Guests: JOSHUA GINSBERG
Director for Asia Programs
Wildlife Conservation Society (based at Bronx Zoo)
New York, New York BETSY DRESSER
Director, Center for Research of Endangered Species
Senior Vice President of Research
Audubon Nature Institute
New Orleans, Louisiana STEPHEN O'BRIEN
Chief, Laboratory of Genomic Diversity
Frederick Cancer Research and Development Center
National Cancer Insitute, National Institutes of Health
Frederick, Maryland As the list of endangered species in the world grows ever longer, scientists are looking to biotechnology to help save these animals from extinction. In this hour, we'll take a look at the latest in high-tech conservation. From wildlife forensics to genetic mapping, and even cloning, can science help save species?
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