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George Schaller is a senior conservationist at W.C.S. and vice president of Panthera.

As we drive through the savannah, Daballen, a conservationist at Save the Elephants, points out family groups and individuals within them.

Richard Ellis, a marine conservationist at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, said that generally whales like Tilly — which are actually members of the dolphin family — are too smart to have been acting purely out of impulse.

Geoff Law, formerly a conservationist at the Wilderness Society, told Guardian Australia: "In my opinion – and I've been working on these issues since 1981 – it's the gravest crisis the world heritage area has faced in that time".

Helen Meredith, amphibian conservationist at the Zoological Society of London, said: "Looking into 2080, it seems there will be more extinctions of species of amphibians, which is terrifying as a third of all amphibian species are threatened with extinction now.

"Everybody knew that mandrills were amazing animals, the type that gets featured by Disney," said Dr. John Oates, a zoologist and conservationist at Hunter College, referring to the mandrills' appearance in the animated blockbuster, "The Lion King".

We were amateur conservationists at that time and our focus was biodiversity.

Mooallem, who observes conservationists at work from California to Manitoba, narrates his experience while questioning his own assumptions along the way.

Conservationists at Traffic say they view the seizure as a way to enforce more smuggling crimes and protect rhinos from the ongoing poaching crisis.

Just last week, conservationists at the Old Pejeta sanctuary in Kenya said that their one male and two female northern white rhinos will not be able to reproduce naturally.

One of the few disappointments for conservationists at the conference came with the defeat of a motion to increase protective measures for African lions.