Alumni Gone Wild? When George Schaller MS’57, PhD’62 first came to the UW, he expected to spend his studies watching birds on Picnic Point. But a surprise opportunity sent him to the Congo and changed the course of his career. He spent the next half century traveling through jungles and savannas, mountains and moorlands, trying to find and conserve some of the world’s rarest species. Find out what drives Schaller to live the wild life in the summer issue.
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