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Spencer R Phillips

Spencer Phillips is a natural resource economist with extensive experience helping people, communities and institutions realize the benefits of wildland conservation. He is now Vice President for Ecology & Economics Research for The Wilderness Society, and is located in Washington, DC.

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envronment, economics, conservation, wilderness, ENGO

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