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Honorary degree 'dream come true' for conservationist

Honorary degree 'dream come true' for conservationist
BBC Science Monday 14 September 2026, 05:35 UTC 1 min read
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Tullis Matson, who set up a wildlife conservation charity, is one of seven people to get the award.

Tullis Matson, who set up a wildlife conservation charity, is one of seven people to get the award.
Tullis Matson (PERSON)
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