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SciView Video Essay: Gray Hawks - Kalyn Miller

A University of Arizona student fascination with a new species in Southern Arizona…the Gray Hawk.
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A University of Arizona student fascination with a new species in Southern Arizona…the Gray Hawk. Candid conversations with three University of Arizona students and the topic of each of their article for SciView, an annual magazine produced by the School of Journalism’s Science Journalism Project.

Produced by John Booth
Photographer: Tess Salmon, Jacobo Ramirez
Edited by Nate Huffman and John Booth
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