Talk:Richard Pough

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The original version of this article stated that Pough was the second president of the Nature Conservancy. I have added a reference that states that Pough was the founding president. My other sources of information are an important (but unpublished report) that Pough wrote in 1944 and an article that appeared in Sports Illustrated (which seems to be a strange place for an article about a conservationist) that contains a great deal of information. Cinclodes (talk) 21:01, 9 June 2022 (UTC)Reply

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