Richard Pough

Description: (US Ornithologist and Conservationist Known for His Pioneering Work on Bird Preservation)
Richard Pough, a well-known US ornithologist and conservationist, is famous for his widely acclaimed bird guides developed for the National Audubon Society. He founded and served as president of the Nature Conservancy, significantly contributing to conservation initiatives. Pough's advocacy inspired Rosalie Edge to establish the Hawk Mountain Sanctuary for birds. His collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History highlighted his dedication to wildlife education and research, establishing him as a prominent figure in ornithology and conservation.

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Birthday April 19, 1904 (Aries)
Born In New York City, New York, United States
Died on June 24, 2003
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