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Articles in September, 2007 issue of National Parks

• Sounds good.(LETTERS)(Letter to the editor)
  by Waterbury, Beth
• A powerline runs through it: pristine park views and American heritage are threatened by a proposal for a string of power lines.(FORUM)
  by Hinchey, Maurice
• Events.(Trail Mix)(national park events)(Brief article)(Calendar)
• A mountain calling: John Muir's ambles through wilderness did more than just appease his wild heart--they revolutionized the conservation movement.(HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS)
  by Marquis, Amy Leinbach
• Correction.(LETTERS)(Correction notice)
• A climate of change: how will our national parks respond to what may well be the greatest challenge ever faced by planet Earth?
  by Rennicke, Jeff
• 84 years that had elapsed.(Trail Mix)(Yosemite bog orchid discovery)(Brief article)
• In the clutch: several national parks are working to help piping plovers rebound from setbacks suffered decades ago.(RARE & ENDANGERED)
  by Kirkwood, Scott
• It's about time.(EDITOR'S NOTE)(global warming)(Editorial)(Brief article)
  by Kirkwood, Scott
• Stopped in their tracks: NPCA coalition persuades Park Service to suspend ATV use in Wrangell-St. Elias.(Trail Mix)(National Parks Conservation Association on the use of all-terrain vehicles)(Brief article)
  by Kirkwood, Scott
• Glacier National Park: Montana.(APERTURE)(Brief article)
  by Bourseiller, Philippe
• Healing words.(LETTERS)(Letter to the editor)
  by D., Paul; Federman, Lorie
• Eye-opener.(Trail Mix)(In the Valley of the Wolves)(Television program review)(Brief article)
• A focused response.(LETTERS)(Letter to the editor)
  by Godwin, Charles M.
• Echoes.(Trail Mix)(quotes)(Brief article)
• The play's the thing.(LETTERS)(Letter to the editor)
  by Cameron, Ellen; Lees, Alfred
• A shifting landscape: Global Warming has put Yellowstone's whitebark pine trees at the mercy of a malicious beetle. What does that mean for the grizzly bear?(Trail Mix)(Report)
  by Marquis, Amy Leinbach
• And then there was life: our national parks trace life's evolutionary path.
  by Lanting, Frans
• Cruising altitude: the bald eagle is back from the brink, and Channel Islands National Park wants the world to know it.(Trail Mix)(Brief article)
  by Marquis, Amy Leinbach
• A brighter future?(PRESIDENT'S OUTLOOK)
  by Kiernan, Thomas C.
• A lost art: an ancient code is revealed in the aspen trees of Nevada's Great Basin National Park.(PARK MYSTERIES)
  by Shteir, Seth
• A moving target: like the contents of an hourglass, every grain of sand on our national seashores is easily manipulated by outside forces. But when powerful storms, ocean tides, and heavy machinery are all part of the mix, who's to say how "natural&q
  by Hendricks, Melissa
• A northwest passage: Olympic National Park's 600 miles of hiking trails are just waiting to be discovered.(EXCURSIONS)
  by Sykes, Karen
• End of the road: a decades-long debate over the North Shore Road in Great Smoky Mountains National Park may be nearing its end.(Trail Mix)
  by Marquis, Amy Leinbach
• Blazing a trail: a proposed trail between the Everglades and Biscayne would connect the Florida parks to local communities.(Trail Mix)
  by Kirkwood, Scott