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Articles in Dec, 2007 issue of Endangered Species Bulletin

• Rare bird nests are cause for celebration
  by Rachel Levin
• Partnerships for shared stewardship
  by Leopoldo Miranda-Castro
• A rare plant returns to San Francisco Bay
  by Valary Bloom
• The Texas blind salamander
  by Craig Springer
• Conserving a natural Utah treasure
  by Elaine York
• The National Fish Hatchery System
  by Stuart C. Leon
• Good news for the Amur tiger
  by Ken Burton
• Cooperative conservation for the Page springsnail
  by Mike Martinez
• Hatcheries are for more than fish
  by Richard Shelton
• Species recovery through Habitat and Resource Conservation
  by Dave Stout
• A new approach for monitoring multiple species
  by Brian Powell
• Partnerships can conserve species and a way of life
  by Jeannie Stafford
• Fish and Wildlife Management Assistance
  by John Castellano
• Jump starting a rabbit's recovery
  by Jack Sparks
• The Environmental Contaminants Program
  by Cindy Schexnider
• Refuges help recover rare California species
  by Diane Elam
• Fisheries and habitat conservation: our mission is to provide leadership in sustaining and enhancing fish, wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of the American people and to engage citizens in the shared stewardship of our Nation's natural resourc
  by Amy DeWeerd
• Hatchery breeds Wyoming's rarest toad
  by Craig Springer
• Measuring recovery success
  by Krishna Gifford
• New Hope for the Leon Springs pupfish
  by Nathan Allan
• A living fossil fights for survival
  by Jeff M. Finley
• Translocation and disease monitoring of wild Laysan ducks
  by Michelle H. Reynolds
• Sometimes it's the little things that matter
  by Shane D. Hanlon
• The return of a lake-dwelling giant
  by Craig Springer
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