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Articles in Dec-Jan, 2000 issue of National Wildlife

• Activists' Crusade Protects Urban Bog As Wildlife Haven
• Photo Contest
• Keep the Wild Alive
• Finding Splendor in the Tallgrass at One Of Our Newest National Parks
  by Shirley Christian
• Dangerous Levels of Mercury Found in New England Rain
• Letters
• TALES OF TWO ORCAS - The more scientists learn about killer whales, the more differences they find between resident pods and transient travelers
  by Doug Stewart
• Realtor Strives To Save North Carolina Woods He Loves
• News of the Wild
  by Mark Cheater
• Watching Wolves On a Wild Ride - For 25 winners, researcher Rolf Peterson has tracked the turbulent twists and turns in the lives of Isle Royale's top predators and prey
  by Les Line
• Ruling Will Improve Wildlife Safeguards Throughout Nation
• Tired of Squirrels Raiding Your Bird Feeders? Here Are Ten Ways to Outwit Them
  by George H. Harrison
• Arctic Weather and Tropical Typhoons
• How a Famed Novelist Became Godfather To a Tiny Endangered Butterfly
  by Michael Lipske
• Celebrating the Gift of Wildlife
• NWF, BP Amoco Join Together In Wildlife Promotion
• Plastic Packaging Is Durable, Lightweight and Inexpensive; So What's the Problem?
  by Gabrielle deGroot Redford
• NWF Certifies Indiana Town As Community Habitat
• Fighting the Winds of Change - On the remote islands of Guam and the Northern Marianas, 180-mile-per-hour typhoons may be the easiest challenge for native birds
  by Joan Conrow
• NWF, Affiliates Urge Fast Action On Platte River Plan
• IN SEARCH OF Guilt-Free Seafood - With many fish populations depleted around the world, what can a concerned consumer eat?
  by Steve Nadis
• Yellowstone Bison Plan Falls Short, According to NWF
• Challenge In The Heart Of Winter - High in the mountains of northern Alaska, the author braves bitter cold to observe an annual Dall's sheep ritual
  by Tom Walker