National Wildlife

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Articles in April-May 2001 issue of National Wildlife

• BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIRD CITY - In St. Louis and other U.S. metropolises, birds of prey, such as this peregrine falcon and her chicks, are now part of the landscape
  by Cynthia Berger
• A Cautionary Tale About Cleaning House - personal account: an effort to use house cleaning materials that are safe for people and the environment
  by Susan Fay
• New Headquarters Building Reflects NWF's Mission - National Wildlife Federation, Reston, Virginia - Brief Article
• United for Conservation Progress - National Wildlife Federation and George W. Bush - Brief Article - Editorial
• Waxing Eloquent on Native Bees - Many people are unaware that native bees are crucial to the ecology and the economy of the United States; Frank Parker and others are trying to change that - Industry Overview
  by Lisa Jones
• Family Planning - wild life, Canada - Brief Article
• Awesome Sights, Important Species - wild life - Editorial
• GRASPING FOR SOLUTIONS - While many states are failing to protect rivers and watersheds from polluted runoff, some communities are taking matters into their own hands - diffuse pollution threatens American waterways
  by Joby Warrick
• NWF Certifies Its New Hometown as Community Habitat - Reston, Virginia - Brief Article
• NWF Helps Repair Damage to Streams, Surveys Forest Roads - Northeast Natural Resource Center - Brief Article
• A Refuge Where Wonderful Things Happen - J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge, Sanibel Island, FL - Brief Article
  by Mark Wexler
• CONSERVATION HALL OF FAME - He Inspired Our Passion for the Oceans - Jacques Cousteau - Brief Article
  by Rachel K. Sobel
• Swirly Bird Gets The Prey - wild life research - Brief Article
• Tennessee Affiliate Helps Reintroduce Wild Elk to State - wild life restoration - Brief Article
• EPA To Regulate Mercury Emissions From Coal-Fired Power Plants - USA - Brief Article
• Snooping on Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers - David Richardson, biologist, Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge
  by Wendee Holtcamp
• NWF Fellowship Leads To Wetlands Restoration Career - Lara DuMond - Brief Article
• NWF NatureLink Clubs To Serve Kids of All Ages - Brief Article
• Silence Of The Clams - diversions of the Colorado River have decimated the clam population - Brief Article
• Why Should We Care About Marine Worms? - polychaetes - Brief Article
  by Gabrielle deGroot Redford
• Congress Falls Short On Guaranteeing Conservation Funds - Brief Article
• Swaying Evidence - penguin's swaying walk helps conserve energy - Brief Article
• Letters - farmed fish and environmental protection - Brief Article - Letter to the Editor - Editorial
  by Susan LosCalzo
• Less Draining Decade - protecting wetlands - Brief Article
• Wildlife Week 2001: Nature in Your Own Neighborhood - Brief Article
• LEARNING TO LIVE WITH PRAIRIE DOGS - A pair of Montana ranchers is showing that cowherds can exist in harmony with these native animals
  by Christie Aschwanden
• Slip Of The Tongue - chameleons - Brief Article