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Articles in June-July, 2001 issue of National Wildlife

• Snake River Dams Violate Clean Water Act, Court Rules - case involving the Army Corps of Engineers - Brief Article
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• What's to Become of the Timberdoodle? - effects on American woodcock population on urban and industrial growth
  by T. Edward Nickens
• NWF Intervenes In Court Case Over Bear Recovery - National Wildlife Federation; grizzly bear restoration effort meets with opposition from state officials - Brief Article
• Memorable Moments in the Lives of Bears - production of large-format documentary film Bears
  by Cynthia Barry
• Photo Contest - Brief Article
• Wanted: Volunteers For NWF's Habitat Stewards Program - National Wildlife Federation; wildlife habitat protection - Brief Article
• Problems and Promise in the Land of the 'Hooch - Unbridled development and pollution threaten the Chattahoochee's ability to be all things to the millions who use and abuse the fabled river
  by Jessica Snyder Sachs
• NWF View - National Wildlife Federation workshops for citizen lobbying in stream conservation - Brief Article
  by Mark Van Putten
• Oil Drilling Eyed For Another Alaskan Wilderness - protest over proposed oil drilling in Alaska's Copper River Delta - Brief Article
• JOURNEY OF THE NECTAR BATS - The annual migration of winged mammals from Mexico to Arizona, vital to plants north of the border, is at risk
  by Michael Tennesen
• Of Moms And Mercury - health hazards of mercury levels among women of childbearing age - Brief Article
• Groups Fight Effort To Reverse EPA Stance on Mercury - President Bush's reversal of a campaign promise on power plant pollution is cause for concern - Brief Article
• CONSERVATION HEROES - New Role for Arkansas Lawyer As River Activist - environmental protection efforts of David Carruth on behalf of White River - Brief Article
• IN SEARCH OF Arizona's Elegant Visitor - Just one look at the trogon is enough to turn birders into believers - behaviour and migration of bird to nesting area
  by Tim Vanderpool
• New Postage Stamp Celebrates Value Of Grasslands - Great Plains Prairie stamp - Brief Article
• SEARCHING FOR THE BIRDS IN ART - A small Wisconsin museum celebrates its 25th anniversary as the world's mecca for wildlife artists - Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum
  by George H. Harrison
• WHEN THE RED FOX COMES TO TOWN - As their numbers soar in suburbs, these catlike canines delight many homeowners, but sometimes pose a threat to rare species
  by Peter Taylor
• NWF Offers Nature Education For Challenged Youth - National Wildlife Federation; nature education - Brief Article
• The Medicine Man - Paul Cox is one of a small breed of scientists trying to bring Native healing methods to the modern world
  by Joan Conrow
• Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: Too Wild To Waste - opposition to President Bush's plan to drill for oil - Brief Article
• Intimate Encounters in the Midst of the City - avocet population and habitat in Denver, Colorado - Brief Article
  by Gordon Illg
• Ten Cool Things To Do - to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions - Brief Article
• Keep the Wild Alive - exotic species are threatening native wildlife - Brief Article
• Arsenic And Old Brake - brake fern found to absorb and store arsenic from contaminated soils - Brief Article
• Jumping at the Chance To See Wildlife
• A Seaside Plant Hangs on by Its Roots - conservation efforts on behalf of the sea-beach amaranth - Brief Article
  by Doreen Cubie
• Making Scents Of Predators - recognition of predators by female moose in predator-controlled areas - Brief Article