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Articles in Oct-Nov, 2001 issue of National Wildlife

• Maine Ads Urge Forest Certification - National Wildlife Federation affiliate in Maine sponsors an ad campaign for sustainable forestry practices - Brief Article
• American Heritage - Tracking North America's Largest Snake
  by Don Stap
• NWF View - Conservation Partnerships On Working Landscapes - National Wildlife Federation - Brief Article
• Grass-roots Effort Ends in Victory For Texas Water - rules on quality of water to remain the same - Brief Article
• Steering Birds Clear of Windows - helping birds avoid collisions with windows
  by Heidi Ridgley
• Illuminating Findings - firefly research - Brief Article
• Activist Sparks Community Habitat Project - town in Washington to be certified as wildlife friendly - Brief Article
• Planting the Seeds of Conservation - It makes farmers happy and creates habitat for wild creatures. What's not to like about the Farm Bill? - farmers who set aside areas for wildlife
  by Gary Turbak
• Return of a Native - Displaced over much of its range by hatchery-bred fish, the brook trout is now coming back to some eastern waterways - saving native brook trout
  by T. Edward Nickens
• NWF Assails Decision To Shelve Grizzly Recovery - National Wildlife Federation - Brief Article
• Watching Birds—in the Field and on the Web - National Audubon Society: Christmas Bird Count, and other birdwatching events - Brief Article
  by Laura Tangley
• She Sings Singular Songs - female birds excel in singing - Brief Article
• New England States Get Poor Grades On Mercury Pollution - Brief Article
• Mysteries of the Twilight Zone - Once dismissed as a biological wasteland, the deep sea teems with surprising life forms, most of them unknown to science - two-mile-deep canyon off Monterey, California
  by Laura Tangley
• MAKING SCENTS OF SMELLS - By studying which smells wild creatures find irresistible or repugnant, scientists hope to help people live harmoniously with them - National Wildlife Research Center: experimenting with synthetic scents
  by Mark Cheater
• Wildlife Successes And Heroic Efforts - Brief Article
• Adopt-a-Lek Project Aids Sage Grouse - Brief Article
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Americans Want Smart Growth - opinion on limited development - Brief Article
• GROWING PAINS - As their numbers multiply in some states, black bears are creating unusual problems in some unlikely places
  by Les Line
• Report Card On Colleges - survey of environmental practices of colleges and universities - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Alaska First State To Regulate Cruise Ship Pollution - Brief Article
• Mysterious Wetlands Where Wildlife Thrives - exploring the 'Carolina' bays of the Atlantic coast - Brief Article
  by Doreen Cubie
• A LITTLE OSPREY-TALITY GOES A LONG WAY - From Florida's Sanibel Island to Oregon's Willamette Valley, people are putting out the welcome mat for ospreys and the birds are flourishing
  by Doug Stewart
• Prairie Dog Crusade Prompts Change for Nation's Grasslands - Brief Article
• Oregonians Restore Rare Butterfly Habitat - Fender's blue butterfly - Brief Article
• Waving A Red Flag? - colorful fall foliage of trees may be a warning insects - Brief Article
• NWF Targets Habitat-Destroying Sprawl - National Wildlfe - Brief Article
• Staten Island School Adopts Nearby Pond - environmental education project - Brief Article
• CATCH-AND-RELEASE - golden-colored trout in Arizon's White Mountain - Brief Article