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Articles in Oct-Nov, 2002 issue of National Wildlife

• On the Wildlife Front - Grants Awarded to Local Conservation Groups - National Wildlife Federation grants - Brief Article
• In Nebraska, the Wildlife Check is in the Mail - rural mail carriers help in state wildlife survey
  by Gillian Klucas
• AFFILIATE SPOTLIGHT - Arizona Fights for Pronghorn - Arizona Wildlife Federation sues the US Forest Service - Brief Article
• Leave the Wetlands to Beaver - As beavers reclaim their rightful places in our environment, experts help us adjust to our industrious new neighbors
  by Christie Aschwanden
• What Is This?
• PUBLIC OPINION - Water Plan Out of Sync With Texans' Beliefs - National Wildlife Federation poll of Texas voters - Brief Article
• Strokes of Genius - The inspired canvases of Sweden's Bruno Liljefors set a standard for wildlife painting
  by Sarah Boyle
• Dry Times at Walker Lake - A vital wildlife oasis in the sagebrush desert of western Nevada is fast disappearing - water being diverted for agriculture
  by Mark Cheater
• PROGRAM PROFILE - California's Latest Water War - Imperial Valley of California: water transfer plan - Brief Article
• Protecting Prairie Dogs on Public Lands - National Wildlife Federation asks for prairie dog protection - Brief Article
• A Fatal Java Jolt - using caffeine as a snail and slug repellent
• CONSERVATION HEROES - Texan Paddles to Protect River - Richard Donovan hopes to protect the Neches River - Brief Article
• Letters
• Another Threat to the Wild - Bush administration energy policy affecting the environment
• NWF Says Global Warming Plan Is Full of Hot Air - National Wildlife Federation: Bush administration plan
• Educating the Public About Gray Wolves - hopes of restoring wolves to the southern Rocky Mountain area - Brief Article
• Gators Locators - alligators: skin nodules - Brief Article
• GAO Study Stomps Delaware Dredging Project - General Accounting Office criticizes the Army Corps of Engineers - Brief Article
• The Cactus Connection - For many plants and animals on the Galapagos Islands, survival makes for some prickly partnerships
  by Tui De Roy
• Unrequited Love Songs? - sonars,ships, etc. may interfere with the mating calls of fin whales - Brief Article
• Mardy Murie Receives NWF's Highest Honor - National Wildlife Federation award - Brief Article
• THE LONG REACH OF TINY BIRDS - Hummingbirds are inspiring new cross- border conservation efforts between Mexico and the United States - aiding hummingbird migration
  by Tim Vanderpool
• WALKING THE LINE - When endangered species cross into Canada, U.S. wildlife protections don't follow them across the border - no equivalent of the Endangered Species Act in Canada
  by Gary Turbak
• Build a Birdhouse and Win Prizes
• Asia's Elephant Wars - Nearly a fifth of the world's human population lives within the range of the Asian elephant; how long can the two species coexist? - Asia: increasing human population, decreasing elephant population
  by Anthony Mecir
• Mesmerized by a River in Maine - Machias River
  by Douglas Rooks
• NWF Supports Sounds Science On White River - National Wildlife Federation - Brief Article
• Creating a Haven for Hummingbirds - hummingbird-friendly gardens
  by Doreen Cubie
• When Wildlife Crosses Borders