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Articles in Oct-Nov, 2000 issue of National Wildlife

• Groups Sue Agency To Protect Arizona Wilderness Area
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT - What does the future hold for Yellowstone's grizzlies?
  by Gary Turbak
• THE BIRD THAT NEVER FORGETS - The unassuming Clark's nutcracker has one of the most remarkable memories in the animal kingdom
  by Peter Friederici
• NWF Urges Broad Expansion Of Wolf Recovery in West, Northeast
• Update
• Organic Farms Richer In Wildlife
• New York Affiliate Helps Pass Pesticide And Jet Ski Laws
• For Some Native Americans, Bison Herds May Hold the Keys to a Brighter Future
  by Mark Wexler
• Counting Links in Food Chains
• Parties Urge City To Use Buying Power To Help Save Forests
• DANCING TO AN ANCIENT BEAT - For four million years, albatrosses have returned to Midway Atoll every November to perform their mating rituals
  by Tim Friend
• Hatching a Dramatic Plot
• River Project Enlists Citizens To Save Atlanta Watersheds
• SPECTACULAR CONCEPTION - Deep within the Gulf of Mexico, an annual nighttime spectacle is providing scientists with new clues to coral conservation
  by Pete Taylor
• Case of the Mysterious Fat Loss
• Keep the Wild Alive - Volunteers Plant Trees To Restore Salmon Habitat
• How Does a Gecko Stick?
• NWF Presses Agency To Keep Its Word On Wilderness Status
• CONSERVATION HALL OF FAME - From His Energy and Creativity, America's National Park System Evolved
• America's Forgotten Ecosystem - Often maligned and frequently mismanaged, the country's most abundant native shrub is finally getting credit for its value to wildlife
  by Michael Lipske
• Thrills and Troubles In the Marine World
• Agencies Sharply Curtail Poisoning Of Black-tailed Prairie Dogs
• Why New Houses Cost So Much
• A Common-Sense Vote
• NWF Seeks Policy On Export of Water From Great Lakes
• Defense Systems Under Fire - Strong evidence that certain toxic pollutants make wildlife more vulnerable to disease may also apply to people
  by Peter Jaret
• By Watching What Animals Eat, Experts May Find New Medicines for People
  by Laura Tangley
• Wildlife Habitats Boost Spirits In Retirement Homes
• Letters
• Providing Safekeeping For Southeast Asia's Vanishing Turtles
  by Ted Williams