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Articles in Dec-Jan, 1997 issue of National Wildlife

• Turning deadwood into lively homes for wildlife - Backyard Habitat
• Historic plan paves way for grizzlies' return to Idaho's Bitteroot region
• Seeking the missing lynx; researchers use a novel technique to pin down the exact status of the declining lynx - Cover Story
  by Gary Turbak
• The bizarre life of the harlequin duck
  by Gary Turbak
• Backyard bird-feeder bandits? - population of hawks increasing
  by George H. Harrison
• Survival by handout? - San Joaquin kit foxes
  by Sharon Begley
• Giving wildlife a much-needed helping hand - Teaming with Wildlife plan - Creative Solutions
  by Roger DiSilvestro
• Star of the swamp: the star-nosed mole has an incredible sense of touch that we humans can only envy - Biological Wonder
  by Bill Rankin
• Photo contest 1997 - winners of the 27th annual photo contest - Illustration
• He wrote the book on birds - Chandler S. Robbins - American Heroes
  by Michael Lipske
• Out of control! Exploding numbers of snow geese are bad news for Midwest farmers and an entire Far North ecosystem
  by Lisa Drew
• Rare beauties: some of the nation's loveliest native plants are also among its most endangered
  by Michael Lipske
• Is this the world's rarest bird? - po'ouli
  by Les Line
• Bison on the firing line: around Yellowstone, rancher concerns about cattle disease are colliding with wildlife protection on public lands - Battleground
  by Roger Di Silvestro
• Photo contest awards - nature and wildlife - includes details on how to enter the 1997 contest
• Showing our support through Teaming with Wildlife - initiative under debate in Congress would increase resources for wildlife - The NWF View
  by Mark Van Putten
• In fighting a dam disaster, they helped make history - Northeast Kingdom Chapter of Trout Unlimited wins effort to return Vermont's Clyde River to its natural state
  by Kelly L. Hartley
• Values that Americans hold dearly - how voters feel about the environment - Editorial
• Investigating the Last Great American Gold Heist - television documentary on mining
  by Roger DiSilvestro
• Looking at old growth from new angles; from treetops to roots, aging woods still hold plenty or surprises for researchers
  by Kathie Durbin
• Tales of the great white bear - polar bears - Cover Story
  by Lisa Drew
• Crazy over squirrels; they are a scourge to some people, a delight to others
  by Michael Lipske