Most Recent Articles from International Wildlife

• RETURN OF THE Golden Fleece - Peru's elegant vicuũas thrive once again, but are they as wild as ever? - vicunas 

  IN THE ANDES of Peru, curtains of steam rise from still-frozen ground where last night's snowfall lingers in crusty patches. Unperturbed by a chill...

  01/01/02 by Tui De Roy · More from publication

• One Tree at a Time - By cutting and selling old-growth wood for a fraction of its worth, Vietnam's Hmong may endanger their long-term survival 

  TWO SMALL, BRAWNY MEN slosh through an icy stream, their cheap plastic sandals slapping slick rocks. They never break their stride, hurdling pools...

  01/01/02 by Karen J. Coates · More from publication

• OH, WHAT A NEST! Africa's wily sociable weavers are masters of architecture and adaptation 

  A CAPE COBRA thrusts its yellow head out of a nest in a camel thorn tree, its jaws clenched around two screaming chicks. Leaving another four feet...

  01/01/02 by Don Boroughs · More from publication

• This Issue 

  A Former Marine Relives the Battle Over Tarawa A Former Marine Relives the Battle Over Tarawa Curtis A. Moore, author of our story on climate...

  01/01/02 · More from publication

• The Nwf View - National Wildlife Federation stand on global warming issues - Brief Article - Editorial 

  Climate Solutions Climate Solutions THIS MONTH'S International Wildlife cover story provides new and disturbing evidence from the Pacific...

  01/01/02 · More from publication

• The Action Report - How NWF Is Making a Difference - National Wildlife Federation activities 

  Unexpected Wild Places at Risk From Oil Drilling Unexpected Wild Places at Risk From Oil Drilling When we think of sensitive ecosystems at risk...

  01/01/02 by Phyllis McIntosh · More from publication

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