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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2000 issue of International Wildlife

• RETURN OF THE BONE EATERS: Biologists are helping the bearded vulture come back to old haunts
  by Martin Forstenzer
• Members' Mailbox
• The Action Report - environmental news
• AND THEN THERE WERE 84,000: The return of musk-oxen to Canada's Banks Island in recent decades is just one chapter of a beguiling Arctic mystery
  by Ed Struzik
• The NWF View: Warning Beneath the Sea - report illustrates the impact of global warming on coral reefs - Brief Article
  by Mark Van Putten
• BIG ON FIGS: In Indonesia, one nutritious fruit is the wild fuel that runs the rain forest - figs, a favorite food of animals in the rainforest, have a high calcium content
  by Margaret Kinnaird
• This Issue: The Power of a Cuscus On Our Magazine's Cover - Brief Article
• Nature's Voice: Sketching Bird Uniforms - wildlife artist Roger Tory Peterson helped simplify bird identification - Brief Article
  by Tory Peterson
• GETTING THINGS DONE IN CUBA: From raising crocs to saving parrots, a few resourceful naturalists are proving that lack of money is no barrier to success - environmental activists in Cuba
  by Steve Hendrix
• Ghosts! Haunting photographs of museum specimens tell the tale of vanished island species - extinct birds, such as Delalande's Coucal, the Flycatcher, and the Grosbeak - Brief Article