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Articles in May-June, 2000 issue of International Wildlife

• From Condors to Coal: Getting Your Attention - Brief Article
• NEW SHOWDOWN OVER COAL - In Thailand and across the globe, people are protesting the dark underside of the world's most common fuel
  by Curtis A. Moore
• Forest Lands Earn Green Certification In New York State - Brief Article
• A FOOL FOR TARSIERS - Once ridiculed for his quest to save the Philippines' tiniest primates, Carlito Pizarras is now viewed as a national treasure
  by Floyd Whaley
• Keep the Wild Alive - Workshop Focuses On Plight of North America's Wild Cats - Brief Article
• INTO THE SEA WITH GIANTS - So why would you want an up-close encounter with a 60-ton bowhead whale?
  by Paul Nicklen
• Citizens Have Right To Clean Environment, Montana Court Says - Brief Article
• Reducing a Global Toll - Brief Article
• Maine Affiliate Calls for Cooperation on Salmon Recovery - Brief Article
• Government Decision on NWF Petition Spells Victory for Prairie Dogs - Brief Article
• FLIGHT OF THE CONDOR - In Ecuador and Peru the world's largest flying bird gets a helping hand
  by Tui De Roy
• NWF Threatens Suit To Protect Habitat Of Florida Panther - Brief Article
• LAST OF THE Llama Treks - A few caravanners still haul salt for barter across Bolivia's frozen highlands
  by Victor Englebert
• Conservationists Win Wetlands Battle In South Dakota - Brief Article
• WORLD'S STRANGEST PREDATOR? Two nature photographers get the first wild shots of a catlike hunter - Brief Article
  by Fiona Sunquist
• Ore Processing Plant Expansion Threatens Lake Superior - Brief Article
• Letters