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Articles in May-June, 2001 issue of International Wildlife

• TRAPPED! In a rarely observed phenomenon, beluga whales caught in the Arctic ice encounter a powerful predator
  by Sue Flood
• Campaign Reduces Mercury Waste From Hospitals - Brief Article
• Scientists Map Spots Critical to Future of Alaska Sound - Brief Article
• Sprawl a Leading Threat To California Species, NWF Finds - National Wildlife Federation - Brief Article
• Dizzy With Birds - How thousands of volunteers transformed a degraded New Zealand island into a pulsing wildlife wonderland
  by Tui De Roy
• Michigan Dams Ruin Native Fish Habitat, NWF Tells Agency - Brief Article
• NWF, Affiliate Urge Action on Habitat Of Pronghorn - National Wildlife Federation - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Too Wild To Waste - Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Staying Close To Home - In bequeathing territory to daughters, solitary leopards provide a glimpse into how social groups evolved
  by Fiona Sunquist
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Supreme Court Deals Devastating Blow to Wetlands - Brief Article
• The Rise of the Dormouse - Britain's endearingly sleepy hazel dormouse is the focus of energetic rescue efforts
  by Tara Mack
• Keep the Wild Alive - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• NWF, eNature.com Boost Virtual Access To Natural World - National Wildlife Federation - Brief Article
• EVANGELIST FOR NATURE - Once a missionary, Jose Alvarez now searches Amazonia for new species-and preaches salvation for their imperiled habitat
  by Catherine Elton
• Bird Songs, Volunteers And a Chorus on the Web - Brief Article