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Articles in Sept-Oct, 1996 issue of International Wildlife

Finally water! - animals at waterholes in Botswana - Illustration
by Frans Lanting
Lost chimps: primatologist Jane Goodall has taken on a new role as a savior to Africa's orphaned chimpanzees - Cover Story
by Virginia Morell
Two species, one design - Ecological Twins
by Fiona Sunquist
The discovery of Cuba - essay written by Christopher Columbus
Schoolyard Habitats program takes root at pilot sites sponsored by NWF, Dannon - National Wildlife Federation; Dannon Co
China's coming flood: a 400-mile-long reservoir on the Yangtze River will drown forests and farms, driving more than a million people from their homes
by Jeremy Schmidt
When subtlety takes wing: for Canadian Chris Bacon, the real art of bird painting is complex solutions that look elegant - Paint as Light

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