Sierra

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Articles in March-April 1994 issue of Sierra

• Batting down bugs - use of bats to control insects
  by Larry Van Dyke
• The big picture - Sierra Club Critical Ecoregions Program
  by Jane Elder
• Red ledge province - Colorado Plateau Ecoregion - includes related information
  by Page Stegner
• Amid hills and hollows - Southern Appalachian Ecoregion
• Restoring a thirsty paradise - Southwest Desert Ecoregion
• Native garden of the north - Hudson Bay/James Bay Ecoregion
• Spirit level - spiritual aspects of nature
  by Mary Sojourner
• 21 ecoregions of the U.S. and Canada - Illustration
• The people and the park - Great Northern Forest Ecoregion - includes related information
  by Bill McKibben
• Making connections in a watery realm - American Southeast Ecoregion
• Miles and miles of solitude - Great Basin/High Desert Ecoregion
• The woods at the end of the world - Boreal Forest Ecoregion
• Character studies - landscape paintings of Camille Pissarro and Asher Durand
  by Hannah Hinchman
• The last, best chance - December 1993 ecosystem protection summit meeting in Missoula, Montana
  by Paul Rauber
• The limits of paradise - Pacific Coast Ecoregion - includes related information
  by John Daniel
• Snail song - Hawaii Ecoregion - includes related information
  by W.S. Merwin
• A new sense of stewardship - Interior Highlands Ecoregion
• At work in the Range of Light - Sierra Nevada Ecoregion
• A wild and unbounded place - Arctic Ecoregion
• Wrong-headed right - property rights and environmental regulation
  by Carl Pope
• Firebugs: build it in California's foothills, and it will burn - firestorm dangers in Southern Calfiornia foothills
  by Mike Davis
• So shall we reap - Great North American Prairie Ecoregion - includes related information
  by Jane Smiley
• Our shifting eastern shore - Atlantic Coast Ecoregion
• Five glacial gifts - Great Lakes Ecoregion
• Where fish built a forest - Pacific Northwest Ecoregion
• Key to gridlock? The free ride goes the way of the free lunch - congestion pricing of highway use
  by Paul Rauber
• Down in the flood - MIssissippi Basin Ecoregion - includes related information
  by Andrei Codrescu
• The oldest mountains' mosaic - Central Appalachia Ecoregion
• At the continent's crest - Rocky Mountain Ecoregion
• A grand arc of plenty - Alaska Rainforest Ecoregion