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Articles in May-June, 1995 issue of Sierra

• Taken by storm - sea-kayaking off the coast of Georgia - includes related information
  by Dashka Slatter
• Down to the Pacific shore - train trip from Nevada to San Francisco, California - America by Rail
  by William Poole
• Good times in the Badlands - visiting the North Dakota Badlands
  by Reed McManus
• Return to Harmony - hiking the Harmony Trail on Mount St. Helens
  by Christine Colasurdo
• Through the Heartland - train trip from New Orleans, Louisiana, to Chicago, Illinois - America by Rail
  by William Poole
• The perfect day - nature hike in the Weminuche Wilderness in Colorado - includes related information
  by Rick Bass
• Pioneer Naturalists. - book reviews
  by Joan Hamilton
• Stump speeches - anti-environmentalism of legislators elected in Nov. 1994 - includes related information
  by Paul Rauber
• Grand canvas - raft trip through the Grand Canyon - includes related information
  by Hannah Hinchman
• Standing up for the planet - Environmental Rights Campaign
• Reclaiming the Last Wild Places: A New Agenda for Biodiversity. - book reviews
  by Bob Schildgen
• Sagebrush snafu - lawsuit requires Forest Service to comply with National Environmental Policy Act in issuing grazing permits
  by Paul Rauber
• Across the Great Divide - train trip from Chicago, Illinois, to Utah - America by Rail
  by William Poole
• The education of a lobbyist - volunteer Sierra Club lobbyist Joni Bosh
  by Amy Wilson
• Caring for Creation: An Ecumenical Approach to the Environmental Crisis. - book reviews
  by Bob Schildgen
• Bringing in the sheaves - farmers and environmental policy - Column
  by Carl Pope
• Crowded coast to Crescent City - train trip from New York, New York, to New Orleans, Louisiana - America by Rail
  by William Poole
• Crags and crumpets - hiking in the Shawangunk Mountains of New York State - includes related information
  by Patti Hagan
• View from the grassroots - results of public opinion survey on the Sierra Club
• Worldviews and Ecology: Religion, Philosophy, and the Environment. - book reviews
  by Emily Gilels