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Articles in May-June, 1996 issue of Sierra

• Dry run - drying foods for carrying along on back packing trips - includes recipe for Jerky Stew
  by Paul Rauber
• Oregon sends a message - voters in Oregon demand pro-environment representation
  by B.J. Bergman
• With unwavering conviction - 1995 Albert Schweitzer Prize for Humanitarianism recipient Dr. Edgar Wayburn
  by Tracy Baxter
• Garden of grace - how to build gardens that attract butterflies
  by Claire Hagen Dole
• Environmental Values in American Culture. - book reviews
  by Carl Pope
• Elephant graveyard - how the Republican Party is handling environmental issues
  by Paul Rauber
• Slide Mountain, or the Folly of Owning Nature. - book reviews
  by John Byrne Barry
• Eco-thug: Helen Chenoweth - anti-environment congresswoman from Idaho
  by Paul Rauber
• A Different Angle: Fly Fishing Stories by Women. - book reviews
  by Emily Gilels
• Murphy's laws: 1. hogs rule 2. you pay - environmental hazards of hog farms
  by Bob Schildgen
• The Stork and the Plow: The Equity Answer to the Human Dilemma. - book reviews
  by Bob Schildgen
• Ozark pleasures - Mark Twain National Forest and Ozark National Scenic Riverways
  by Meg Krehbiel
• A sporting chance - sportsmen and sportswomen are some of the biggest supporters for the preservation of wildlife
  by Carl Pope
• Teddy rides again - short story
  by B.J. Bergman