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Articles in Sept-Oct 1995 issue of Sierra

• The oyster is our world - decline of oyster population harms the environment - includes recipe
  by Paul Rauber
• Missing links - large protected areas are needed for effective ecosystem preservation - includes information on progress in protecting North American ecosystems - Saving the Wild Planet - Cover Story
  by Dave Foreman
• Canyonland conservative - Rudy Lukez, head of Utah Chapter of the Sierra Club
  by Amy Wilson
• Our Natural History: The Lessons of Lewis and Clark. - book reviews
  by Joseph Petulla
• On the beach - project to protect turtles on Java's Sukamade Beach
  by Mary Ann Franke
• The obligation of care: "saving the planet" means sticking with a place - and each other - Saving the Wild Planet - Cover Story
  by Wendell Berry
• Arizona's red rock country - outdoor recreation near Sedona, Arizona - includes bibliography
  by Dave Ganci
• In Service of the Wild: Restoring and Reinhabiting Damaged Land. - book reviews
  by Marc Lecard
• Hitched to everything - how environmentalists can use the Internet and the World Wide Web
  by Weldon Dodson
• The power of one - how individuals have succeeded in preserving wilderness - Saving the Wild Planet - Cover Story
  by Galen Rowell
• Losing Ground: American Environmentalism at the Close of the Twentieth Century. - book reviews
  by Paul Rauber
• National yard sale - threats to federal ownership of public lands
  by Paul Rauber
• The human factor - national security and sustainable development - Saving the Wild Planet - Cover Story
  by Timothy E. Wirth
• The Way Things Aren't: Rush Limbaugh's Reign of Error. - book reviews
  by Bob Schildgen
• Going to extremes - anti-environmental groups hide their extremism - Ways & Means - Column
  by Carl Pope
• Armed and dangerous: the Wise Use movement meets the militias
  by Vince Bielski
• 21 ways to save the wild planet - Cover Story
• A Moment on the Earth: Why Nature Needs Us. - book reviews
  by Michael McCloskey