National Wildlife

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Articles in Feb-March 2001 issue of National Wildlife

• The State Of Energy Use - states in which people conserve energy - Brief Article
• Keep the Wild Alive - Report Outlines Action To Aid North America's Wild Cats - National Wildlife Federation report - Brief Article
• Sweet Dreams - dreams of zebra finches - Brief Article
• Going Head-to-Head With Killer Bees - control and migration into United States
  by Michael Tennesen
• Vital Statistics - extinction - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Why Birders Love the Blues - It's no coincidence that the indigo bunting has been the focus of a number of landmark bird behavior studies - description and behaviour of bird
  by Les Line
• Why Tiny Particles Pose Big Problems - airborne dust causes health problems
  by Peter Jaret
• The Buzz On Cicadas - dormancy-length of cicadas might be dependant on trees - Brief Article
• Intriguing Birds and Unfamiliar Faces - Brief Article
• Wild Tales About America's Top Dog - television documentary about coyotes - Brief Article
  by Cynthia Barry
• Caught In the Act - To capture bald eagles on film, a husband-and-wife team has spent years perfecting the art of anticipation - Brief Article
• Putting Polluters On The Map - government software for identification of pollution sources - Brief Article
• Putting the Pieces Back Together: Congress Approves Plan To Restore Everglades - Brief Article
• The Good, the Bad and the Wapiti - While elk are returning to their former haunts in the East, they are the focus of concern and controversy in the West
  by Gary Turbak
• Premature Ejection - early hatching of frog embryo when threatened - Brief Article
• Sioux Reservation Site of Latest Ferret Release - Brief Article
• GLOW DOWN BELOW - High-energy lighting reveals a vibrant but little- understood underwater phenomenon - Brief Article
  by Kelly Senser
• Conservation from the Grass Roots - conservationist aims of National Wildlife Federation - Brief Article
• Plan for Restoration Of Grizzly Hailed As New Wildlife Era - re-introduction of grizzly bear to wilderness areas - Brief Article
• Catching Bandits In the Smokies - Botanists are teaming up with law enforcement officers to crack down on the booming illegal trade in wild herbs
  by T. Edward Nickens
• Voters Register Mixed Feelings On Environment - during national presidential elections - Brief Article
• Companies Find It Pays to Be Green - economic benefits enjoyed by environmentally responsible companies - Brief Article
  by Annetta Miller
• NWF Convinces Congress To Fund Wetland Purchase - National Wildlife Federation - Brief Article
• Letters
• Lead Shot Ban Saves Waterfowl - prevention of wildlife lead-poisoning deaths - Brief Article