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Articles in April-May 1998 issue of National Wildlife

• When loggers use horse sense to help protect forests - modern day horse logging
  by Mark Cheater
• Money does grow on trees - and so does better health and happiness - benefits of street trees - Column - Brief Article
  by Mark Wexler
• In the game of survival, the scorpion is a superstar - Examining the scorpion - Brief Article
  by Peter Friederici
• She documents the beauty of wild rivers and wildlands - Environmental activist Barbara Ullian
  by Kathie Durbin
• Rebirth on the Great Plains - bison on Native American lands restores cultural outlook - includes related article on National Wildlife Federation's efforts to spare free-range bison
  by Douglas Chadwick
• A man for all seasons - lasting environmental impact of Aldo Leopold
  by Nina Leopold Bradley
• Searching for hope in the family tree - scientists seek means to save Hawaiian birds - Cover Story
  by Susan Champlin Taylor
• Are our coastal waters turning deadly? - tiny organisms pose coastal health threat - includes related article on 'Saving Our Watersheds' program
  by Ginny Carroll
• On the trail of a gray ghost - studying mountain gray foxes
  by Bob Crabtree
• Leopold's enduring legacy - Aldo Leopold - Brief Article - Column
  by Mark Van Putten
• Coming back on its own terms - wood storks adapt to changes and thrive
  by Jeff Klinkenberg
• How to grow some sunshine in your yard and feed the birds in the process - growing sunflowers - Column - Brief Article
  by Thomas A. Lewis
• Backyard wildlife habitat program extends outreach in 25th year - creating wildlife habitats - Brief Article