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Articles in August-Sept 1996 issue of National Wildlife

• Documenting the dangerous world of dolphins - television documentary program
  by Roger DiSilvestro
• Living up to our legacy - new leadership at the National Wildlife Federation - Editorial
  by Mark Vann Putten
• Looking for lessons from loons: by studying the behavior of these elusive birds, scientists may also learn about the effects of mercury pollution on wildlife
  by John Carey
• Bear man of McNeil River: at the biggest gathering of brown bears in the world, sanctuary manager Larry Aumiller teaches peaceful coexistence to people and wildlife - Alaska Spectacle - Cover Story
  by Bill Sherwonit
• Portrait of the artist as a young man: Georgia painter Jay Kemp is fast making his mark in the world of wildlife art
  by Mark Wexler
• The cave that holds clues to life on Mars - Lechuguilla Cave in New Mexico
  by Peter Nelson
• A song for every occasion: new technology is revealing that the notes, warbles and chirps of birdsong say more than anyone had guessed - Avian Arias
  by Bill Rankin
• Great Lakes activist Mark Van Putten named new NWF president - National Wildlife Federation
• Hot passion for a cold ecosystem - Alaska environmental activist Larry Merculieff - American Heroes
  by Marybeth Holleman