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Articles in Oct-Nov 1997 issue of National Wildlife

• Forests rise, woodcocks fall? - American woodcocks flourish in young forests
  by Michael Lipske
• Is this a bad deal for taxpayers? - mining law - Land Giveaways
  by Roger DiSilvestro
• The wanderer: what drives the wolverine's seemingly insatiable need to stay on the go? - Cover Story
  by Stephen Stuebner
• Eating on the run - songbirds
  by Les Line
• Scene stealer - wildlife photographer Tom Mangelsen
  by Michael Finkel
• Celebrating a generation of progress - the 1977 Clean Water Act has been instrumental in cleaning up the nation's waterways - Brief Article
  by Mark van Putten
• Their mating strategies are a beautiful success - male Atlantic toadfish and plainfin midshipman both emit loud mating calls; they are members of the Batrachoididae family - Brief Article
  by Susan Goodman
• Gobblers galore: turkeys continue comeback - wild turkeys
  by Doug Stewart
• Tuning in to the world of birds and birders - Donald and Lillian Stokes have written 21 books about birds and they will star in an upcoming 13-week PBS series about birds - Brief Article
  by Roger DiSilvestro
• Using an agricultural relic to create a wildlife haven - hedgerows - Backyard Habitat
  by Thomas A. Lewis
• Hunting for their future: Alaska's Gwich'in Indians fear that proposed oil drilling on caribou calving grounds could end their ancient culture
  by Ben Gildart
• In helping save endangered species, he also saved himself - Arthur Bonner - American Heroes
  by Tom Dworetzky