Wildlife Conservation 2002: Vol 105 Index

3 Pages·2002·1.4 MB·English

Index YEAR 2002
The following is an index to features and Hudson River, America’s environmental
departments published in Wildlife Con- story, Part I: S/O: 28-33; Part II: N/D:
servation magazine in 2002. Abbrevia- 28-35
tions appearing before a colon refer to Jackson, Matthew, “Cry of the Wild,”
the issue in which that entry appears M/A: 24-29
(J/F=January/February; M/A=March/ April; Jason Islands, Falklands, M/A: 44-49
M/J=May/June; J/A=July/August; S/O=Sep- jellyfish and other cnidarians, in new ex-
tember/October; N/D=November/Decem- hibit at New York Aquarium, S/O:
ber). Numbers after a colon refer to the 22-27
page numbers. K-M
Kennedy, Layne, “In Focus: Prairie
A Thunder,” M/J: 54-59
Adirondack Park, WCS’s Communities Kinnaird, Margaret, “Fishing for Pheas-
and Conservation Program in, J/A: ants,” J/A: 6-7
34-35 Lewis, Dale, “No Kisses, Please,” M/J:
Afghanistan, war and wildlife in, M/A: 6-
36-43 Line, Les, “A Conflict of Cormorants,”
Allofs, Theo, “In Focus: Down Under,” J/F: 44-51
J/F: 52-59 Lloyd, Bill (about), in Zambia, M/J: 6-7
Australia, photographing wildlife in, J/F: Luoma, Jon R., “Part I: The Hudson: An
52-59 American Classic,” S/O: 28-33; “Part
& Il: The Hudson: On the Road to Re-
beavers, restoring habitat in Arizona’s A lion's mane jelly at the New York Aquarium’s covery,” N/D: 28-35
San Pedro River, M/J: 28-35 new exhibit (“Alien Stingers,” S/O). Lynch, Wayne, “Amazing Gull,” M/J:
Behler, Deborah A., “Reflections: Mag- 48-53
nificent Obsession,” J/F: 72; “Alien Lo lynx, DNA fingerprinting with hair sam-
Stingers,” S/O: 22-27 Dollar, Tom, “Leave it to Beavers,” M/J: ples, M/A: 10-11; competitors to
bison, American, M/]: 54-59; on Mon- 28-35; “Wolf Trap,” S/O: 34-39 tigers in Russian Far East, J/A: 22-23
tana’s National Bison Range, M/J: Dybas, Cheryl Lyn, “Doctor Fish,” N/D: Majluf, Patricia, “The Poop on Pen-
64-66 24-27 guins,” J/A: 30-33
Busch, Robert H.., “Squidzilla,” J/F: E-F Matthews, Downs, “On the Front Burn-
30-35 eagles, African crowned, in Ivory Coast, er: Monarchs Rule,” M/A: 6-7
butterflies, monarch, protection for in N/D: 42-43 Mayer, Wayne E., “At the Zoo: Ohio
Mexico, M/A: 6-7 elephants, in Tanzania, J/A: 24-29 Outback,” M/J: 62-63
Cc Estabrook, Barry, “Staying Alive,” M/J: Morgan, Dave and Crickette Sanz, “Fire
Canada’s Endangered Species Act, M/A: 36-41 of the Chimpanzee,” N/D: 36-41
24-29 Foley, Charles, “Tales from the Nurs- N-P
cheetahs, in Iran, M/A: 72 ery,” J/A: 24-29 orangutans, in Sumatra, M/J: 42-47
chimpanzees, in Republic of Congo, Fox, Elizabeth A., “Red Apes of Aceh,” Overby, Charlotte, “Swamp Rattler,”
N/D: 36-41 M/]: 42-47 M/A: 30-35
Christie, Les, “Stopping By Woods,” fox, swift, at risk in Canada, M/A: 24-29 Pelekidis, Angie, “Reflections: Love, Pen-
S/O: 40-41 G-J guin Style,” M/J: 72
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, new “Aus- Goodrich, John, “On the Lynx,” J/A: penguins, Humboldt, harvesting of gua-
tralia Adventure exhibit in Ohio,” 22-23 no in Peru, J/A: 30-33
M/]: 62-63 Goodrich, John, Dale Miquelle, Linda pheasants, great argus, J/A: 6-7
cloning and other assisted reproduction Kerley, and Evgeny Smirnov, “Time Pikitch, Ellen, WCS Director of Marine
techniques to save endangered spe- tor Tigers,” J/F: 22-29 Programs (a profile), N/D: 24-27
cies, M/J: 36-41 gorillas, western lowland, in Republic of Q-R
Conway, William, “In Focus: Seriously Congo, |/A: 36-39 Quigley, Howard, “Tiger by the Tail,”
Wild,” M/A: 44-49 gulls, gray, in Atacama Desert, M/J: \/F: 6-7; “Reflections: Treasure of the
cormorants, ]/F: 44-51 48-53 Sierra Madre,” J/A: 43
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Index YEAR 2002
The following is an index to features and Hudson River, America’s environmental
departments published in Wildlife Con- story, Part I: S/O: 28-33; Part II: N/D:
servation magazine in 2002. Abbrevia- 28-35
tions appearing before a colon refer to Jackson, Matthew, “Cry of the Wild,”
the issue in which that entry appears M/A: 24-29
(J/F=January/February; M/A=March/ April; Jason Islands, Falklands, M/A: 44-49
M/J=May/June; J/A=July/August; S/O=Sep- jellyfish and other cnidarians, in new ex-
tember/October; N/D=November/Decem- hibit at New York Aquarium, S/O:
ber). Numbers after a colon refer to the 22-27
page numbers. K-M
Kennedy, Layne, “In Focus: Prairie
A Thunder,” M/J: 54-59
Adirondack Park, WCS’s Communities Kinnaird, Margaret, “Fishing for Pheas-
and Conservation Program in, J/A: ants,” J/A: 6-7
34-35 Lewis, Dale, “No Kisses, Please,” M/J:
Afghanistan, war and wildlife in, M/A: 6-
36-43 Line, Les, “A Conflict of Cormorants,”
Allofs, Theo, “In Focus: Down Under,” J/F: 44-51
J/F: 52-59 Lloyd, Bill (about), in Zambia, M/J: 6-7
Australia, photographing wildlife in, J/F: Luoma, Jon R., “Part I: The Hudson: An
52-59 American Classic,” S/O: 28-33; “Part
& Il: The Hudson: On the Road to Re-
beavers, restoring habitat in Arizona’s A lion's mane jelly at the New York Aquarium’s covery,” N/D: 28-35
San Pedro River, M/J: 28-35 new exhibit (“Alien Stingers,” S/O). Lynch, Wayne, “Amazing Gull,” M/J:
Behler, Deborah A., “Reflections: Mag- 48-53
nificent Obsession,” J/F: 72; “Alien Lo lynx, DNA fingerprinting with hair sam-
Stingers,” S/O: 22-27 Dollar, Tom, “Leave it to Beavers,” M/J: ples, M/A: 10-11; competitors to
bison, American, M/]: 54-59; on Mon- 28-35; “Wolf Trap,” S/O: 34-39 tigers in Russian Far East, J/A: 22-23
tana’s National Bison Range, M/J: Dybas, Cheryl Lyn, “Doctor Fish,” N/D: Majluf, Patricia, “The Poop on Pen-
64-66 24-27 guins,” J/A: 30-33
Busch, Robert H.., “Squidzilla,” J/F: E-F Matthews, Downs, “On the Front Burn-
30-35 eagles, African crowned, in Ivory Coast, er: Monarchs Rule,” M/A: 6-7
butterflies, monarch, protection for in N/D: 42-43 Mayer, Wayne E., “At the Zoo: Ohio
Mexico, M/A: 6-7 elephants, in Tanzania, J/A: 24-29 Outback,” M/J: 62-63
Cc Estabrook, Barry, “Staying Alive,” M/J: Morgan, Dave and Crickette Sanz, “Fire
Canada’s Endangered Species Act, M/A: 36-41 of the Chimpanzee,” N/D: 36-41
24-29 Foley, Charles, “Tales from the Nurs- N-P
cheetahs, in Iran, M/A: 72 ery,” J/A: 24-29 orangutans, in Sumatra, M/J: 42-47
chimpanzees, in Republic of Congo, Fox, Elizabeth A., “Red Apes of Aceh,” Overby, Charlotte, “Swamp Rattler,”
N/D: 36-41 M/]: 42-47 M/A: 30-35
Christie, Les, “Stopping By Woods,” fox, swift, at risk in Canada, M/A: 24-29 Pelekidis, Angie, “Reflections: Love, Pen-
S/O: 40-41 G-J guin Style,” M/J: 72
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, new “Aus- Goodrich, John, “On the Lynx,” J/A: penguins, Humboldt, harvesting of gua-
tralia Adventure exhibit in Ohio,” 22-23 no in Peru, J/A: 30-33
M/]: 62-63 Goodrich, John, Dale Miquelle, Linda pheasants, great argus, J/A: 6-7
cloning and other assisted reproduction Kerley, and Evgeny Smirnov, “Time Pikitch, Ellen, WCS Director of Marine
techniques to save endangered spe- tor Tigers,” J/F: 22-29 Programs (a profile), N/D: 24-27
cies, M/J: 36-41 gorillas, western lowland, in Republic of Q-R
Conway, William, “In Focus: Seriously Congo, |/A: 36-39 Quigley, Howard, “Tiger by the Tail,”
Wild,” M/A: 44-49 gulls, gray, in Atacama Desert, M/J: \/F: 6-7; “Reflections: Treasure of the
cormorants, ]/F: 44-51 48-53 Sierra Madre,” J/A: 43
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Rabinowitz, Alan, interviewed on “Be-
Magnificent waterfalls, orchids,
yond theI a st Village: A Journey of
lions, mountain grasslands
Discovery in Asia’s Forbidden Wilder-
ness,” J/A: 40-41; review of “Border- The Wakincgalal i t
land Jaguars,” S/O: 56 the Garodf tehe nGod s.
rattlesnakes, massasauga, M/A 5x7 cards suitable for framing. Price for pack of
Ss Wildlife ¢ ‘onservation L10I MiIs T$E1D0. 00N,U MBinEcRl udes AsVhAiInLnAiBnLgE and Ahlalonwd lin2g-3
Schaller, George, “Reflections: The Last magazine is pleased to weeks for delivery.
ofter a collection of
of Their Kind,” M/A: 72 Mailing Address
postcards featuring the
Shakespeare, Margaret, “At the Zoo: marvelous scenery and Name
Fort Worth’s Texas Wild!” M/A: 50- wildlife of Tanzania’s
Southern Highlands,
1; “Wild Places: Botswana’s Oka-
taken by WCS biologist Mate Zip
vango Delta,” N/D: 46-48; “At the Tim Davenport, who is
Zoo: Detroit’s Arctic Ring of Life,” working to protect this o<¢ heck/Money Order
rare wild land. D Visa Oo MC O Amex O Discover
N/D: 44-45
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Shine, Jerry, “Wild Places: Tidal Pull,”
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Bronx, NY 10460
WCS Director of Science and Explo-
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ration Alan Rabinowitz, ” J/A: 40-41 Fax [phone]
squid, giant, J/F: 30-35
Stokes, Emma, “All My Gorillas,” WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
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Tennesen, Michael, “At the Zoo: Cali-
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tigers, Siberian, Russian-American pro- b. Publication No: 1048-4949 ). Extent and
ject to save, J/F: 6-7, 22-29; as com- 2.? Date of Filing: September 29, 2002
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Wigglesworth, Rachel, “The Wild Wol- Editor: Deborah A. Behler, Bronx Zoo, 2300 Southern Blvd., 165
Bronx, New York 10460 3. Other classes of mail
verine,” N/D: 8-9 Managing Editor: None 155
Wild Places: “Bay of Fundy,” J/F: 62-64; Owner: If owned by a ce poration, its name and ad
dress must De stated an i thereunder
“Montana’s National Bison Range,” the names and addresses 0 To. THoiderTs « ening or
M/]: 64-66; “New York’s Rockefeller g 1 percent or mor f total amount of st ock. If
tol pe ate ation, the names and addresses
State Park Preserve .” S/O: 40-4 of the individual owners st be given. If o1 wned by a
“Botswana’s Okavango Delta,” N/D: partnership or other unincorporated firm, its name
and address, as each hy ipnp t vidual must be
46-48 1.I f the publicat ne eens in seen
Wolkomir, Joyce and Richard, “ Adiron- ts 1 addres s must be
Fia ll Nanim e: The Wile lifeC onservation Society
dacks Alive!” J/A: 34-35
Complete / Mail ng Address: Bronx Zoo, 2300 Southern
wolverines, in Greater Yellowstone re- Blvd., Bronx, New York 10460
gion, N/D: 8-9 Known Bondholders, mortgages, and other security
} holding 1 percent o of total
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