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Editor's
Note
America's tradition of preserving
nature, and Americans' tradition of seeking solace in our parks and preserves.
by David Seideman
Audubon
View
Audubon's IBA program is fighting
to save birds nationwide.
by John Flicker
Letters
Field
Notes
Energy policy and national security, post-September 11; new support
for endangered species; a biodiversity project for the 21st century; and
meet the "skeptical environmentalist."
True
Nature
Web Masters
Today scientists are just beginning to unravel the secrets of spiderwebs,
the wild world's architectural masterpieces.
by Joe Bower
Incite
America's Largest Weed
Eucalyptus trees can inspire love and devotion. But what's the true price
of our infatuation with this Australian invasive?
by Ted Williams
Earth
Almanac
The winter woods: stay-at-home
bluebirds, cold-weather flies, off-season singers, and nature's Christmas
lights.
by Ted Williams
Ask
Audubon
Frozen fish; bleach blues; and when dragons go head-to-head.
by Carolyn Shea
Backyard
A Little Night Magic
Build a screech-owl box, and improve your neighborhood.
by Kenn Kaufman
Birds
A Sight for Sensitive Ears
The latest technology offers new ways to "watch" birds.
by Tina Kelley
Audubon
in Action
A key player for preservation in coastal Florida; Audubon centers offer
hope after September 11; state of the states.
One Picture
Taking a long, hard look at the night sky.
by Les Line ~ Photograph by Richard Misrach
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