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	1. Wolves. Endangered? 2. Wolves on the rebound 3. History of extermination 4. Midwestern wolves 5. Causes of extinction 6. Trumpeter swan sings 7. Wisdom of reintroductions 8. Helping the plants 9. Moving the plants 10. Genetics movement 11.House flies!		Related Why Files Wildfires The Value of Nature Population woes Coming Shortages Global Warming The Moa's Extinction Saving Tropical Forests Fish Diversity Animal Migration Evolution Viable Populations Paper The Call of the Wild [Wildlands Project], Lewis MacAdams, Rolling Stone, 10/20/94, p. 82 ff. New Pups Swell Population of Wolves in Yellowstone, James Brooke, The New York Times, 5/12/96, p. A11. Plant Census Raises the Alarm and Leads to Restoration Effort, Carol Kaesuk Yoon, The New York Times, 2/13/96, p. C4. Return of the Condor, Frank Graham, Jr., Audubon, Jan-Feb. 2000, pp. 46 ff. The Return of the Peregrine, Kevin Krajick, Audubon, 9/95, pp. 22-23. Rules Shielding the Gray Wolf May Soon Ease, Andrew Revkin, The New York Times, July 3, 2000. Wolves Reshaped Yellowstone, The New York Times, 30 December, 1997, science section, P. 1. Web Defenders of Wildlife. Fish and Wildlife Service on the gray wolf. The International Wolf Center. International Crane Foundation. Endangered species information at the Fish & Wildlife Service. FWS "box score" of endangered species. International Union for the Conservation of Nature. More endangered species information. Native plants of Hawaii, in living color! Reintroducing plants in Florida.


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