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Volume 62, Number 5
April, 2008
Backyard Bears
A rare glimpse into the world of a denning mother bear and her cubs
by John Adamski
page 2
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Follow in History's Wake
Discover the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor
by Jean Mackay
page 6
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Bloodroot
A native wildflower than blooms in spring
by Barbara Nuffer
page 11
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Acid Rain, Rain Go Away
Some Adirondack lakes are showing promising signs of recovery
by Shannon Brescher Shea
page 12
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Tying Locally
Tying flies with materials found right here in the Adirondacks
by Michael Zeugin
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Stop Pestering Me
How to keep unwelcome plants, animals and other living things out of homes and backyards while protecting the environment
by Mary Roy
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For Kids Only
DEC plans April 2008 youth turkey hunt
by Michael Schiavone
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Frogwatch U.S.A.
A citizen science program managed by the USGS and National Wildlife Federation
by Diana Strnisa
page 28
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Bright Idea
The new compact fluorescent light bulb
by Shannon Brescher Shea
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Departments
On Patrol
by ECO Lt. Ken Didion and Forest Ranger Lt. Chris Liebelt
page 34
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Briefly
page 36
Letters and Reviews
page 38
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