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Spring
2003
CONTENTS:
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-Cover
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-Editor's note
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(627K)
-The Revolt of the Bird-Watchers: On the Scientific Roots of the Mono
Lake Committee; An Excerpt From the Book Storm Over Mono
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-Mono's Scientists:
A Portrait of Five Committed Researchers
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-Long-term Study of the California Gull Population at Mono Lake Continues
-Fire of Plenty
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-Mono's Tributary Streams as Songbird Habitat: What is the Appropriate
Measure of Restoration's Success?
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-Special Half-day Field Trips: A Fitting Way to Celebrate the Mono Lake
Committee's 25th
-Mono Basin Sage Grouse Listing Denied But Conservation Planning Could Restore
Sagebrush Habitat
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-Mono Lake and Vicinity Map
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-New Motorized Boat Tour Permit Underway: Committee Applies Principles to
Determine Acceptability; It's All About Avoiding Impacts
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-Water Policy 2003 Legislation
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-Streamwatch: Grant Lake Reservoir at Lowest Level Since 1995
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-Mono Basin Journal: A Roundup of Quiet Happenings at Mono Lake
-Benchmarks: Lake level gauge, 1998 and 2003
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-Mill Creek Settlement Discussions: Many Sitting at the Table
-Draft EIR Delayed from Caltrans: Comment Needed in August
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-A Spring Selection from the Mono Lake Committee Bookstore
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-Open Mind, Open Heart
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-Field Seminars 2003
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-Staff Migrations
-2003 High Sierra Fall Century: Saturday, September 13
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-From the Mailbag: News from Members and Friends
-Music and Ecology Camp at Mono Lake