Fall
2004

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CONTENTS:

p.1 (59K)
-Cover

p.2 (69K)
-Editor's note

p.3-4 (100K)
-Mill Creek Hydropower Decision Imminent

p.4 (41K)
-The Environmental Roundtable--a Gathering of East Side Environmental Groups

p.5 (51K)
-Growing Opposition to Caltrans' Shoreline Project

p. 6 (51K)
-Sierra Nevada Conservancy--A Reality
-Discussions About DWP Conservation Easement Resurface

p. 7-8 (178K)
-Chautauqua Redux
-Wine Flight Takes Off

p. 9 (105K)
-2005 Chautauqua Announcement

p.10 (51K)
-Scientific Research in the Mono Basin: News from the Mono Basin Field Station and Beyond
-White-crowned Sparrow Studies

p.11 (62K)
-Global Observations from Mono's Watershed

p.12 (42K)
-Learning About Creeks Inside and Out

p. 13 (48K)
-Meet the New Zealand Mud Snail: Tiny Creature Threatens Stream Systems in the Eastern Sierra

p. 14 (79K)
-Magnetic Microbes in Mono Lake

p. 15 (108K)
-Los Angeles Upgrades Lee Vining Creek Diversion Dam

p. 16 (41K)
-Streamwatch: Peak Flows, Bottomland Channels, and Willow Flycatchers
-Lakewatch: Thousands of Species Live in Mono Lake; Lake Level Continues to Fall

p.17 (68K)
-Mono Basin Journal: A Roundup of Quiet Happenings at Mono Lake

p. 18 (61K)
-From Behind the Binoculars: Field Notes from the Birding Intern

p. 19 (216K)
-The Forgotten Season: Winter Photography in the Mono Basin

p.20-27 (363K)
-The Fall Catalog: From the Mono Lake Committee Bookstore

p.28 (74K)
-Volunteers Help Visitors Enjoy Mono Lake
-Mono Basin Scenic Area Celebrates its 20th Anniversary

p.29 (95K)
-Free Drawing to Protect Mono Lake

p.30 (69K)
-Staff Migrations

p.31 (46K)
-From the Mailbag: News from Members and Friends

p.32 (81K)
-Back Cover