Spring
2004

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CONTENTS:

p.1 (25K)
-Cover

p.2 (54K)
-Editor's note

p.3, 18 (36K)
-David Gaines' Canoe

p.4, 18 (44K)
-The Importance of Restoring Mill Creek: Bringing Back the Bottomlands

p.5 (33K)
-State Reserve Protection of Mono Lake Challenged in Court: Mono Lake Committee Subpoenaed to Appear; Mono Lake Not Part of the Mono Lake Tufa State Reserve?

p. 6-7 (39K)
-No Response Yet to Highway Project Public Comments: Caltrans is Paving a Road to Litigation

p. 7 (32K)
-New Opportunity for Stalled Land Trade: Forest Service Action Needed

p.8 (63K)
-Not Your Ordinary Bird Festival
-Sipping Your Way to a Good Cause

p.9, 25 (53K)
-California Gull Research Continues On: Research Still Extremely Relevant to Mono Lake's Recovering Health

p.10 (32K)
-The Mono Basin National Forest Scenic Area Turns 20: Critical Role in Saving Mono Lake; Future Holds Opportunities, Attacks

p.11, 25 (57K)
-22 Years at Mono Lake: Mono's First State Park Rangers David and Janet Carle
-Mono Lake to Have New State Ranger

p. 12 (32K)
-Statewide Water Policy: Protecting Water Quality and Using Water Wisely

p. 13 (46K)
-Mono Basin Journal: A Roundup of Quiet Happenings at Mono Lake
-Benchmarks: Landbridge, 2000 vs. 2004

p.14-15 (122K)
-A Spring Selection from the MLC Bookstore

p. 16 (35K)
-Education in Focus: Field Seminars

p.17 (70K)
-Only in Lee Vining

p.19-24 (146K)
-2004 Field Seminars

p.26 (52K)
-New Audubon Center at Debs Park in East Los Angeles Up and Running
-Music and Ecology Camp at Mono Lake

p.27 (39K)
-From the Mailbag: News from Members and Friends

p.28 (72K)
-Back Cover

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