Summer
2005

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CONTENTS:

p.1 (57K)
-Cover

p.2 (91K)
-Editor's note

p.3, 10, 19 (126K)
-2004 Best Year for Mono's Gulls in 22-year Study
-The California Gulls Need Your Help... Again

p.4 (65K)
-Land Subdivision at Mono No Longer a Threat: Cunningham Property Sold for Protection Purposes; Land Will Be Traded to US Forest Service

p.5 (77K)
-Federal Decision Makers Hear Plentiful Support for Mill Creek: Mono Lake Friends Speak Up

p. 6 (56K)
-New Zealand Mud Snail Found in Rush Creek
-Supporting Science for Mono Lake: Committee Opens the Mono Basin Field Station

p. 7 (64K)
-Scientific Research in the Mono Basin: Willow Flycatchers and Mono Lake Ticks

p. 8 (51K)
-Restoration in the Mono Basin: It's All About Water ... and This Year There's Lots of It

p.9 (126K)
-Planting Trees With Local Kids: A Celebration of Earth Day

p.10 (43K)
-The End of the Road: Mono Lake Shoulder Widening Project is Over and Mono Can Breathe a Sigh of Relief

p.11 (49K)
-Sierra Nevada Conservancy Updates: License Plate Could Raise $2 Million Per Year for the Sierra

p. 12 (46K)
-Is Population Growth Eroding Water Conservation Gains? Not Yet.

p. 13 (61K)
-Recycling Service Reaches Lee Vining
-Focus on Photography

p.14-15 (144K)
-Mono Lake and Vicinity Map
-Things to do in the Mono Basin

p. 16 (81K)
-Streamwatch: High Summer Runoff--132% of Average
-Lakewatch: Mono Lake is Rising!

p. 17 (83K)
-Mono Basin Journal: A Roundup of Quiet Happenings at Mono Lake

p. 18 (80K)
-The Eastern Sierra Watershed Program Flows to Mono County

p. 20-21 (286K)
-A Summer Selection: From the Mono Lake Committee Bookstore

p.22-25 (181K)
-2005 Field Seminars

p.26 (68K)
-Staff Migrations

p.27 (84K)
-From the Mailbag: News from Members and Friends
-In Search of Flat Screen Monitors

p.28 (47K)
-Back Cover

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