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Flora & Fauna: Monarchs The monarch butterfly stars in its own winged migration. See them in this photo feature.		Subscribe to Nature Conservancy Magazine This great content isn't available on newsstands. Become a member of The Nature Conservancy today and start receiving this award-winning magazine.

Return of the Turtles A Caribbean treasure: endangered sea turtles — and the dedicated researchers determined to help them make a comeback.

Proving Ground: Wyoming Natural Gas Will America’s energy future make room for wildlife? An experiment in Wyoming may point the way.

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Departments

Human Nature
Expanding Her Range.

Reviews
Wildness Within, Wildness Without; Nature’s New Deal and Revolution on the Range.

From the President
Driven by Science

Natural Selection Member Photos

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Additional Features

The Last Bison
While the bison has recovered from its low of 1,091 animals, the species may not be home-free yet.

Interview
Bill Raynor, the Conservancy’s brains behind the Micronesia Challenge, talks about life on a remote island and what it takes to become a yam king.

Now & Then
New Livelihoods Revive Economy and Ecology of Komodo.

NewsFront

Ocean Prairie
In Virginia, the Grass Grows Greener Underwater

The Panda Puzzle
China's iconic Bear Provides Clues for U.S. Conservation

In the Air
Pollution Threatens Eastern U.S. Ecosystems

Good Boy
Dogs Work for Conservation in Oregon

Winnie the Whimbrel
A Migratory Bird Takes an Unexpected Turn

City Living
Urban Trend Presents Conservation Challenge

Going Green?

A New Poll Gauges Efforts to Go Green

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Images (top to bottom, left to right): Photos © Ingo Arndt/Minden Pictures (Monarch Butterflies); © David Stubbs (Wyoming Gas); © Ann E. Cutting (Bison) ; © Landon Nordeman (Sea Turtles); © Ingo Arndt/naturepl.com (Monarch Butterflies); © Landon Nordeman (Sea Turtles); © David Stubbs (Wyoming Gas); © Stephen Dalton/Minden Pictures (Monarch Butterflies); © Chris Newbert/Minden Pictures (Coral); © John Cancalosi /naturepl.com (Saguaro); © Stan Fellows (Human Nature); © Ann E. Cutting (Bison); © Landon Nordeman (Cover)

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