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		Nature Conservancy Magazine: Autumn 2006 Nature Conservancy Magazine Sale of the Century Up Close Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom Hunter, Angler, Conservationist The Stamp of Conservation Nature Stories Podcast Nature Landmarks Nature Books Nature Travel Nature Preserves Subscribe Previous Issues

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Every issue of Nature Conservancy magazine includes fascinating articles about great outdoor places, gorgeous photography from around the world, timely and informative book reviews, and exciting nature travel ideas.

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Features:

• Sale of the Century
  With millions of acres of forests on the block, The Nature Conservancy brokers some of its largest deals ever. Now what will become of the rest? 
• Up Close
  Nature Conservancy land steward George Gress knows that it’s the little things that matter.
• Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom
  Southwest Australia’s ancient, salty lands don’t look like paradise, but their 8,000 plant species are a botanist’s dream. 
• Hunter, Angler, Conservationist
  Why American sportsmen and sportswomen are among The Nature Conservancy’s valued allies.

Departments:

• First Impressions
  Download the newest nature wallpaper for your computer desktop from the Great Places Network.
  
• Sightings
  • Wild jaguar spotted in New Mexico
  • Luring migratory birds to a restored Illinois wetland
  • Tracking the short-nosed sturgeon in Georgia
  • Saving fish and a fishing industry
  • Preserving the island life
  • Volunteers: a force for nature
• Nature Landmarks
  Coastal conservation in Washington and the Dominican Republic. Clean drinking water in Connecticut and Texas. Plus more news from across the country and around the world.
• Journeys: Nature Travel
  Enjoy the places you help to protect: Go birding in Hawaii, kayaking in the Sea of Cortez, or mammal tracking in Colorado. 
• Bookmarks: Nature Book Reviews
  Recommended reading on global warming and a partnership with western ranchers.
• Lasting Impressions
  Bittersweet memories.

You can also read excerpts from previous issues of Nature Conservancy magazine:
summer 2006 | spring 2006 | winter 2005 | autumn 2005