Nature Conservancy Magazine: Spring 2007 - Nature Conservancy Magazine - Spring 2007

Karner Blue Butterfly - Reviving the Rare Karner Blue Butterfly

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Into Africa New Partnerships in an Ancient Land

Green Fields How the Farm Bill Became a Force for Conservation

Jane Goodall Protecting Chimps and Their Neighbors

Departments

Up Close
Meet the Conservancy’s Marie-Claire Paiz

Bookmarks
Home Ground;
Letters from Eden

First Impressions
Download the newest nature wallpaper

Lasting Impressions
Spotting a Rare Pink Bird

Sightings

Seedlings of Change
Retailers Take Invasive Plants Off the Shelves

Prairie Orchid Revival
An Endangered Flower Gets a Boost

Go Birding!
Birding Trails Highlight Conservancy Preserves

Amazon Alliance
Training Center for Indigenous Conservationists Opens in Brazil

New Tax Law
Helping Preserve the Land

Additional Features

Wangari Maathai
Nurturing People by Planting Trees

Rhapsody in Blue
Reviving the rare Karner blue butterfly

Multimedia

Digital photo essay:
Karner Blue Butterfly
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View a timeline:
The history of the Farm Bill

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

Images (top to bottom, left to right): Photos © Ann E. Cutting (Karner blue butterfly); © Ann E. Cutting (Karner blue butterfly); © Mitsuaki Iwago/Minden Pictures (Elephant); © Chris Helzer/TNC (Corn field); © Frank Trapper/Corbis (Jane Goodall); © Martin Rowe(Wangari Maathai); © Ann E. Cutting (Butterfly); © Ann E. Cutting (Butterfly); © Michael Forsberg (Farm)

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