Salmon Country
Nature Conservancy Magazine: Summer 2009
Salmon CountrySalmon Country
Conservation efforts are restoring salmon to north Pacific rivers where they haven’t been seen in years. See how.

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The SourceThe Source 
In Alaska's Bristol Bay, a fight is brewing over the last great salmon headwaters. Who will win?
OutfoxedRecord Recovery 
An endangered fox species is rebounding thanks to efforts to restore Santa Cruz Island in California. Learn how.

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Images (top to bottom, left to right): Photos © Bridget Besaw (Salmon Country); © Bridget Besaw (Salmon Country); © Bridget Besaw (The Source); © Ian Shive (Fox); © Ami Vitale (Cover); © Torrey Trust (Natural Selection); © Staffan Widstrand / naturepl.com (Jaguar); © Landon Nordeman (Bats); © Stan Fellows (Human Nature).