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Features		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.
Flora & Fauna You can call the bald eagle strapping, strong and symbolic – just don’t call it endangered. See it in this photo feature.
Border Crossing In the Chihuahuan Desert, cross-boundary conservation aims to secure North America’s hidden wilderness.
Turning Turtle Three South Pacific tribes set aside their differences to protect a turtle rookery of global significance.

NewsFront Pygmy Rabbit Down Repopulating an Endangered Species Isn’t Easy. The People’s Park Helping China Create a National Park. Conservation Partners Habitat Protection and Cultural Survival Go Hand in Hand. End of the Wild Human Choices Determine Nature’s Future. Desert Blooms Protection Efforts Flower in Utah Underground Conservation Subterranean Maps Guide Aboveground Development.

Departments Human Nature How to See a Prairie. Reviews For your library: A string of islands, a sea of curiosities, and one lonely turtle. From the President Keeping Our Eyes on the Prize.

Additional Features The Pride of Cerro Punta An unlikely champion in Panama awakens his neighbors to the nature around them Interview Nature Conservancy marine geologist Philip Kramer takes the long view. Now & Then Southern Exposure: Growing Conservation in the Americas.

Multimedia Soar with Bald Eagles (new window, Flash plug-in required)   Visit the Red-Eyed Tree Frog (new window, Flash plug-in required)

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Images (top to bottom, left to right): Photos © Djuna Ivereigh (Turtle); © George Grall/National Geographic Image Collection (Cuatro Ciénegas); © Maggie Steber (Philip Kramer); © Tim Fitzharris/Minden Pictures (Cover); © Thomas Mangelsen/Minden Pictures (Bald Eagle); © Patricio Robles Gil (Chihuahuan Desert); © Djuna Ivereigh (Turtle) ; © Tim Fitzharris/Minden Pictures (Cover); © Chris Helzer (Rose hips); © HalBrindley.com ("Quelly"); © Yva Momatiuk/John Eastcott/Minden Pictures (Bald Eagle); © Christian Ziegler (Red-Eyed Tree Frog)