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Fall
2002
CONTENTS:
p.1
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-Cover
p.2
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-Editor's note
p.3, 24
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-The New Wave in Water Conservation: "Gee Whiz" Gismos Increase the
Promise of Water Conservation
p.4-5
(99K)
-Details of the Highway Project at Mono Lake Coming to Light:
New Alternative Avoids Sensitive Areas
-Governor Receives Thousands of Letters from Mono Lake Supporters
-L.A. Times Articles Raise Statewide Interest in the Mono Lake Widening Project
p.6-7 (626K)
-Bird Enthusiasts Migrate Through the Mono Basin
-What is a Chautauqua?
-Participants Sing Praise for Chautauqua
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-Mono Basin Restoration Notes
-Mono Basin Clearinghouse Updates
-More Tamarisk Found on Restoration Work Day
p.9
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-West Shore Property Up For Sale: Signs Mark Historic Opportunity for
Forest Service
-Purchase vs. Trade--What's the Difference?
p.10
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-State of the Lake Report Inspires Audiences: Third Annual Presentation
Focuses on Birds of the Mono Basin
p. 11
(106K)
-The Forgotten Season: Winter Photography in the Mono Basin
p.12-13, 24
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-Wetlands in the Desert
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-Streamwatch: Multi-year Groundwater Trends in the Bottomlands?
-Lakewatch: International Groups Watch Mono Lake
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-Mono Basin Journal: A Roundup of Quiet Happenings at Mono Lake
-Benchmarks: 6392' at County Park
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-The Fall Catalog from the Mono Lake Committee Bookstore
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-Only in Lee Vining
p.26
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-Staff Migrations
-What's Happening With Restoration Days and the Mono Lake Committee Annual
Meeting?
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-From the Mailbag
-Credit Where Credit is Due: Stephen Ingram
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-Back Cover