Fall
2005

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CONTENTS:

p.1 (62K)
-Cover

p.2 (90K)
-Editor's note

p.3, 17 (145K)
-Mono Lake Lessons Learned: Responsibility and Vigilance for the Long Run

p.4, 10 (189K)
-High Flows Benefit Mill Creek This Year: Federal Ruling Still Pending

p.5 (74K)
-California Water Conservation in the Works

p. 6 (53K)
-Fourth Annual Chautauqua Draws Flocks: Birds and Birders Brave Chilly Spring

p. 7 (59K)
-Scientific Research in the Mono Basin: Ospreys a Success at Mono Lake; Viruses in Mono Lake

p. 8-9 (182K)
-Highlights of the 2005 Outdoor Experiences Season

p.9 (119K)
-Lee Vining Creek Trail Getting Back In Shape: Caltrans and CCC Fix Things Up; One Storm Water Problem Remains to be Solved

p.10 (52K)
-Mono County Supports Hoover Wilderness Additions: Mono County Board of Supervisors Acts Unanimously

p.11 (69K)
-Stunning Legal Victory in Owens Valley: Judge Hammers DWP

p. 12 (106K)
-Defender of the Trust Awards 2005

p. 13 (129K)
-Free Drawing to Protect Mono Lake

p.14 (60K)
-Streamwatch: Highest Peak Flows Since 1998
-Lakewatch: Mono Lake Rises Another Foot!

p. 15 (90K)
-Mono Basin Journal: A Roundup of Quiet Happenings at Mono Lake
-Mono Basin Field Station: Personal Tours Available

p. 16 (94K)
-The Forgotten Season: Winter Photography in the Mono Basin

p. 18-25 (908K)
-The Fall Catalog: from the Mono Lake Committee Bookstore

p. 26 (118K)
-Staff Migrations

p.27 (79K)
-From the Mailbag: News from Members and Friends
-A Tribute To My Brother

p.28 (56K)
-Back Cover

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