Winter-Spring
2005

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CONTENTS:

p.1 (71K)
-Cover

p.2 (66K)
-Editor's note

p.3 (52K)
-Land Trade Still the Best Option to Stop Lakeside Subdivision

p.4-5 (111K)
-The Lake and the Hood

p.6-7 (79K)
-An Inside Look at the Outdoor Experiences Program

p. 8 (77K)
-Another victory for Mono Lake: Mono Lake Shoulder Widening Project Suspended

p. 9 (54K)
-DWP Weighs in on Mill Creek Settlement: The Department Asserts its Mill Creek Water Right--Mill Creek to Benefit

p. 10 (40K)
-Statewide Policy Updates
-California Water Policy Conference Award

p.11 (50K)
-State Water Board Members Tour the Mono Basin
-Mono Basin Forest Service Visitor Center Closed for the Winter

p.12 (70K)
-Chautauqua: Nothing Ordinary Again
-2nd Annual Mono Lake Wine Flight

p.13 (44K)
-Scientific Research in the Mono Basin: News from the Mono Basin Field Station and Beyond

p. 14 (52K)
-Streamwatch: Lake-effect Snow; Low Reservoir Levels
-Lakewatch: Only 3/4 Million Eared Grebes on Mono Lake This Year

p. 15 (74K)
-Mono Basin Journal: A Roundup of Quiet Happenings at Mono Lake

p. 16 (39K)
-Can Hetch Hetchy Learn From Mono Lake?
-Just Add Water, Stir, and Instant Owens Lake!

p. 17 (96K)
-Dreams Do Come True: Mono Lake's New Ranger
-Music and Ecology Camp at Mono Lake

p.18 (57K)
-News From the Living Lakes Network: Committee Attends 9th International Lakes Conference in British Columbia
-A Crane's Long Journey

p. 19-24 (381K)
-2005 Field Seminars

p. 25 (65K)
-2005 Chautauqua
-Mono Basin Christmas Bird Count, 2004

p.26 (29K)
-Foundation Grants are a Welcome Bonus
-Staff Migrations

p.27 (74K)
-From the Mailbag: News from Members and Friends
-The 24th Annual Tioga Pass Run Benefits Mono Lake

p.28 (91K)
-Back Cover

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