Spring
2006

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CONTENTS:

-Cover

-Editor's Note

-Environmental Protection Agency plans to strip federal air quality protection from Mono Lake

-12 Years and counting: Mono Basin restoration progress report

-Meeting with DWP Commissioners
-Water-smart landscapes for California

-Los Angeles’ exciting new leadership

-The earth spins, birds fly, and the Chautauqua turns five

-The root of the problem: Plans to manage invasive plant species in the Mono Basin are underway

-Outdoor Experiences with a new twist: New program helps kids connect with nature in their home towns

-Streamwatch: 2005-2006 Runoff higher than expected
-Lakewatch: Mono Lake is rising rapidly

-Mono Basin Journal: A Roundup of Quiet Happenings at Mono Lake
-MonoCam gets new image, Clearinghouse gets new research

-Seeing through the fog: Unraveling the mystery of poconip

-Scientific research in the Mono Basin: News from the Mono Basin Field Station and beyond

-Lago de Chapala, partner on the Pacific Flyway

-2005 Free Drawing winners

-2006 Field Seminars

-Staff migrations
-Mono Lake volunteer training starts May 24!
-Music and Ecology Camp at Mono Lake

-From the mailbag: News from members and friends

-Back Cover

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