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About the Cover Katy Payne, who initiated the study of infrasound elephant communication, photographed this mother and infant elephant. Katy is profoundly committed to the protection of elephants as individuals, and she suffers with them when they are culled or poached for their ivory. She is conducting her studies now in the Central African Republic. Her book," Silent Thunder — In the Presence of Elephants," which was reviewed in the Spring 2000 AWI Quarterly , concludes sorrowfully. After Katy and five colleagues returned to the U.S., a cull by the Zimbabwe Parks Department killed many of the elephants whose voices she had recorded and grown to know. Directors Marjorie Cooke Roger Fouts, Ph.D. David O. Hill Fredrick Hutchison Cathy Liss Christine Stevens Cynthia Wilson
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TABLE OF CONTENTS CITES Political
"Spin" and Wildlife Conservation, China ’s
Torture Chambers, Wildlife
Conservation Heroes, In
Remembrance of Nick Carter, "Report: Japan is Top Importer of Endangered Species" Marine Mammals Judge Strikes Down Phony "Dolphin-Safe" Label
U.S. Navy
Kills Whales In The Bahamas, Elephant Seals Hot Iron Branded Wildlife and Environmental destruction "The
Voice of the Turtle is Heard in Our Land," World Bank
vs. Tigers in India, Mexican Ecological Group Blockades Logging Road to Save Forest Animals in Laboratories A Power
Struggle on Capitol Hill Over
Chimpanzees’ Future, Animal Dealers Animal Dealers Arrested and Convicted Canadian Bear Parts Traders Jailed Another Dealer is Exposed for Illegally Acquiring Dogs for Experimentation $10,000 Reward for Stolen Labrador Retriever Farm Animals The Farm Bureau Prediction on China rBGH
Reconsidered, Two AWI
Missions to Central Europe, Join the Fight to End Abuse of Laying Hens BioMusic |
