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Summer 2012
Defenders Magazine
Volume 87, Issue 3
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Gary Kramer/FWS
Summer 2012
Getting The Lead Out
Defenders calls for changes in condor country
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Worth Defending
Bees
No Reprieve in the Rockies
One year after feds strip protections, states go all-out against wolves
Wild Matters
Bison Calves Born at Fort Peck; Trapped, Poisoned and Shot; Blinded by the Light
Living Lightly
Riding With the Wind
The Sea Upon Us
Federally protected coastal habitat is no match for global warming
A Wild Moment
Defenders of Wildlife’s 2012 Photo Contest
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