INDEX Mm 2007 IN REVIEW Features and departments published in Wildlife Conservation S/O:6-8; fingerprinting Homes for Penguins,” magazine in 2007. Abbreviations appearing before a colon in upstate New York, J/F:64; “A Toad-ally refer to the issue in which that entry appears (J/F=January/ S/0:64 Awesome Project,” February; M/A=March/April; M/J=May/June; J/A=July/ Foreman, Laura Bowers, J/A:58-5S9; “Potty August; S/O=September/October; N/D=November/ “Living with Cougars,” Talk,” J/A:64; “CSI: December). Numbers after a colon refer to page numbers. N/D:50-51 Fingerprinting Fishers,” frog, harlequin, in Ecuador, S/O:64 A-B China, J/A:22-29 M/A:32-39 Makira, Madagascar’s rain- Amazon Basin, farmers, cheetah, Asiatic, tracking in forest frontier, N/D:22- ranchers, and gold min- Iran, J/A:8-9 G 29 ers against indigenous Coates, Karen J., “Wild Gabon, future ecotourism Matthews, Sean, “Fisher people and the environ- Places: Big Bird Business gateway to the African 47,” S/O:6-8 ment in Brazil, in Cambodia,” rainforest, J/A:38-45 McCommons, James, “It’s M/A:26-31 S/O:48-51 gorilla, mountain, N/D:6-8 as Clear as Day,” J/F:20- Arctic National Wildlife Conway, William and Clau- Grant, Bob, “Fashion Vic- 25 Refuge, George Schaller dio Campagna, “A tim,” M/A:64 Middleton, Lee, “Makira: returns to on 50th anni- Magnificent Seal Re- A Rainforest Jackpot,” versary of historic Murie covers Magnificently,” H-I N/D:22-29 expedition, $/O:18-29 S/0:36-41 Haring, David, “Lovable, migration, animals use of Bergman, Charles, “Where cougar, tracking in Washing- Leaping Lemurs,” magnetism in, M/]:26- Are the Clowns?” ton state, N/D:50-51 J/A:30-37 31 M/A:32-39; “A Week in coyote, in southern Florida, Hawkins, Kathryn, “When Mirsky, Steve, “Life in the Auk-land,” N/D:44-49 J/F:32-37 Crime Pays,” N/D:56- Snail Lane,” M/J:64 birds, colliding with glass, crane, whooping, making a 57 Mitchell, John, “Wild J/F:20-25; African comeback, M/J:38-45 Hazzah, Leela, “Living with Places: Birds of Copan,” > penguins, J/F:64; wa- Cubie, Doreen, “Secrets of Lions,” J/F:6-9 M/J:52-55 ter birds of Tonle Sap, the Swifts,” J/A:6-7; Hile, Jennifer, “Raising mussel, freshwater, J/F:6-7 M/A:20-25; hoary spin- “Wild Places: Florida’s Hope,” N/D:30-35 mustang, in South Dakota’s etail and Rio Branco Big Scrub,” J/A:54-56; Hunter, Luke, “Tracking Black Hills, J/F:56-59 antbird in Brazilian “Wild Places: The Wild the Asiatic Cheetah,” Amazon, M/A:26-31; Caribbean,” N/D:52-55 /A:8-9 O-R at Macaw Mountain Hyman, Randall, “Whale of ocelot, “Operation Cat Bird Park and Nature D a Fish Tale,” J/A:46-53 Tale” in Portland, Ore- Reserve, Copan, Hon- Dell’ Amore, Christine, gon ends plot to sell cats duras, M/J:52-55; black “Destination: Gabon,” J-L illegally, N/D:56-57 swifts, J/A:6-7 J/A:38-45 Jennings, Judy, “A Kanga- Ohlson, Kristin, “Wild Briggs, Eleanor, “Tonle Sap: Denver Zoo, Predator Ridge roo Up A Tree?” Places: Horse Haven,” Floating Heart of Cam- exhibit, M/J:56-58 J/F:52-55 V/E:56-59 bodia,” J/F:20-25 Dollar, Tom, “Wildlife Hits kangaroo, Matschie’s tree, orca, ecotourists, and her- the Wall,” N/D:36-43 J/F:52-55 ring fisherman in Nor- C dolphin, Irrawaddy, help- Levy, Sharon, “Stealth Mis- wegian Sea, J/A:46-53 Campagna, Claudio (about), ing Myanmar fishermen siles,” $/O:30-35 Oregon Zoo, combats wild- studies southern ele- catch fish, J/F:26-31; lion, in Kenya’s Maasailand, life poaching and traf- phant seals in Argentine bottle-nosed, victim of J/F:6-9 ficking, N/D:56-57 Patagonia, $/O:36-41 trash in Florida, M/A:64 Littleton, Julia, “Mussel otter, sea, dying in Cook In- cat, Andean mountain, Mania,” J/F:6-7 let, Alaska, $/O:52-54 M/:6-8 E-F penguins, Patagonia pre- Central Park Zoo, new elephant, Asian, haven for at M-N serve for, N/D:64 Global Amphibian Cri- Elephant Nature Park in Madagascar, Coquerel’s si- pronghorn, Sonoran, and sis exhibit, J/A:58-59 Thailand, N/D:30-35 fakas in, J/A:30-37; Ma- the U.S.-Mexico border Chang Tang, George fisher, tracking on Hoopa kira Rainforest frontier, fence, N/D:36-43 Schaller’s 2006 expedi- Valley Indian Reser- N/D:22-29 puffin, tufted, N/D:44-49 tion into highlands of vation in California, Mahony, Melissa, “Designer Raman, T.R. Shankar, “On 58 WILDLIFE CONSERVATION INDEX Mm 2007 IN REVIEW Features and departments published in Wildlife Conservation S/O:6-8; fingerprinting Homes for Penguins,” magazine in 2007. Abbreviations appearing before a colon in upstate New York, J/F:64; “A Toad-ally refer to the issue in which that entry appears (J/F=January/ S/0:64 Awesome Project,” February; M/A=March/April; M/J=May/June; J/A=July/ Foreman, Laura Bowers, J/A:58-5S9; “Potty August; S/O=September/October; N/D=November/ “Living with Cougars,” Talk,” J/A:64; “CSI: December). Numbers after a colon refer to page numbers. N/D:50-51 Fingerprinting Fishers,” frog, harlequin, in Ecuador, S/O:64 A-B China, J/A:22-29 M/A:32-39 Makira, Madagascar’s rain- Amazon Basin, farmers, cheetah, Asiatic, tracking in forest frontier, N/D:22- ranchers, and gold min- Iran, J/A:8-9 G 29 ers against indigenous Coates, Karen J., “Wild Gabon, future ecotourism Matthews, Sean, “Fisher people and the environ- Places: Big Bird Business gateway to the African 47,” S/O:6-8 ment in Brazil, in Cambodia,” rainforest, J/A:38-45 McCommons, James, “It’s M/A:26-31 S/O:48-51 gorilla, mountain, N/D:6-8 as Clear as Day,” J/F:20- Arctic National Wildlife Conway, William and Clau- Grant, Bob, “Fashion Vic- 25 Refuge, George Schaller dio Campagna, “A tim,” M/A:64 Middleton, Lee, “Makira: returns to on 50th anni- Magnificent Seal Re- A Rainforest Jackpot,” versary of historic Murie covers Magnificently,” H-I N/D:22-29 expedition, $/O:18-29 S/0:36-41 Haring, David, “Lovable, migration, animals use of Bergman, Charles, “Where cougar, tracking in Washing- Leaping Lemurs,” magnetism in, M/]:26- Are the Clowns?” ton state, N/D:50-51 J/A:30-37 31 M/A:32-39; “A Week in coyote, in southern Florida, Hawkins, Kathryn, “When Mirsky, Steve, “Life in the Auk-land,” N/D:44-49 J/F:32-37 Crime Pays,” N/D:56- Snail Lane,” M/J:64 birds, colliding with glass, crane, whooping, making a 57 Mitchell, John, “Wild J/F:20-25; African comeback, M/J:38-45 Hazzah, Leela, “Living with Places: Birds of Copan,” > penguins, J/F:64; wa- Cubie, Doreen, “Secrets of Lions,” J/F:6-9 M/J:52-55 ter birds of Tonle Sap, the Swifts,” J/A:6-7; Hile, Jennifer, “Raising mussel, freshwater, J/F:6-7 M/A:20-25; hoary spin- “Wild Places: Florida’s Hope,” N/D:30-35 mustang, in South Dakota’s etail and Rio Branco Big Scrub,” J/A:54-56; Hunter, Luke, “Tracking Black Hills, J/F:56-59 antbird in Brazilian “Wild Places: The Wild the Asiatic Cheetah,” Amazon, M/A:26-31; Caribbean,” N/D:52-55 /A:8-9 O-R at Macaw Mountain Hyman, Randall, “Whale of ocelot, “Operation Cat Bird Park and Nature D a Fish Tale,” J/A:46-53 Tale” in Portland, Ore- Reserve, Copan, Hon- Dell’ Amore, Christine, gon ends plot to sell cats duras, M/J:52-55; black “Destination: Gabon,” J-L illegally, N/D:56-57 swifts, J/A:6-7 J/A:38-45 Jennings, Judy, “A Kanga- Ohlson, Kristin, “Wild Briggs, Eleanor, “Tonle Sap: Denver Zoo, Predator Ridge roo Up A Tree?” Places: Horse Haven,” Floating Heart of Cam- exhibit, M/J:56-58 J/F:52-55 V/E:56-59 bodia,” J/F:20-25 Dollar, Tom, “Wildlife Hits kangaroo, Matschie’s tree, orca, ecotourists, and her- the Wall,” N/D:36-43 J/F:52-55 ring fisherman in Nor- C dolphin, Irrawaddy, help- Levy, Sharon, “Stealth Mis- wegian Sea, J/A:46-53 Campagna, Claudio (about), ing Myanmar fishermen siles,” $/O:30-35 Oregon Zoo, combats wild- studies southern ele- catch fish, J/F:26-31; lion, in Kenya’s Maasailand, life poaching and traf- phant seals in Argentine bottle-nosed, victim of J/F:6-9 ficking, N/D:56-57 Patagonia, $/O:36-41 trash in Florida, M/A:64 Littleton, Julia, “Mussel otter, sea, dying in Cook In- cat, Andean mountain, Mania,” J/F:6-7 let, Alaska, $/O:52-54 M/:6-8 E-F penguins, Patagonia pre- Central Park Zoo, new elephant, Asian, haven for at M-N serve for, N/D:64 Global Amphibian Cri- Elephant Nature Park in Madagascar, Coquerel’s si- pronghorn, Sonoran, and sis exhibit, J/A:58-59 Thailand, N/D:30-35 fakas in, J/A:30-37; Ma- the U.S.-Mexico border Chang Tang, George fisher, tracking on Hoopa kira Rainforest frontier, fence, N/D:36-43 Schaller’s 2006 expedi- Valley Indian Reser- N/D:22-29 puffin, tufted, N/D:44-49 tion into highlands of vation in California, Mahony, Melissa, “Designer Raman, T.R. Shankar, “On 58 WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Fire,” M/J:46-51 S/O:42-47 U.S. Postal Service Raygorodetsky, Gleb, trade, wildlife, in Southeast STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT “Heart of Russia,” Asia and Ho Chi Minh AND CIRCULATION M/J:32-37 Trail, J/F:46-51; U.S. En- Required by 39 U.S.C. 3684 Ricciuti, Edward R., “Wild dangered Species Justice a. Title of Publication: Witpuirt CONSERVATION b. Publication No: 1048-4949 Places: Puerto Rico’s Fund makes wildlife El Yunque Revisited,” criminals pay, . Date of Filing: September 24, 2007 M/A:50-53 N/D:56-57 . aF.r eNqou.e nocfy I sosfue Iss sPueu:b lisBhiemdo nAtnhnluya lly: 6 Roman, Joe, “A Whooping b. Annual Subscription Price: $24.95 Traphagen, Myles, “Re- Success,” M/J:38-45 . Complete Mailing Address of Known Office of Publication: wilding a Giant Ameri- Bronx Zoo, 2300 Southern Blvd., Bronx, New York 10460 can Reptile,” S/O:42-47 . Complete Mailing Address of the Headquarters of General S U.S.-Mexico border fence, Business Offices of the Publisher: Bronx Zoo, 2300 Southern Blvd., Bronx, New York 10460 Schaller, George B., “Cross- effects on wildlife, . Full Names and Complete Mailing Address of Publisher, Editor, ing the Chang Tang,” N/D:36-43 and Managing Editor: J/A:22-29; (about) re- Publisher: Wildlife Conservation Society Walker, Susan and An- Editor: Deborah A. Behler, Bronx Zoo, 2300 Southern Blvd., turns to Alaskan Arctic Bronx, New York 10460 drés Novaro, “Argen- Managing Editor: None on 50th anniversary of tina’s San Guillermo,” . Owner: (If owned by a corporation, its name and address must be stated and also historic Murie expedi- M/:6-8 immediately thereunder the names and addresses of stockholders owning or hold- tion, S/O:18-29 ing 1 percent or more of total amount of stock. If not owned by a corporation, the Waterman, Jonathan, “The names and addresses of the individual owners must be given. If owned by a partner- seal, elephant, S/O:36-41 ship or other unincorporated firm, its name and address, as well as that of each indi- Shakespeare, Margaret, Great Return to the vidual must be given. If the publication is published by a nonprofit organization, its Arctic National Wildlife name and address must be stated.) “Predator Ridge, So Full Name: The Wildlife Conservation Society Refuge,” S/O:18-29 Complete Mailing Address: Bronx Zoo, 2300 Southern Blvd., Bronx, Definitely Denver,” New York 10460 Weber, Bill, “Kwita Izina: to M/:56-58 . Known Bondholders, mortgages, and other security holders owning or holding 1 shearwater, Newell’s, Give a Name,” N/D:6-8 percent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities: None S/0:30-35 Wild Places: “South Da- . For completion by nonprofit organization authorized to mail at special rates (Sec- tion 423.12 DMM only.) The purpose, function, and nonprofit status of this orga- Sherwonit, Bill, “Otter Ca- kota’s Black Hills Wild nization and the exempt status for Federal income tax purposes: Has not changed tastrophe?” S/O:52-54 Horse Sanctuary,” during preceding 12 months. sifaka, Coquerel’s, J/A:30-37 J/F:56-59; Puerto Rico’s 10.Extent and Nature of Circulation: Average no. Actual no. copies of slash-and-burn agriculture, El Yunque Revisited,” preceding 12 months nearest to filing and wildlife in India, M/A:50-53; “Birds of A. Total no. copies (net press run) 103,410 106,120 M/J:46-51 Copan, Honduras,” B. Paid and/or requested circulation Smith, Brian D., “Fish M/J:52-55; “Florida’s 1. Paid/request mail subscriptions stated on form 3541: Tales,” J/F:26-31 Big Scrub,” J/A:54-56; 93,450 5 3. Sales through dealers and carriers, street vendors, and counter sales: snow leopard, Leo, fe- “Big Bird Business in 1,889 1,533 line ambassador from Cambodia,” S/O:48-51; C. 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