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Restoration of the Steppe- Urgent Task of the Day |
#5 Fall 1995 |
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Cotton, Politics, and water: sealing the fate of the Aral Sea |
#6 Winter 1996 |
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To Find and Preserve: On Creating a Red Data Book for Endangered Ecosystems |
#6 Winter 1996 |
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The Hypo-Arctic: Achilles heel of the Arctic Region |
#9 Fall 1996 |
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Threats to Dniester River Biodiversty |
#11 Spring 1997 |
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Inventory of Karelian Forests Aims to Protect Old-Growth |
#12 Summer 1997 |
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Clearcutting of Group One Forests in Leningrad Region |
#12 Summer 1997 |
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In the Nation’s Interest: Clean Water or Gold? |
#13 Fall 1997 |
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Preserving Wilderness Intact in the Adygeya Republic |
#14 Winter 1998 |
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The Governor of Sakhalin Chooses Wildlife Refuge over Timber |
#14 Winter 1998 |
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Pearl of the Urals |
#14 Winter 1998 |
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Chukotka (new economic traditions have favorably influenced the environment) |
#15 Spring 1998 |
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On the Road to Recovery: The Future Looks Promising for the Karagol Wetlands |
#16 Summer 1998 |
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The Effects of Hydroelectric Projects on Ecosystems of the Zeya River Valley: Will History Repeat Itself? |
#17 Fall 1998 |
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Siberia's Lake Chany, Well-Known to Waterfowl, Needs International Attention |
#18 Winter 1999 |
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Another "Project of the Century" Hangs over Russia, This Time the Gulf of Finland Is at Stake |
#19 Spring1999 |
| Great Vasyugan Bog: Siberia’s Wetland Oasis | #22 Spring 2000 |
| Tourism at Lake Baikal: Old Ways and New Alternatives | #22 Spring 2000 |
| Reindeer Herding and Oil and Natural Gas Development on the Yamal Peninsula: Sustainable or Mutually | #23 Summer 2000 |
| Incompatible Uses? Rare Mediterranean Forest Fragments Persist in Russia | #23 Summer 2000 |
| The Current State of the Flora of Moldova and the Conservation of Rare Species | #24 Fall/Winter 2000 |
| The Intrusion of New Species into the Caspian Sea Ecosystems | #25 Spring 2001 |
| A Summer Epidemic Places the Caspian Seal Population in Further Peril | #25 Spring 2001 |
| The Destruction of the Aral Sea | #25 Spring 2001 |
| Will Lessons of the Aral Sea be Forgotten in Lake Balkhash? | #25 Spring 2001 |
| Threatened Whales, Threatened Waters | #26 Summer 2001 |
| An Introduction to Central Asia | #28 Winter 2002 |
| Mountains in the Western Tien Shan | #28 Winter 2002 |
| Deserts: Te Kyzyl-Kum |
#28 Winter 2002 |
| Tugai Forests: The Amu-Darya Delta | #28 Winter 2002 |
| Biodiversity Conservation Planning in Uzbekistan | #28 Winter 2002 |
| What are Steppes? | #29 Spring 2002 |
| The Fate of the Steppes of Western Siberia and Kazakhstan | #29 Spring 2002 |
| Preserving the Steppes of Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan | #29 Spring 2002 |
| Natural Steppe Regeneration on Old Fields | #29 Spring 2002 |
| Artificial Steppe Restoration in Russia and Ukraine | #29 Spring 2002 |
| Preserving Ethnic Diversity in Tajikistan’s High Mountain Valleys | #30 Summer 2002 |
| New Hope for the Pamir Birch- and the Pamir People | #30 Summer 2002 |
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