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Dec/Jan 2006, vol. 44 no. 1
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	Endangered Species Yellowstone Grizzlies in Recovery By Robert Darland

	About This Issue Feats, Fears and Fascinations By Mark Wexler, Editorial Director

	NWF View Global Warming: It’s Time to Act By Larry J. Schweiger, President & Chief Executive Officer

	Backyard Habitat Tough Trees for Tough Times By Doreen Cubie

	Green Consumer Keeping Costs Down in the Kitchen By Deborah Franklin

	Wild Encounters Wings Over Pennsylvania By Cheryl Lyn Dybas

	Reader's View

	Action Report How National Wildlife Federation Is Making a Difference

	Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad ... Elk? By Hannah Schardt

	Attack of the Clones By Hannah Schardt

	You Better Shop Around, Crab By Hannah Schardt

	What Is This?

	Beluga Ban By Roger Di Silvestro

	Keeping the Holidays “Green” By Hannah Schardt

No Room at the Top
By Paul Tolmé
High-mountain species are particularly susceptible to global warming—and North America’s cold-loving pikas may be the most vulnerable of all

Fight Like a Mantis
By Craig D. Reid
The author re-creates ancient Chinese martial arts by watching—and imitating—the ways that animals defend themselves

Fishing for a Future
By Ken Olsen
Restoring wild salmon populations to the Columbia and Snake River Basins means also restoring economic health to many of the region’s waterside communities