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The front cover of National Wildlife's Spring issue containing text and an image of the world’s first cloned captive-bred black-footed ferret, Elizabeth Ann.

Fall 2023 Issue

  • NWF Staff
  • National Wildlife
  • Oct 01, 2023

In this issue: 50 years of the Endangered Species Act and what’s next; a fight for sacred land at Oak Flat; connecting the Florida Wildlife Corridor; tarantula mating season comes to Colorado; the fabulously elusive Cascade red fox. On the cover: Among attempts to avoid the species’ extinction, conservation scientists have reintroduced captive-bred black-footed ferrets to the wild and cloned the world’s first ferret, Elizabeth Ann, photographed in 2023 at the National Black-Footed Ferret Conservation Center by Joel Sartore (Photo Ark).

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