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1.North Carolina's Aldo Leopold by Vaughn, Gerald F. Friend of Wildlife Vol. 49 Issue 1, Winter 2001
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Few people in North Carolina in 2001 recognize the name Ross Stevens. Yet this pioneering wildlife biologist and co-founder and first executive secretary of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation changed forever the face of conservation in the state. Vaughn chronicles Stevens' life and contributions to conservation.
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2.Acrobats of the Appalachians by Nickens, T. Edward Friend of Wildlife Vol. 49 Issue 1, Winter 2001
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Carolina northern flying squirrels are an endangered species with only nine known populations existing in the high peaks of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. With the habitat of this elusive creature threatened by tree mortality, increasing tourism in the Appalachians, four-lane roads, and predators like bobcats, foxes, and coyotes, scientists seek to learn all they can about this Appalachian acrobat to save the species from further decline.
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