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He chips stone into tools to keep alive an ancient art.
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/magazines/conservationist/1998-12/flint-knapper
December 2, 1998
Fond memories of good fishing, good people and a wonderful place.
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/magazines/conservationist/1998-12/remembering-wolf-bayou
December 2, 1998
Zeke Dooley discusses retirement and fumes at animal rightists.
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/magazines/conservationist/1998-12/passing-time-jug
December 2, 1998
Urban streams should flow naturally. Why don't they?
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/magazines/conservationist/1998-12/creeks-revolt
December 2, 1998
This artist and scientist lived in a cave to document its marvels.
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/magazines/conservationist/1998-12/s-fred-prince
December 2, 1998
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/magazines/missouri-conservationist/1998-12
December 1, 1998
Chances are good you're not getting top dollar from your forest.
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/magazines/conservationist/1998-11/how-much-tree-worth
November 2, 1998
One evening, over 200 years ago, settlers trekking through what would later become Tennessee observed two oddities at once. Above them, the partially eclipsed moon shone red. And below, in a valley, a Cherokee clan was hooting, firing rifles and banging kettles and bells. The Cherokee believed a monstrous frog was devouring the moon, and they hoped to scare the frog away.
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/magazines/conservationist/1998-11/passing-time-jug
November 2, 1998
A timeless tradition passes from father to daughter.
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/magazines/conservationist/1998-11/hunt
November 2, 1998
Icy trout parks provide practice waters for budding fly fishers.
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/magazines/conservationist/1998-11/winter-fishing-lesson
November 2, 1998