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1942
July-September Vol 16 No. 70	The Cover. Rain Forest Department of Interior by George A. Grant The National Parks in Wartime—Editorial William P. Wharton Half A Century and the National Parks Newton B. Drury Rain Forest Act Now, Louisiana Devereux Butcher The World's First Picture Galleries Ethel W. Musgrave Guard the Forests Excerpts From the Minutes of Our Annual Meeting The Editor's Bookshelf In Memory Of Contributors to This Issue News From the Conservation Battle Fronts The Parks and Congress National Parks Association Why the National Parks Association
October-December Vol 16 No. 71	The Cover Ben Tarnutzer Wildlife Dividend—Editorial Big Bend National Park Soon a Reality Miner R. Tillotson Living Gems of the Everglades Dr. Paul Bartsch Soldier Takes A Hike Ralph H. Anderson The Country Beyond—Pictorial Picturing Wildlife in the National Parks William L. Finley Emergency Forest Fire Control Afield With the Association's Secretary The Editor's Bookshelf Contributors To This Issue News From the Conservation Battlefronts The Parks and Congress National Parks Association Why the National Parks Association
1943
January-March Number 72	The Cover. Mount Rainier National Park Ranapar Studio Our Rich and Landed Estate Edwin C. Hill Army Paradise David C. Winslow National Parks Magazine Goes To Army Tropic Wilderness Alexander Sprunt, Jr. Louisiana's Vanishing Forest Primeval New England, Guard Your Wilderness The Country Beyond—Part II—Pictorial Riding the Yampa Frank M. Setzler Contributors To This Issue The Editor's Bookshelf News From the Conservation Battlefronts The National Parks Association Why the National Parks Association
April-June Number 73	The Cover: Banner Peak, California Onas Ward From a Former Park Ranger To His Superintendent—A Letter Beverly Blanks Banner Rock Climb Ruth Dyar Mendenhall Lest We Forget New England Guards its Wilderness The Capital's Little "Wilderness". Rock Creek Park Devereux Butcher One More Threat—Grazing Sitka Spruce and the War Jackson Hole Now a National Monument In Memory of Charles Riborg Mann Through the Eyes of a Ranger Natt N. Dodge National Parks Magazine and the Armed Forces Association Poster Stamp Contributors to This Issue News From the Conservation Battlefronts The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress Why the National Parks Association
July-September Number 74	The Cover: Lupins in Paradise Valley, Mt. Rainier Ranapar Studio Editorial 3 Flowers For Cattle John R. White Welcome to New Members Going, Going, —, The Forest of the Porcupines Raymond Dick Hawk Slaughter Charles Tracy Midwesterners, Your Border Lakeland is at Stake Wallace G. Schwass National Parks Magazine And The U. S. Army Time is Running Out on the Everglades John H. Baker Jackson Hole National Monument A Letter From Boston Contributors to This Issue Our Annual Meeting The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
October-December Number 75	The Cover: Mt. Cannon and Lake Mcdonald. Glacier National Park Hileman Editorial The Jackson Hole National Monument Olaus J. Murie Michigan's Porcupine Mountains Bird Life of the Everglades Hugo H. Schroder The Country Beyond, Part III When Winter Comes Frances Judge National Parks Magazine and the U. S. Army Wings Over the Wilderness Edwin A. Mason The 1943 Forest Fire Season Contributors to This Issue The Editor's Bookshelf News From the Conservation Battlefronts The Parks and Congress Association Issues News Service Release No. 50 National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
1944
January-March Number 76	The Cover: Ski Troops Training, Mount Rainier National Park Signal Corps Editorial—The Big Eighteen The Everglades' Coral Fringe Paul Bartsch National Parks Bulletin Index Louisiana's Tensas Swamp New Attack on Rock Creek Park Visitors in Uniform Isabella F. Story Alarming News on the Everglades Project Good News on Sitka Spruce A Threat to Living Pueblos Jackson Hole National Monument, The Geologic Story Fritiof M. Fryxell The Porcupine Mountains May Be Saved Naturalizing the Lamar Bison Herd News From the Conservation Battlefronts The Parks and Congress The Editor's Bookshelf Contributors to This Issue National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why" The National Parks Association
April-June Number 77	The Cover: The White House, Canyon de Chelly National Monument Park Service Wilderness Preservation Carl P. Russell Canyon De Chelly Charles D. Wyatt Potomac Dams Again Shall Grandfather Mountain Be Saved? Harlan P. Kelsey Editorial—Those Important Standards Conference on Postwar Planning Conservation Crosses Frontiers William Vogt Porcupine Mountains Preserved Woodland Fantasies Devereux Butcher The Tensas and the Everglades Rock Creek Wood-Cutting Stopped Contributors To This Issue News From the Conservation Battlefronts The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
July-September Number 78	The Cover: Lassen Peak H. S. Lawton Editorial Volcanoes—Old and New Lewis E. Bronson Big Bend National Park Becomes A Reality Paradise Lost Jackson Hole National Monument and H. R. 2241 Attention, Please, For Quetico-Superior Ernest C. Oberholtzer National Park Service Grazing Policy Newton B. Drury What Will Happen to the Everglades? Ira N. Gabrielson Mexico Looks Ahead Juan Zinser "Ducks Unlimited And Quail Preferred" New Yorkers, Guard Your Wilderness Would Open National Parks to Gunning Trustees Annual Meeting—1944 Two Indexes Now Available News From the Conservation Battlefronts The Editor's Bookshelf Contributors to this Issue The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
October-December Number 79	The Cover: Santa Elena Canyon, Big Bend National Park Glenn Burgess Editorial: Tasks of War And Peace An Army Man Speaks Out Our Newest National Park—Big Bend Miner R. Tillotson Prince William Sound William S. Cooper Watch the Stockmen New Hope For the Everglades Mount Rainier Forests Threatened Toward A Coast Redwoods Master Plan Aubrey Drury The 1944 Forest Fire Season Relics of Defense Devereux Butcher In Memory of George B. Dorr The Jackson Hole Case The Parks qnd Congress News From the Conservation Battlefronts Contributors to this Issue National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Index To National Parks Magazine, Numbers 70 through 79 Why the National Parks Association
1945
January-March Number 80	The Cover: South Florida National Parks Association Are the Everglades Worth Saving? David Fairchild Everglades Protection Association Approves Pan American Conservation Congress Opposes Jackson Hole Monument What Does Wyoming Want?—Editorial Mount Rainier and the Northern Pacific Railroad Modern Inhabitants of Prehistoric Casa Grande Natt N. Dodge Maine, Guard Your Wilderness The Quetico-Superior Program H. H. Chapman News From the Conservation Battlefronts The Editor's Bookshelf Contributors to this Issue The Parks and Congress The National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
April-June Number 81	The Cover: Green River Canyon George A. Grant for Interior Department Jackson Hole, A Court Decision and H. R. 1292 Dams For the Potomac People of the Everglades Devereux Butcher A Visit to Dinosaur Quarry Daniel B. Beard Progress Toward Everglades Protection Birth of A National Park Over-Development and Land-Grabbing—Editorial New Yorkers, Guard Your Adirondacks A Reply to Professor Chapman Ernest C. Oberholtzer Mount Rainier Logging Danger Ended Threats to Wilderness Areas Jay H. Price Help Needed Contributors to this Issue The Parks and Congress The National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
July-September Number 82	The Cover: Mount Rainier in the Clouds National Park Association Conservationists, Unite!—Editorial Refine the Outboard Devereux Butcher Missouri Valley Authority Why Fishing in National Parks? Edward A. Preble Prevent Forest Fires I Lived Last Summer Aubrey Swift Bradshaw In Memory of Robert Sterling Yard Adirondack Forests in Peril Paul Schaefer Let's Save Mount Monadnock Trustees' Annual Meeting—1945 News from the Conservation Battlefronts Contributions to This Issue The Parks and Congress The National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
October-December Number 83	The Cover: The Elk of Jackson Hole Olaus J. Murie Know The Standards—Editorial Amazing Crater—Ubeheee Edwin C. Alberts National Primeval Park Standards Wilderness Society Gets New Head The 1945 Forest Fire Season Jackson Hole National Monument and the Elk Olaus J. Murie New Attitude Toward Jackson Hole Monument Your Executive Secretary Visits Acadia The National Tribute Grove John C. Merriam Selected Literature Contributors to This Issue The Parks and Congress The National Parks Association, Board Of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
1946
January-March 1946 Number 84	The Cover: Olympic National Primeval Park Asahel Curtis The Continental Job Wallace G. Schwass Fenced Wildlife for Jackson Hole Olaus J. Murie Mount Monadnock Saved Association Issues Release No. 53 The First Ascent of Mount Rainier Howard R. Stagner Refining the Outboard We Need Wilderness Sigurd Olson The Everglades Project In Memory of Dr. John C. Merriam In Memory of Dr. Henry Baldwin Ward News From the Conservation Battlefronts The Editor's Bookshelf House Appropriations Committee Contributors to This Issue The Parks and Congress The National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
April-June 1946 Number 85	The Cover: Montezuma's Castle, Arizona National Park Service Flora of Grandfather Mountain Harlan P. Kelsey Rehabilitating Everglades Wildlife Are We To Lose Joshua Tree National Monument? Let's Save Our Indian Ruins Louis R. Caywood Mexico's National Parks William Vogt American Republics Recommend Conservation Congress Watch the Killers Land of the Deer Paul Schaefer Association Opposes Adirondack Structures A Change of Interior Secretary There's Hope for the Quetico-Superior News From the Conservation Battlefronts Contributors to This Issue National System of Foot Trails The Parks and Congress The National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
July-September 1946 Number 86	The Cover: Mount Gould in Glacier (From an Oil Painting) Devereux Butcher Going to Glacier? Robert Sterling Yard Editorial National Parks Acadia Mammoth Cave Big Bend Mesa Verde Bryce Canyon Mount McKinley Carlsbad Caverns Mount Rainier Crater Lake Olympic The National Park Service Rocky Mountain Glacier Sequoia-Kings Canyon Grand Canyon Shenandoah Grand Teton Wind Cave Great Smoky Mountains Yellowstone Hawaii Yosemite Isle Royale Zion Lassen Everglades (Proposed) Purpose of the Jackson Hole Wildlife Park Fairfield Osborn Annual Board Meeting—1946 The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
October-November 1946 Number 87	The Cover: White Sands National Monument, New Mexico National Park Service Two Parks Dedicated White Sands Natt N. Dodge National Nature Monuments Arches Jewel Cave The Antiquities Act Joshua Tree Badlands Map Showing Area Locations Black Canyon of the Gunnison Katmai Capitol Reef Lava Beds Capulin Mountain Lehman Caves Cedar Breaks Muir Woods Channel Islands Natural Bridges Chiricahua Oregon Caves Colorado Organ Pipe Cactus Craters of the Moon Petrified Forest Death Valley Pinnacles Devil Postpile Rainbow Bridge Devils Tower Saguaro Dinosaur Shoshone Cavern Fossil Cycad Sunset Crater Glacier Bay Timpanogos Cave Grand Canyon Wheeler Great Sand Dunes White Sands Jackson Hole Zion Thirty Years of Service Newton B. Drury Roosevelt Park Bill Vetoed Afield With the Association's Secretary National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Index to National Parks Magazine, Numbers 80 Through 87 Why the National Parks Association
1947
January-March Number 88	The Cover: Yosemite Valley Ralph H. Anderson Guest Editorial: Concessions Advisory Group Newton B. Drury Yosemite's Fatal Beauty William E. Colby Protecting Mount Rainier Entrance In Memory Of A. Robert Thompson American Forest Congress Saving the South Calaveras Grove Fred M. Packard In the Beginning Daniel B. Beard Okefinokee Impressions Delos E. Culver The 1946 Forest Fire Season News From the Conservation Battlefronts The Editor's Bookshelf Contributors to this Issue The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
April-June Number 89	The Cover: Concessioner Employees Picnicking Ralph H. Anderson Private Lands in National Parks Newton B. Drury Olympic Again Attacked By Local Loggers Joshua Tree Progress National Park People Ralph H. Anderson Superior Wilderness Gets Congressional Attention The Proposed Roosevelt Redwood Forest Helen Gahagan Douglas Bill to Prevent Adirondack Dams Killed The San Gorgonio Fight A Program of American Forestry Closed Season on Ducks 12th North American Wildlife Conference Aldo Leopold News From the Conservation Battlefronts Contributors to this Issue The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
July-September Number 90	The Cover: Houses Of Betatakin Neil Merton Judd Hold the Olympic Park Intact—Editorial The Olympic Attack Olaus J. Murie Your Heritage Kenneth A. Reid National Archeological Monuments Aztec Ruins Gila Cliff Dwellings Bandelier Hovenweep Canyon de Chelly Montezuma Castle Casa Grande Mound City Group Chaco Canyon Navajo Annual Board Meeting—1947 San Gorgonio Saved Defenders of Furbearers Contributors to this Issue The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
October-December Number 91	The Cover: The Everglades at Sunrise National Parks Association The Olympic Struggle Progresses—Editorial Jackson Hole and the Landgrab A Donation For Glacier Everglades National Park Gilbert D. Leach Museums of the Outdoors Carl P. Russell National Archeological Monuments Old Kasaan Tuzigoot Ocmulgee Walnut Canyon Tonto Wupatki Yucca House Our Members View Yosemite A Word For Wildlife Furbearers Cry For Mercy Minnie Maddem Fiske Your Secretary Visits Arizona Areas The Editor's Bookshelf Contributors to this Issue National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
1948
January-March Vol 22 No 92	The Cover: Sunset on Lake Eloise, Florida National Parks Association Krug Stimulates Cooperation—Editorial The South Florida Situation Today Delos E. Culver Let's Save the Short-Leaved Joshua Tree Philip A. Munz Wyoming's Ex-Governor Speaks Out For Jackson Hole Monument Interior Joins in Defense Of Olympic Rain Forest Your Field Secretary Visits Western Parks Liquor Sold in National Parks Everglades National Park Dedicated Gilbert D. Leach The 1947 Forest Fire Record L. F. Cook Water Recreation in the Desert Isabelle F. Story News From The Conservation Battlefronts The Editor's Bookshelf Contributors to this Issue The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
April-June Vol 22 No 93	The Cover: General Sherman Tree, Sequoia Padilla Studios Going, Going, —, Florida's Royal Palm-Big Cypress Forest Devereux Butcher Lake Solitude Parks and People Victor H. Cahalane Massachusetts, Guard Mount Greylock Wild Flower Preservation P. L. Richer Progress On The South Calaveras Grove Fred M. Packard South Africa's Park Problems Like Ours Newton B. Drury Meteor Crater and Travertine Bridge Proposed as National Monuments Your Secretary Visits The Everglades Adirondacks' Panther Mountain Dam Annual Wildlife Conference Wildlife Trouble The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
July-September Vol 22 No 94	The Cover: Maligne Lake, Jasper Canadian National Railway Manpower Needed—Editorial National Parks Of Canada Banff Elk Island Banff-Jasper Highway Glacier Jasper Mount Revelstoke Kootenay Prince Albert Yoho Riding Mountain Cape Breton Highlands Waterton Lakes Annual Board Meeting—1948 Our New Summer Headquarters Dams and More Dams The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
October-December Vol 22 No 95	The Cover: Cliffs of Schoodic Peninsula National Parks Association Glacier View Dam—Editorial Predators and People Victor H. Cahalane Conservation Comes of Age Fred M. Packard UNESCO and Conservation Canadian and U. S. Park Staffs As the Ranger Sees You Natt N. Dodge Report on the Estes Park Experiment Is the Trumpeter Swan to Remain Only A Refuge Bird? George Marler In Memory of François E. Matthes Afield With Your Secretary Florida's Royal Palm Forest Adirondack Dam Project Still Pending News From the Conservation Battlefronts The Editor's Bookshelf A Twelfth Commandment Index National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
1949
January-March Vol 23 No 96	The Cover: Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park National Parks Association The Canyons of Northwestern Colorado Reginald Gill Preserving Mount Greylock Glacier National Park in Danger Wallace W. Atwood Letter to the Army Engineers Discovery Oo Mount McKinley Harold E. Booth Panther Mountain Dam Must Be Stopped The Quetico-Superior Today Wallace G. Schwass The 1948 Forest Fire Record L. F. Cook Bylaws Revised Here's How You Can Help Constitution and Bylaws of the National Parks Association News From the Conservation Battlefronts The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
April-June Vol 23 No 97	The Cover: Japan's Fujiyama Harassed Wildlife—Editorial Mammoth Cave National Park in Danger Tom Wallace The Blue Ridge Parkway J. Carlisle Crouch National Parks of Japan Charles A. Richey The Mount San Jacinto Tramway Scheme Guy L. Fleming Keep This Wilderness Robert L. Wood The National Park Concept Newton B. Drury The Birth of A Union Harold J. Coolidge, Jr. Quetico-Superior Film Now Available The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
July-September Vol 23 No 98	The Cover: Clouds Over the Everglades National Parks Association Grand Canyon National Monument in Danger Fred M. Packard Glacier View Dam—A Victory—Editorial Florida's Royal Palm Forest Logged I'm a Ranger Here Myself A Ranger's Wife Betatakin and Keet Seel—Pictorial Exhibiting the Everglades Anthony F. Merrill Mauna Loa Erupts V. R. Bender, Jr. Trouble in the Geyser Basins George Marler Thirtieth Anniversary, Annual Board Meeting The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
October-December Vol 23 No 99	The Cover: The Grand Canyon from Mojave Point, south rim Interior Department Swift As the Wild Goose Flies Sigurd Olson In Memoriam Grand Canyon Park and Dinosaur Monument in Danger Fred M. Packard Alpine Hideout Wallace G. Schwass Mountain Climbing and Mountain Guides in Our National Parks D. A. MacInnes Seining in Florida Bay Margaret P. Meski Alerting the United Nations Announcing Exploring Our National Parks and Monuments, second edition The Mammoth Cave Struggle Eugene Stuart The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association

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