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1950
January-March Vol 24 No 100	The Cover: Big Bend's Santa Elena Canyon George A. Grant The Squeeze is on the National Parks, Guest Editorial Weldon F. Heald Isle Royale, An Impression Delos E. Culver Rockefeller Gives Jackson Hole Lands The 1949 Forest Fire Record L. F. Cook Growing Pains in the Everglades Daniel B. Beard Petrified Forest National Monument L. Floyd Keller Effigy Mounds National Monument Big Bend Roundup Stanley A. Sprecher Senate Committee Acts to Protect Mammoth Cave President Bars Airplanes From A Wilderness The Editor's Bookshelf Lake Success Recommendations National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
April-June Vol 24 No 101	The Cover: Dinosaur Monument's Yampa Canyon George A. Grant Crisis in Yosemite Sterling S. Cramer Wilderness Victory Sigurd Olson No Need To Cut the Olympic Park Forest John Osseward Dinosaur Hearing Stop The Dinosaur Power Grab Devereux Butcher Know Your State Parks Harlean James Mount San Jacinto Hearing National Park Trouble in Italy Guido Tercinod The Editor's Bookshelf Announcing Publication of Exploring Our Prehistoric Indian Ruins The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
July-September Vol 24 No 102	The Cover: A Bighorn Ram Alfred Blyth Healing Acadia's Burn Benjamin L. Hadley The Epic of Hawk Mountain Rosalie Edge The Bighorns of Joshua Tree Water Resources Policy The Axis Deer in Hawaii The Last Stand of the Key Deer Clarence Cottam and James Silver The Shadow of Flat Top Margaret J. Reineking Fred Packard Appointed Executive Secretary Sigurd Olson Elected To Board Dinosaur Monument And Mount San Jacinto—Editorial Annual Board Meeting—1950 The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
October-December Vol 24 No 103	The Cover: Mauna Loa's Lava Makes the Ocean Boil U.S. Air Force This is Dinosaur Devereux Butcher Save the Parks and Money—Guest Editorial Mauna Loa Erupts Again V. R. Bender, Jr. Hawaii National Park Protected from Axis Deer Jackson Hole Safe at Last Fred M. Packard Britain is Planning Her National Parks Stanley Baron Panther Mountain Dam Threat Ended Afield With Your Representative At the Nature Preservation Battlefronts Charles G. Woodbury Becomes Parks Advisor The Parks and Congress Index to National Parks Magazine for 1949 and 1950 National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
1951
January-March Vol 25 No 104	The Cover: One of Colorado Monument's Canyons Devereux Butcher Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument Camilla Anderson The 1950 Forest Fire Record L. F. Cook No Permit For San Jacinto Tramway Opposes Dinosaur Dams Running Wild Natt N. Dodge I. U. P. N. Meets in Brussels Richard W. Westwood Seeing the Caribbean National Forest Herbert E. French San Juan National Historic Site Afield With Your Representative National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
April-June Vol 25 No 105	The Cover: Rhododendrons in the Great Smokies J. E. Thompson Let's Use the Right Word—Editorial In Mountain Country John Sieker Newton Bishop Drury Waldo Gifford Leland National Parks in Nature Education M. V. Walker The Sixteenth North American Wildlife Conference Return to the Hills Wallace G. Schwass Summer Jobs in National Parks Leland F. Ramsdell Letters to the Editor Chapman Protects Parks Integrity In Memory of Ernest F. Coe The Editor's Bookshelf Announcing Third Edition of Exploring Our National Parks and Monuments The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
July-September Vol 25 No 106	The Cover: Zion Canyon from Observation Point Josef Muench Yosemite Field School Phyllis Lytle Florida's Key Deer Get Aid Ghost-Towns of the Parunuweap Harry C. James Letters to the Editor Exploring Big Bend's Canyons Stanley A. Sprecher Park of the Pacific Moves Ahead Otto Janssen National Parks of Greece Jacques Santorinéos Annual Board Meeting—1951 The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
October-December Vol 25 No 107	The Cover: Mount McKinley across Wonder Lake Sackman Let's Save the Montezuma Refuge—Editorial A Hawk Ridge National Monument? Journey to Mount Mckinley Armand E. Singer Grand Teton National Park and its Elk Olaus J. Murie Deserted Valley Richard E. Klinck In-Holdings Acquisition Advances James M. Siler Alternative Sites for Dinosaur Dams The Battle of Buttle Lake Our Ever Changing Fauna Austin H. Clark Grand Portage National Historic Site Dedicated At the Nature Protection Battlefronts The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
1952
January-March Vol 26 No 108	The Cover: Dinosaur's Steamboat Rock Devereux Butcher In the 'Glades Park with the Audubon Society Philip Wylie Summer Snow-Venturing in Glacier Robert Baker Elder "Montezuma—Your Area Next?"—Guest Editorial H. Everest Clements Acadia's Isle Au Haut Area Elizabeth B. Eustis The 1951 Forest Fire Record L.F. Cook The Menaced Dinosaur Monument Arthur H. Carhart Zero Hour Approaches for Calaveras South Grove Newton B. Drury Proposed Italian Park for Protection of Bears Conrad L. Wirth Becomes Parks Director Now It's 1840 Mintwood Place The Editor's Bookshelf The National Parks Association, Board of Trustees Why the National Parks Association
April-June Vol 26 No 109	The Cover: The Mississippi River near Hannibal Massie, Missouri Resources Div. Saving the Carmel Beach Margaret Millard The Mississippi Parkway Stanley W. Abbott The Okefenokee Swamp—Pictorial Uranium Mining in Capitol Reef The Walking Hills Richard E. Klinck Island Beach Devereux Butcher Memories of the Quetico-Superior Huston Thompson In Memory of Walter T. Swingle The Absence of Paint and Varnish Olaus J. Murie The Bald Eagle in Alaska The Buttle Lake Fight Continues Fred M. Packard Letters to the Editor Activities of Your Executive Staff A Victory in Nature Protection On Dinosaur Monument The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress
July-September Vol 26 No 110	The Cover: The Frozen Waterfall, Carlsbad Caverns Devereux Butcher The Nature Protection Plight—Guest Editorial J.N. Darling Director Wirth on Park Policy Caves of the National Parks William J. Stephenson See "Ivory Hunter" Return of the Gill Net to Florida Bay Daniel B. Beard Journey to Macitu Picchu Armand E. Singer Elk Shooting in Grand Teton Again Olaus J. Murie Death Valley—Land of Misconception Louis G. Kirk Annual Wildlife Conferences Calaveras Progress Letters to the Editor For Hemispheric Aid Venezuela Host to I. U. P. N. Investigation Work on Sun Butte Reservoir to Cease Annual Board Meeting—1952 The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress
October-December Vol 26 No 111	The Cover: Residence At Wupatki National Monument National Parks Association Lakes and Spires of Grand Teton—Pictorial For A Return to Harmony in Park Architecture Devereux Butcher Exploring Hawaii's Upper Olaa Reserve Russell A. Apple Protecting the Gila Fred M. Packard Yosemite's Beauty Fast Disappearing Martin Litton Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreation Area Sunset Over the Olympics Gale Compton Afield With Your Representative Airplanes and the Superior Island Beach Jackson Hole Wildlife Park Ten-Eighty and the National Parks National Park Wildlife A College Course on National Parks I. U. P. N. Meets at Caracas The Editor's Bookshelf Letters Index
1953
January-March Vol 27 No 112	The Cover: Spotlight on Bryce Canyon Devereux Butcher A Call To Battle—Editorial Enchanted Valley Richard E. Klinck They Have To Be Fought For—A Letter Secretary Chapman Reappraises the Dinosaur Dams Gains On Two Fronts The Los Angeles Kings Canyon Applications E.T. Scoyen Clouds Over Bryce Canyon—Pictorial Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreational Area Project Herbert Evison Pundits of the Parks Natt N. Dodge Central Park—Blue Print of Soil Erosion Rosalie Edge California's Tule Elk The 1952 Forest Fire Record L. F. Cook Afield With Your Representative Letters Coronado National Memorial
April-June Vol 27 No 113	The Cover: Jumbo Rocks in Joshua Tree National Monument Devereux Butcher Kids in the Everglades Charles Eggert Teton's Elk Problem Continues.—Editorial Olaus J. Murie Patsy of Dinosaur Monument Arthur Sterry Coggeshall Interpreters in Uniform Richard G. Beidleman Campground Simplicity Frank R. Givens Letters Island Beach Shirley Briggs The Granite Castles Of Joshua Tree—Pictorial Tule Lake and Lower Klamath Refuges "Traplines" "Wilderness Canoe Country" Afield With Your Representative What Has Happened to the Key Deer? Clarence Cottam and Philip A. Dumont The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress
July-September Vol 27 No 114	The Cover: Canyon de Chelly from Spider Rock Overlook Devereux Butcher Britain's Peak Park John Foster Dragons in Miniature Ruth and Louis Kirk Another Victory for Quetico-Superior Canyon De Chelly National Monument—Pictorial Potomac Valley Recreation Project Anthony Wayne Smith Historic C and O Canal Threatened by Road Irston R. Barnes Exploring the Proposed Green River Canyons National Park James C. Gifford Olympic Park Warning Sigurd F. Olson Elected Association President Sun Point Reminiscence Lloyd P. Parratt Annual Board Meeting—1953 Afield With Your Representative Letters In Memory of Henry Parsons Erwin The Parks and Congress
October-December Vol 27 27 No 115	The Cover: Mrs. Douglas McKay and Blackfeet Chiefs at Glacier John Willard There's Hope on the Olympic Front—Editorial The Present Administration's Policy Douglas McKay Grand Canyon Whistle Silenced Something Amiss in the National Parks Paul Shepard, Jr. Acadia National Park—Pictorial Devereux Butcher Tehipite Still Unspoiled Martin Litton Rape of an Empire Richard E. Klinck The Tweedsmuir Give-Away Genevieve Barteaux Glacier Acquires Inholdings The National Trust of Britain Clough Williams-Ellis Coyote Sanctuary Katmai National Monument Studied A New Headquarters The Editor's Bookshelf Letters The Parks and Congress Pan-American Conservation Award
1954
January-March Vol 28 No 116	The Cover: A Cove at Point Lobos Reserve Devereux Butcher Dinosaur Dams Again Fred M. Packard In Defense of Dinosaur—Letter to the President The Story of the Wildlife Refuge Program Jay N. Darling C. Edward Graves Appointed Western Representative Carmel Beach Supreme Court Denies Review of Q-S Air Ban Point Lobos Reserve—Pictorial A Chair Lift for Rocky Mountain National Park? A T-Bar Lift for Rocky Mountain Visitors—Register Here Eleanor Huston News From Our Western Office C. Edward Graves The Northern Yellowstone Elk Herd John E. Doerr More on Park Architecture Mid-Century Conference on Resources for the Future Visual Education and the National Parks W. Ray Scott Fourth American Forest Congress The Quetico-Superior Committee Reports Capitol Reef Mining Parks Lose 14,600 Acres to Fire L. F. Cook Letters National Park Service Being Reorganized Miners Want All
April-June Vol 28 No 117	The Cover: Grand Canyon From South Rim A sketch in oil by the editor The Challenge of Our National Parks Sigurd F. Olson The Story of the Wildlife Refuge Program—Part II Jay N. Darling Painting in the National Parks Donald M. Black Dinosaur and the National Geographic Gabrielson Sounds Alarm at Wildlife Conference Oil in the Everglades Mount Rainier—A Resort Devereux Butcher How Faithfully are We Carrying the Torch? Ralph Thomas We Explored Dinosaur Stephen J. Bradley News From Our Western Office C. Edward Graves National Parks of New Zealand Robin W. Winks Mexican Big Bend Prospects First Annual Nash Conservation Awards The Parks and Congress The Dinosaur Hearings
July-September Vol 28 No 118	The Cover: Mount Rainier from Indian Henry's Hunting Ground Louis G. Kirk The Intangible Values in Nature Protection—Editorial Sigurd F. Olson Is This Good Government? Fred M. Packard The Man from Yosemite Ann and Myron Sutton Wheeler Monument, A Case Re-Opened Richard E. Klinck Olympic Victory Mount Rainier National Park—Pictorial Louis G. Kirk Nature Protection Behind the Iron Curtain Ralph A. Jones Annual Board Meeting—1954 Calaveras South Grove Saved The Mount Rainier Resort Plan The Editor's Bookshelf Announcing the Fourth Edition, Exploring Our National Parks and Monuments The Parks and Congress
October-December Vol 28 No 119	The Cover: Capulin Mountain from the Air Dan Sheehan The Termites—Editorial Association Exhibit Shown in Europe Exploring Montezuma Well Myron Sutton Progress in Japan—Letter Four Score and Two Years Ago E. M. Richardson Goblin Valley Philip W. Tompkins Capulin Mountain, A Sign of the Times Richard E. Klinck Representative John P. Saylor Honored Stamps and Parks Stanley A. Sprecher I Know A Place Ken Legg News from Our Western Office, A Report on the Mount Rainier Tramway Hearings C. Edward Graves An Experimental Natural Science Exhibit David Simons The Parks and Congress The Editor's Bookshelf Letters Index
1955
January-March Vol 28 No 120	The Cover: Mount Rainier at Sunrise From a sketch in oil by the editor Guard This Heritage—Guest Editorial Robert E. Lafontaine Wright Architecture Rejected by Park Service Mount Rainier Decision News From Our Western Office C. Edward Graves Guardian of the Rockies Grace D. Phillips Progress in Britain's Peak District National Park John Foster In Memory of Austin Hobart Clark Third Battle of Dinosaur The National Parks of the Union of South Africa James H. Orpen Ozzie Lives Here Now Donald M. Black Hawk Mountain's Twentieth Anniversary Association Awards Representative Saylor A. F. A. Awards Olaus J. Murie More Rangers For the High Country Phyllis Broyles The 1954 Forest Fire Record L.F. Cook The Reader's Digest Lends A Helping Hand National Watershed Congress Bernard Frank The Editor's Bookshelf Letters
April-June Vol 28 No 121	The Cover: Rainbow Bridge Photograph by the editor Mount Rainier—Saved?—Editorial The Trail to Mount Assiniboine Armand E. Singer The Devils Postpile Richard E. Hartesveldt Gooneys Sit Out Second Battle of Midway Philip A. Dumont Mrs. Fred M. Packard Appointed Director of Information To Relieve Crowding in the Parks Michael Hudoba Rainbow Bridge in Danger William R. Halliday A Church For Grand Canyon Devereux Butcher Indians and Pioneers, America's First Tourists John L. Cotter Fourth Wilderness Conference Twentieth Wildlife Conference National Citizens Planning Conference Three Sisters Primitive Area C. Edward Graves Thanks to the Sinclair Oil Corporation The Editor's Bookshelf Letters The Parks And Congress
July-September Vol 28 No 122	The Cover: The Sphinx and Avalanche Peak, Kings Canyon National Park Photographer unknown Echo Park Dam? Not By A Damsite!—Editorial Fred M. Packard Proposed Virgin Islands National Park Harold Hubler Mission '66 Lon Garrison Mankind at the Flood William Vogt The Summer Adventures of A Ranger's Family Barbara Black Has Nature Performed A Miracle in Acadia National Park? Huston Thompson Wichita Mountains Refuge for Artillery Range Interior Policy Unchanged on Wildlife Refuges Victor H. Cahalane Leaves NPS and Is Elected to NPA Board On California's Joshua Tree National Monument Highlights of Our 1955 Annual Meeting Olympic Forests Again Report of the Treasurer Letters Would Open California State Parks to Shooting The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress
October-December Vol 29 No 123	The Cover: Kintla Lake on Glacier's Wilderness West Side National Parks Association Glen Canyon, The Sublime William L. Thompson Echo Park Dam Shelved by Congress How Mount Cannon was Named Walter Bradford Cannon The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Threat Mesa Verde—Pictorial Devereux Butcher The Need for Wilderness Areas Howard Zahniser Afield With Your Executive Secretary Wesley A. D'Ewart Becomes Assistant to McKay Camping is Fun Margaret Harrison Wilderness at the Crossroads in British Columbia Wallace G. Schwass Quetico Park Closed to Airplanes News from our Western Office C. Edward Graves Victor H. Cahalane at New York State Museum C. Gordon Fredine Appointed Principal Biologist of NPS William P. Wharton Receives AFA Award In Memory of Guy Stantz In Memory of Theodore Sherman Palmer The Editor's Bookshelf Association Objectives Letters Air Force Ends Threat to Whooping Cranes The Parks and Congress
1956
January-March Vol 30 No 124	The Cover: Grand Canyon Fromt the South Rim From a Kodachrome by the Editor That Sacred Trust—Editorial Katmai National Monument Robert S. Luntey Speaking of Park Architecture Mckay Defends Wichita Mountains Refuge On the River Trail of John Wesley Powell Charles Eggert The Salmon La Sac Country John F. Worth Our Street Bettie Allee Black Dinosaur Now Nearly Secure Fred M. Packard Fewest Park Fires in Two Decades L. F. Cook Big Bend Dedicated For Beauty and Attention In Memory of Bernard Augustine De Voto Panther Mountain Dam Defeated Again Afield With Your Executive Secretary, Part II Letters The Editor's Bookshelf The Association's First Objective
April-June Vol 30 No 125	The Cover: Crater Lake From a Kodachrome by the Editor Shrine of the Ages Chapel—Guest Editorial H. C. Bradley New Boundaries For Tweedsmuir Park C. P. Lyons Colorado Project Bill Passes Pioneer Dinner Launches Mission 66 An Appraisal of Mission 66 Fred M. Packard Wilderness Music Sigurd F. Olson Crater Lake National Park—Pictorial Devereux Butcher Ski Development for Sequoia The Glacier Peak Wilderness Chapin the Pathfinder Paul Raymond Wild Waters Wallace G. Schwass David R. Brower Receives NPA Award Northern Yellowstone Herd Reduced Logging in Little Mountain State Park The Mount Greylock Grab Clay Perry The Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Snow Peregrinations, The Answer to Downhill Skiing Paul A. Herbert Letters Conservation Conferences at New Orleans The Parks and Congress The Association's Second Objective
July-September Vol 30 No 126	What Is the Difference Between National Parks and National Monuments? Devereux Butcher A Victory for the Wilderness Canoe Country Safari to the Mountains of the Moon Armand E. Singer A New Era for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Irston R. Barnes National Park Poem Contest Your Paid Tourist Mount Rainier National Park—Pictorial Bergen Swamp—Natural Treasure Babette Brown Coleman Fred A. Seaton Appointed Interior Secretary The Park Service on the Shrine of the Ages Highlights of Our 1956 Annual Meeting The Editor's Bookshelf Letters Secretary Seaton Rejects Dam Proposal The Parks and Congress The Association's Third Objective
October-December Vol 30 No 127	The Cover: The Glacier Peak Wilderness From a Kodachrome by John F. Warth Stopping the Military Land-Grab Clair Eagle Do Our Historic Areas Deserve the Dignity of A Separate Bureau? Devereux Butcher Secretary Seaton Views the Parks Logging Reported in Olympic National Park Before the Invasion Eloise C. Miles Virgin Islands National Park Established A Visit to the Virgin Islands National Park Russell D. Butcher Adventure in Alaska Fred M. Packard The Glacier Peak Wilderness John F. Warth Among Our Souvenirs Margaret G. Williams IUC Meeting Held in Scotland Jocelyn Arundel Letters The Parks and Congress Index The Association's Fourth Objective
1957
January-March Vol 31 No 128	The Cover: Olympic National Park From a Kodachrome by the Editor In Small Proportions Harry C. James Seashore Recreation Area Survey A National Policy for the Establishment and Protection of National Parks And Monuments Boy Scouts in the Olympics Elmer L. Alverts Washingtonians Speak Out Timber Salvage in Olympic National Park Fred M. Packard Continued Threat to Chesapeake And Ohio Canal Saving the Redwoods The Sociable Cony Donna Demahy Armstrong Sunshine and Blizzard, Afield With Your Representative The 1956 Forest Fire Record L.F. Cook Student Conservation Program To Build A Firm Foundation Letters Wilderness Preservation System The Editor's Bookshelf
April-June Vol 31 No 129	The Cover: Grand Canyon From an Ektachrome by the Editor Exploring the Kings Canyon High Country Phil Arnot From Cactus to Sequoia, Afield With Your Representative San Jacinto Tramway Contract Renewal Rejected C. Edward Graves Through the Grand Canyon By Boat Philip Hyde The Wilderness Bill and the National Parks Howard Zahniser Globe Headquarters to Be Discontinued Operation Outdoors Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Safeguarded J. F. Carithers Appointed To NPA Staff The Lost Art Elmer W. Shaw The Editor's Bookshelf Letters The Parks And Congress
July-September Vol 31 No 130	The Cover: Zion National Park From an Ektachrome by the Editor National Park Proposed for Nevada Weldon F. Heald Bouquets at Big Meadows Lodge David Cushman Coyle Devereux Butcher Resigns NPM Editorship The Park Service and Wilderness—Editorial Preservation of Natural and Wilderness Values in the National Parks Living in Glacier Bay Barbara Black Sea, Sand and Sky Alexander Sprunt, Jr. Up the Narrows of Zion Canyon Harry C. James Hawk Law in Pennsylvania State Parks for Arizona J. F. Carithers Annual Meeting Highlights Charles G. Woodbury Resigns Vice Presidency The Editor's Bookshelf National Grange Favors Hawk Protection Washington's Stehekin Valley C. Edward Graves Letters The Parks and Congress
October-December Vol 31 No 131	The Cover: Cedar Breaks National Monument From a Kodachrome by Devereux Butcher Parks—Or Resorts?—Guest Editorial Ernest Swift Clarification of Support for S. 2577 More Salvage at Olympic Bruce M. Kilgore Big Snow on the North Rim Bettie Allee Black Dinosaur Park Proposals Fred M. Packard Park News Briefs Cedar Breaks National Monument—Pictorial Winter Use of National Parks Ski Voyageurs Joel H. Hildebrand America's Highest Sandpile Frank Swancara, Jr. FWOC on Park Logging David R. Brower Army at Wichita Army at White Sands Bruce M. Kilgore Becomes Editor of NPM Fred M. Packard New Association Headquarters Fred M. Packard A Priceless Contribution The Editor's Bookshelf Letters The Parks and Congress
1958
January-March Vol 32 No 132	The Cover: Katmai—A Wilderness to be Guarded Photographer unknown "Mission 65" Proposed David R. Brower A Colossal Give-Away—Guest Editorial Robert Moses Mission 66 in the Headlines Conrad L. Wirth Katmai—A Wilderness To Be Guarded Victor H. Cahalane Western Park Notes Joseph F. Carithers NPA's Stand On Winter Use Ski Touring in California Mary Curry Tresidder Arctic Wildlife Range Nature in the Arctic Olaus J. Murie C and O Canal National Historical Park Anthony Wayne Smith 1957 National Park Fire Record L.F. Cook Edward Alexander Preble, 1871-1957 Richard W. Westwood A Ring Around A Refuge Letters The Editor's Bookshelf
April-June Vol 32 No 133	The Cover: Grand Teton National Park—A Worthwhile Summer From a Kodachrome by E. P. Gee Gacho and the Flower Bed Luna B. Leopold Agreement Reached on Smokies Road Western Park Notes (Part 2) Joseph F. Carithers Acadia Robert A. Hellman "His Monuments Are All About You" Newton B. Drury A Last Flower Christopher Koch NPS Director's Annual Report Fort Sill Personnel Push Expansion A Mountain Oasis Arthur F. Halloran Exploring the Baker Creek Trail—Pictorial "A Worthwhile Summer" Elizabeth Cushman And Martha Hayne 1958 Student Conservation Program Joseph F. Carithers Heads Western Office Fred M. Packard Road Threatens Sierra Wilderness IUC Meetings in Athens Jocelyn Arundel Swiss "Idealists" Battle "Realists" Reto G. Jenny Conservation News Briefs George Hewitt Myers William P. Wharton Letters The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress
July-September Vol 32 No 134	The Cover: Land of Joshuas From a Kodachrome by C. Edward Graves Our Mission for the Parks—Guest Editorial H. C. Bradley Seven Star Superintendent—Part I Natt N. Dodge Land of Joshuas Russell K. Grater Olympic's Forest Treasure Grant W. Sharpe The Conservation Legacy of Theodore Roosevelt John P. Saylor C & O Canal Park Hearings America's Largest Wildlife Area Fred A. Seaton Yosemite's Tioga Highway El Portal Move is Urgent Annual Meeting Highlights "And Dollars Means Development" Rain Forest Helen I. Hays Gila Wilderness Encroachments The Editor's Bookshelf Letters Conservation News Briefs The Parks and Congress One Down—One to Go Know Your Legislators
October-December Vol 32 No 135	The Cover: The Rainbow Bridge Debate From an Anscochrome by Charles Eggert The Case for Recreation in the Stehekin Watershed Paul R. Tschirley and Oliver H. Heintzelman Temporary Defeat—Editorial Anthony Wayne Smith Becomes Executive Secretary The Rainbow Bridge Debate Seven Star Superintendent—Part II Natt N. Dodge Parks for Tomorrow Yosemite—1958, Compromise in Action Ansel Adams Winter Adventure on Snowshoes Yvonne Prater November Field Hearings on Wilderness The Broken Record Letters The Editor's Bookshelf Conservation News Briefs Index
1959
January Vol 33 No 136	The Cover: Image Lake and Glacier Peak, Washington Anscochrome by Philip Hyde Our Unfinished Work—Editorial Escape to Rock Creek Weldon F. Heald Hiking the Wild Olympic Shoreline Grant Conway Your NPA in Action—The Tioga Road Anthony Wayne Smith The Parks and Congress The Editor's Bookshelf Conservation News Briefs Letters Your New Magazine
February Vol 33 No 137	The Cover: Great Fountain Geyser, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Franz Lipp A "Sky-Post" for the Smokies Roads in Our National Parks Harold Bradley Bighorns of Rocky Mountains Roger Contor Bearberry Ledge Sigurd F. Olson Harlan Page Kelsey (1872-1958) Horace Marden Albright Conservation News Briefs The Editor's Bookshelf Letters to the Editor Clingman's Dome
March Vol 33 No 138	The Cover: Everglades National Park, Florida Florida State News Bureau The Three R's and Resources—Editorial Our "Everyday" Waters Juanita Mahaffey A Tale of Ten Thousand Wasps Howard and Mary Alice Evans With an Eye to the Future Richard E. Klinck Your NPA in Action The Parks and Congress Conservation News Briefs The Editor's Bookshelf Letters to the Editor
April Vol 33 No 139	The Cover: Seashore at Point Reyes, California Bert Dunshee, courtesy National Park Service On Park Shrines and Highways—Editorial Our Wold-Famous Hole-in-the-Ground Raymond L. Nelson A Wilderness Starfish Wanting Wilderness—'Round the World Olaus J. Murie Western Office Moves to Southwest Conservation News Briefs Wheeler Peak Scenic Area The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress Letters to the Editor
May Vol 33 No 140	HISTORICAL ISSUE: 40th Anniversary National Parks Association The Cover: Yellowstone campfire re-enactment J. E. Haynes Standards of Our National Park System Robert Sterling Yard The National Park Concept Freeman Tilden A History of the National Park Service Carl P. Russell Leaders in the National Park Movement—Pictorial The National Parks Association and Stephen Mather Huston Thompson Forty Years Defending Parks: A History of the National Parks Association A National Policy for National Parks and Monuments
June Vol 33 No 141	The Cover: An American Black Bear Franz Lipp Our Seashore Heritage—Editorial The Porcupines—A Last Wilderness John J. Stophlet In Defense of the Tourist Barbara Henneberger Why Teen-Age Grizzles Leave Home Adolph Murie National Park Research Projects Conservation News Briefs Cape Cod Discussed at Public Meetings National Park Service Pacific Seashore Recommendations The Parks and Congress The Editor's Bookshelf Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Park Hearings Aubrey Graves Letters to the Editor
July Vol 33 No 142	The Cover: Kings Canyon National Park, California Phil Arnot Wilderness—for Whom?—Editorial Our National Parks in the Year 2000 Marion Clawson Why Wilderness? Phil Arnot Conservation News Briefs Fortieth Annual Meeting The Parks and Congress The Editor's Bookshelf Letters to the Editor Strange Swimmers Raymond L. Nelson
August Vol 33 No 143	The Cover: Indiana's Unspoiled Dunes Bryan Allan A Golden Anniversary?—Editorial Great Basin "Sky Island" Darwin Lambert Indiana's Unspoiled Dunes R. M. Strong Building Better Rangers Jean Valens Bullard You NPA in Action Conservation News Briefs Guided Tours Again at Crystal Cave The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress Letters to the Editor The Simple Solution Bud Boyd
September Vol 33 No 144	The Cover: A New World Opens Arline Strong Park Education on School Grounds—Guest Editorial John Brainerd A New Answer to an Old Need Richard E. Klinck America's Crown Jewels Phlip Hyde Chart of the National Parks Conservation Eduction Briefs What Do You Know About Parks?—A Quiz A National Park Bibliography Student Conservation Program Employment Opportunities in National Parks National Park Chronology Map of the National Park System
October Vol 33 No 145	The Cover: Butterfly Milkweed Grant W. Sharpe Mountain Building in Action Cape Cod Seashore Elmer C. Martinson Landscape Protection in Peak Park John Foster The Undiscovered Cascades Weldon F. Heald Hearings Scheduled on Cascades Wilderness Conservation News Briefs Your NPA at Work The Editor's Bookshelf The Parks and Congress Letters to the Editor
November Vol 33 No 146	The Cover: Wapiti in Yellowstone Franz Lipp In the Balance: Washington's Alpine Lakes—Guest Editorial John F. Worth Earthshaking Events in Yellowstone Kelly Motherspaugh Three-in-One Desert Natt N. Dodge The Interpretive Enterprise Philip C. Ritterbush The Editor's Bookshelf Conservation News Briefs Your NPA at Work Letters to the Editor
December Vol 33 No 147	The Cover: Wheeler Peak, Nevada Niles and Louise Werner Wilderness on Yellowstone Lake—Guest Editorial Olaus J. Murie Mister Grand Canyon Natt N. Dodge Researching Winds in Mount Rainier Konrad J.K. Buettner and William P. Elliott Our Farthest North National Park Olaus J. Murie The Editor's Bookshelf Conservation News Briefs Your NPA at Work Oregon Dunes: Menace or Heritage? Index

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