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Spring 1994
Vol. 47:2
Peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus)
have adopted North American skyscrapers as surrogate cliffs. This young
falcon ponders an aircraft warning light atop the One Civic Center Plaza
building in downtown Denver.
Photograph by Wendy Shattil and Robert Rozinski
Features
Peregrines
Seek High-Rise Habitat
Wanted: Penthouse with City View
•Douglas A. Bell
Emerald Cities
Visions or Hallucinations?
•Gordy Slack
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Not
available online:
The City: An Evolutionary Crucible
A Labratory of Re-creation
•Peter Steinhart
Critters in the Hood
Animal Images from the Pavement
Wild About Portland
Mike Houck: The Protector of Place
•Blake Edgar
Urban Encounters:
Looking at the Cosmos in a New Light
DUMAND: Hawaii's Undersea Telescope
•Noreen
Parks
The Wild (Poem)
•Wendell
Berry
Editorial
Nature's Insistence
•Keith K. Howell
Horizons
National Biological Survey
New Zealand Restoration
•Gordy Slack
Resources
Urban Ecology
Skyguide
Annular Solar Eclipse
•Bing F. Quock
Here At The Academy
Daphne Derven and the Kitchen Arts
•Blake
Edgar
Featured Creature
The Sensitive Roach
•Barbara
Sleeper
Counterpoints In Science
Sex, Lies, & Servey Statistics
•Jerold
M. Lowenstein
Reviews
•Robert
Ornduff
on California Landscapes
•Blake
Edgar
on Biophilia
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