March/April 1996

Features: Wild Journeys

Assault on Mauna Loa
The other Hawaii, a Flintstonian universe far above the swaying palms.
by Dashka Slater

Where the Mountains Have No Name
Rafting a corner of Canada that has everything but recognition.
by Rebecca Solnit

A Natural History of the Yellowstone Tourist
They came, they saw, they barcecued.
by Geoffrey O'Gara

Fish Out of Water
Vermont's Long Trail, the perfect place for a tenderfoot to meet her mountains.
by Susan Pollack

Departments

Letters
Lingering in Las Vegas; the terrible stooges; a real Republican

Ways & Means
Why TV doesn't cover the environment by Carl Pope

Food for Thought
Shoppers say "no" to techno-food by Martin Teitel

Good Going
Snout of Africa by Tracy Baxter

Hearth & Home
Cockroaches--get used to them by Marc Lecard

Priorities
Shell's Game
Blood and oil in Nigeria
Car Talks"--Motown Walks
Eco-Thug Award

Sierra Club Bulletin
Cleaning House
Cracks in the Contract With America
Volunteer Spotlight
Ecoregion Roundup

Way to Go
Down the Clean Connecticut by Ted Levin

Last Words
Endangered species: where should we draw the line?