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The Contents of This Issue
Color of the Desert: The San Andres Mountains
in Pictures and Memories
by Linda L. Sweanor and Kenneth A. Logan
Contact the Editor: Bob Barnes (swbirding@gmail.com)
Associate Editor Emeritus - Harley Shaw
Copy and Associate Editor - Rebecca Hallgarth
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Book Review Published in Natural Resources
Journal by Bret Snyder - Desert Puma
Early Settlement and Arizona Cypress
Unattributed material is contributed by the editor and is
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San Andres Mountains - Archaeological Studies
San Andres Mountains - Access
¥ Lake Lucero & White Sands National Park
¥ New Mexico Native Plant Society Trip to Rhodes
Canyon
Geology of the San Andres & Organ Mountains
Above: The east slope of San Andres Peak, depicted here, is
the namesake of the San Andres Mountains and is the heart of
the San Andres National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge,
established in 1941, covers 89 square miles in the southern
portion of this mountain range.
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