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April IJW is here!

April 2,2010 by Emily Loose

April 2010 IJW

Earlier this week, the newest issue of the International Journal of Wilderness was sent to subscribers!  This great issue includes articles about the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and the Inter Sinkyone tribal wilderness lands.  Vance Martin and Dave Parson also reflect on WILD9, the 9th World Wilderness Congress (6-13 November 2009, Merida Mexico).  Several articles are available online, but to get the full IJW experience, subscribe today and we’ll send you this issue right away!

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