Vol. 2, No. 5 January 2010
Features 6
Cover Story Arizona State Parks struggle for survival
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Mystic Lake Declaration Native Nations respond to climate change threats
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Respect closure areas Help protect Arizona’s bald eagles
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Recycled bridge Fort Bragg builds bridge from recycled materials
10 My India: Where every village is home
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Movie Reviews by Jason Allen
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Lunar and Solar eclipses How will the forthcoming eclipses affect you?
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Movies that won’t make you dumber
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Lost Valley Life in a sustainable community
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Nature Notes Ponderosa pine inspires deep-rooted thoughts
18 Annual fundraiser Motorcycle run benefits rescued animals
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By Sarah McLean
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Music, the drum and awakening Music provides a powerful connection to our spirit
Columns and Entertainment 5 This ’N That by Ann Haver-Allen 20 Sustainable Business of the Month
By Michael Davis
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33 Astrology by Dominique Shilling 35 Tracks Across Your Horizon by Bob Matthews 37 Organized Living by Tanya Allason 38 Yes! You Can Recycle That by Patricia Melchi
By Christine Bollier
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40 The Small, Still Voice by Judith Pennington
28 Trash to couture Clothing made using paper, aluminum, nails, car wiring and tape cassettes
41 Staying Healthy the Natural Way by Leilah Breitler 43 Calendar of Events 46 Puzzle Page
ON THE COVER: Tonto Natural Bridge State Park is one of nine Arizona State Parks currently operating only five days a week. Three state parks are closed until further notice. See story on page 6. Photo by Pia Wyer Earth Odyssey • www.EarthOdysseyOnline.com
Heirloom Garden Seeds & Stories by Cindy and Stephen Scott
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