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Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy Newsletter The Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy publishes a newsletter three times a year. It contains informative and interesting articles about the natural community around us, as well as information about Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy. Members receive copies of the newsletter through the mail, but you can also read selected articles of interest on this web site. Please select one of the following links: Complete Newsletters in PDF format         November 2004 Click here to download. Articles by Verna McGinley         February 1999 Are You Tuned In To Nature?         April 1999 Bird Songs In Your Back Yard         September 1999 Summer In Bird Park         February 2000 Seedy Tales         April 2000 A Spring Song         September 2000 No Summer Reruns         February 2001 A New Bird In Town         April 2001 The Song of the Wild         September 2001 Is there a Palm Tree growing in Bird Park?         February 2002 A Drum Roll at Dawn         April 2002 Faster Than A Speeding Bullet!         September 2002 Comings and Goings         February 2003 Eine Kleine Nachtmuisk (A little bit of night music)         May 2003 Birds and Words         October 2003 Autumn’s Dream Coat         February 2004 Do birds bathe in the winter?         April 2004 Get in Tune with Nature Geology Articles by Dr. Mark Evans         September 1999 There's History in Mt. Lebanon's Rocks         February 2000 Oil And Gas in Mt. Lebanon         April 2000 Coal, Coal Mines, and Mine Subsidence         September 2000 Creep, Slumps, Flows, and Falls         February 2001 Pollution And Our Streams         September 2001 The Soil Under Our Feet         February 2002 When Mammoths Roamed Bird Park         April 2004 Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head Other Articles of Interest         February 1999 Visit Mt. Lebanon Parks         February 2000 The Early Years of the Conservancy         September 2000 Carl Fittkau Memorial         April 2002 The Value of Trees