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Paddlefish: Meet the paddlefish, Oct '92, p. 14-15; See also Fish, Fish Management
Panfish: Panfish 101 June '99; Wisconsin's longear sunfish, May/June '87, p. 2; Baby blues die hard, Mar/Apr '79, p. 20
Parks: 100 years of memories Jun '09; Seal of approval Apr '08; The speedy pace of outdoor relaxation Oct '06; Why they couldn't tame Copper Falls Dec '99; Wisconsin State Parks – 100 years young Dec '99; Talking trails Aug '96, p. 4-9; On the path of the ol' 400, Aug '93, p. 17-20; Snow tracks in the sunset, Dec '90, p. 8; Fifty years of tales from the Council Grounds, Sep/Oct '88, p. 9; Cream puffs and conservation, July/Aug '88, p. 7; Terry Andrae State Park: a 60 year celebration, July/Aug '88, p. 13; Run, walk or roll for wildlife, July/Aug '88, p. 27; Snap to it, photo contest returns, May/June '88, p. 31; Parks Almanac '88." Mar/Apr '88, p. 16; A hike through central Wisconsin history, Sept/Oct '87, p. 17; Wyalusing State Park, Nov/Dec '87, Watchable Wildlife issue, p. 42; Junior Rangers and Wisconsin Explorers, Mar/Apr '87, p. 13; Parks Almanac '87, Mar/Apr '87, Nuclear waste supplement; The diamond anniversary: 75 years of Devil's Lake State Park." Sept/Oct '86, supplement; The geology and early history of Devil's Lake, July/Aug '86, Devil's Lake supplement, p. 4; Devil's Lake: the resort era, July/Aug '86, Devil's Lake supplement, p. 6; Devil's Lake State Park established, July/Aug '86, Devil's Lake supplement, p. 9; From resort remnants to modern state park, July/Aug '86, Devil's Lake supplement, p. 12; Students and researchers at Devil's Lake, July/Aug '86, Devil's Lake supplement, p. 18; There's plenty to do at Devil's Lake, July/Aug '86, Devil's Lake supplement, p. 24; People pressures, July/Aug '86, Devil's Lake supplement, p. 28; Parks Almanac '86, Mar/Apr '86, p. 17; Parks Almanac '85, May/June '85, p. 27; Volunteers, May/June '85, Parks Almanac, p. 28; Camp by mail, May/June '85, Parks Almanac, p. 30; State parks, forests and recreation areas, Jan/Feb '85, Education supplement, p. 34; Wisconsin state parks: explore and enjoy, May/June '84, special issue; Parks for all seasons, May/June'84, State Parks issue, p. 4; Harrington Beach State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 11; Havenwoods State Forest Preserve, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 12; Heritage Hill State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 13; Kohler-Andrae State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 14; Newport State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 14; Peninsula State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 16; Potawatomi State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 18; Rock Island State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 21; Whitefish Dunes State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 2; Blue Mound State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 27; Browntown-Cadiz Springs State Recreation Area, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p.27; Council Grounds State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 28; Devil's Lake State Park." May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 29; First Capitol State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 33; Governor Dodge State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 35; Mirror Lake State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 37; Natural Bridge State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 38; New Glarus Woods, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 39; Rib Mountain State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 41; Rocky Arbor State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 42; Tower Hill State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 43; Wildcat Mountain State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 44; Yellowstone Lake State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 46; Aztalan State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 51; Big Foot Beach State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 51; Buckhorn State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 53; Governor Nelson State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 54; Hartman Creek State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 54; High Cliff State Park, May/June '84, State Park issue, p. 56; Lake Kegonsa State Park, May/June '84, State Park issue, p. 61; Mill Bluff State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 62; Pike Lake State Park." May/June'84, State Parks issue, p. 63; Roche A Cri State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 64; Sugar River State Trail" May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 65; Merrick State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 69; Nelson Dewey State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 70; Perrot State Park, May/June '84, State parks issue, p. 71; Willow River State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 72; Wyalusing State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 75; Brunet Island State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 80; Ojibwa StatePark, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 84; Pattison State Park, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 85; Secret gems, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 92; What's this sign all about? May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 93; Park planning, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 94; Interpretive programs: a natural choice, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 95; State parks and the local economy, May/June '84, State Parks issue, p. 96; Newport State Park, May/June '82, p. 17; Devil's Lake State Park: a history, July/Aug '81, p. 28; Preserved for your pleasure, May/June '81, Summer Escape supplement, p. 6; Buckhorn State Park, May/June '80, p. 10; Aztalan and the Mississippians, Mar/Apr '80, p. 24; Gold Medal Ice Rink, Jan/Feb '80, p. 23; Whitefish dunes, Sept/Oct '79, p. 4; Buy of a lifetime, Jan/Feb '79, p. 20; State park road show, Sept/Oct'78, p. 8; Perrot Park: the golden year, July/Aug '78, p. 14; Governor Dodge State Park: a natural experience, July/Aug '77, p. 22; Heritage Hill: new park for the state's oldest buildings." July/Aug '77, p. 26; Your other state parks, May/June '77, p. 6; See also Bicycling, State Forests, State Parks, Recreation
Pasque Flower: A gentle sign of spring Apr '96
Pattison State Park: Behind the Pattison Aug '07
Pelicans: Pelicans' feast June '99
Peninsula State Park: 100 years of memories Jun '09; See also Parks, State Parks
People with Disabilities: Opening the door to the outdoors a little wider, Feb '92, p. 21-24; See also Recreation
Perch: Early signs of recovery? Apr '06; Pirate perch Apr '04
Pheasants: Raising ringnecks and outdoor opportunities Feb '09; More pleasant for pheasant Aug '98; Gamebirds galore, Oct '93 p. 21; Helping pheasants make up lost ground, Sep/Oct '88, p. 12; Wisconsin pheasants: a bird's eye view, Sept/Oct'78, p. 18; See also Hunting, Grouse, Turkeys, Quail, Wildlife Management,Woodcocks
Phenology: A time for every purpose under heaven, Apr '95, p. 13-16; Winter reds, Dec '89, p. 19; A north country journal, July/Aug '83, p. 34; Spring, May/June '77, p. 25
Phoebes: Construction season Apr '09
Photo Contest: Shack shots and matters of state, Aug '95 p. 13-16
Photography: Show more with less Jun '05; Get the picture Feb '05; Stately symbols. Dec '96, p. 12-16; Smile, sawtooth, June '93 p. 27-28; Star tracks, June '93 p. 17-19; On camera, Oct '90, Wisconsin Traveler, p. 29; Get the picture, Jan/Feb'88, p. 7; Special photo edition, Jan/Feb '85; See also Astronomy, Muskellunge
Pine Marten: A weasel with a secret Oct '08; See also Weasels
Piping Plover: Piping up for plovers June '08; See also Birds
Plants: Meat eaters with roots and leaves Aug '09; Hunting a woodland curative Jun '09; Wisconsin botany blitz! June '08; Green invaders on the horizon Jun '06; A nettlesome question Jun '05; Two hearts in three-four time Jun '04; A bittersweet tale Feb '04; Pitcher in the bog Jun '02; A secret under the snow Dec '01; Wild parsnip II June '00; Green treasures in a sea of blue Oct '99; Meet the disjuncts Aug '99; Burned by wild parsnip June '99; Green alien hordes invade forests, prairies, wetlands, June '96, p. 4-9; Wisconsin's other winters, Feb '93 p. 2, 31; Plants that heal, Aug '92, p. 17-21; Of burs and beagles, Aug '91, p.v4-6; The iris and the thistle, Aug '91, p. 2 and 31; Thorns, spines and prickles, Oct '90, p. 2; Among friends – a new look at lake plants, May/June '88, p. 21; A tension zone of our own, July/Aug '87, p. 6; Kettle Moraine: soil and early plants, Sept/Oct '86, Kettle Moraine supplement, p. 20; Wisconsin's milkweeds, Sept/Oct '85, p. 19; Wild plant collages, Jan/Feb '82, p. 4; Rubies of the bog, Sept/Oct '81, p. 10; Wisconsin's carnivorous plants, May/June '81, p. 28; The impatient skunk cabbage, Mar/Apr '81, p. 2; Whitefish dunes, Sept/Oct '79, p. 4; Annie, Fannie and Mike, Sept/Oct '79, p. 17; Plants breathe too, May/June '79, p. 23; Beauty in a milkweed patch, July/Aug '78, p. 2; Colors easy on the 'I' July/Aug '78, p. 28; Phragmites – a natural breakwater, July/Aug '77, p. 18; See also Cranberries, Endangered Species, Porcupines, Prairies, Songbirds, Water Gardening, Wildrice
Pine Marten: A weasel with a secret Oct '08; See also Weasels
Pollution Prevention: Operating with a new attitude Oct '97; Pollution prevention is good business Oct '96; An ounce of prevention, Dec '93 p. 17-21; Coming full circle, Oct '91, supplement p. 2-3; Eyes on the prize, Oct '91, supplement p. 14-15; In high esteem, Oct '91, supplement p. 6-7; Small-town operators, Oct '91, supplement p. 12-13; The chance of a lifetime, Oct '91, supplement p. 4-5; Use it or lose it, Oct '91, supplement p. 8-9; See also Energy, Environmental Ethics, Recycling
Ponds
: A Walden of one's own Dec '00
Porcupine: Wisconsin's prickly rodent Feb '96; Porcupine, Nov/Dec '79, p. 2
Posters: A wetland year, Apr '90; Wildlife and people, Nov/Dec '88; Natural resources: Wisconsin's heritage and future, Jan/Feb '88; Watchable Wildlife, Nov/Dec '87; Fish Wisconsin 2000, May/June '87; Wisconsin State Parks for the year 2000, Mar/Apr '87; Wisconsin Natural Areas, Nov/Dec '86; Kettle Moraine Scenic Drive, Sept/Oct '86; Door County USA, May/June '86; Explore and enjoy Wisconsin State Parks, May/June '84; Endangered species, Nov/Dec '80
Prairie Chickens: The drummer of love Feb '06; The Society of Tympanuchus cupido pinnatus, Ltd. Nov/Dec '88, Wildlife supplement, p.16; Don't you move a muscle, Nov/Dec '80, p. 18; Biography of a dancing ground, Mar/Apr '77, p. 30; New threat to Buena Vista chickens, Jan/Feb '77, p. 6
Prairie Dogs: Wisconsin prairie dogs? June '95 p. 2
Prairies: Chiwaukee Prairie Apr '09, Wisconsin, naturally; Brady's Bluff Prairie Feb '09, Wisconsin, naturally; A gentle sign of spring Apr '96; Roadside revival, Aug '89, p. 24; Jewels of the dry prairie, July/Aug '88, p. 22; The prairie garden, May/June '81, p. 11; See also Flowers
Profiles: The long view from Little Lakes Feb '97; Lessons from our leader, Feb '93 p. 24-30; Setting a course for conservation, Oct '92, p. 27-29; Journey just off Wisconsin's thumb, August '92, p. 4-8; Remembering and honoring 'Mac' July/Aug '88, p. 2; John Muir's Wisconsin days, May/June '88, p. 4; But it's already done, Jan/Feb '88, p. 4; Aldo Leopold: the ecological conscience, Sept/Oct '87, p. 4; Arthur Anderson, wildlife artist, Sept/Oct '87, p. 11; A final salute, July/Aug '87, p. 2; Reflections from the founding father, July/Aug '87, p. 23; Wisconsin Native American artist Harry Whitehorse, May/June '87, p. 50; Aldo Leopold: a Leopold gallery, Mar/Apr '87, p. 4; Aldo Leopold, Jan/Feb '87, p. 4; Who reads the magazine? Jan/Feb '87, p. 31; Door County, USA: the place everybody loves, May/June '86, special issue (includes profiles of Door County residents); Walter Scott – lover of trees, Mar/Apr '86, Champion trees supplement, p. 2; The Art of Virgil Beck, Jan/Feb '86, p. 21; Ruth Louise Hine: team player extraordinary, Nov/Dec '85, p. 4; Thirty-six years, Nov/Dec '85, p. 6; Getting to know you, Sept/Oct'85, Transportation and the environment supplement, p. 5; Special Northwoods edition, July/Aug '83; The region, July/Aug '83, Northwoods issue, p. 4; Timber, tourism and retirees, July/Aug '83, Northwoods issue, p. 6; Time is our ally, July/Aug '83, Northwoods issue, p. 21; Thoreau in Wisconsin, Jan/Feb '83, p. 15; LaSalle at Milwaukee, July/Aug '81, p. 14; Walter E. Scott, Mar/Apr '81, p. 15; Tony Earl resigns, Jan/Feb '81, p. 18; Carroll D. 'Buzz' Besadny appointed, Jan/Feb '81, p. 19; Harley W. MacKenzie dies, Jan/Feb '80, p. 26; Owen Gromme: duck stamp artist–a life that's been a dream, Sept/Oct '78, p. 5; A billion trees: the; Mel Kirshner's art: the fourth season, May/June '78, p. 4; Looking into water with Tom Rost – Wisconsin's first trout stamp artist, Nov/Dec '77, p. 30; See also Education, State Parks, Recreation, Wildlife Management
Project WILD: Tally doe, Dec '89, p. 33; Project WILD, Jan/Feb '88, p. 2; Project WILD in demand, Sept/Oct '86, Hunter's Almanac, p. 22; Wisconsin classrooms go WILD, Nov/Dec '85, p. 7; Wisconsin goes WILD, Mar/Apr '78, p. 12; See also Education
Public Lands: Good value, just compensation Feb '99
Public Trust Doctrine: On common waters June '98
Purple Loosestrife: An invasion beaten by 'eatin Aug '98; The purple peril, July/Aug '85, p. II; Purple loosestrife: beautiful exotic, or unwanted weed, Sept/Oct '78, p. 26