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2014 Winter
Winter 2014 Quarterly Cover - Photo by Michio Hoshino/Minden Pictures
Feature Stories: 
America’s Gray Wolves May Lose Federal Protections
Illicit Ivory Crushed in Colorado
Working to Make Slaughter More Humane for Poultry
Canine Companions Help Battle-Scarred Soldiers Overpower PTSD
Double Dose of Cruelty: Dolphins Killed to Serve as Shark Bait
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2013 Fall
Fall 2013 Quarterly Cover - Photo by Mike Suarez
Feature Stories: 
The Secret World of Red Wolves: The Fight to Save North America’s Other Wolf
USFWS Makes Move to Stem Rhino Poaching
Dr. Rose Tackles Thorny Issues of Marine Mammal Captivity
At Prodigal Farm, School Is Cool for Kids (and Four-Footed Adults)
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2013 Summer
Summer 2013 Quarterly Cover - Photo by Wild Wonders of Europe, Zankl/Minden
Feature Stories: 
NAS Says Science (and Scrutiny) Scarce in BLM’s Wild Equine Management
AWI Investigates Illegal Dog Meat Trade in Philippines and Thailand
Working Through the IWC to Help Whales Steer Clear of Fishing Gear
Huge Demand Herding Seahorses into Extinction
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2013 Spring
Spring 2013 Quarterly - Photo by Cecilia van Prooijen
Feature Stories: 
AWI Unveils Nationwide Database of Safe Havens for Pets Program
CITES CoP16: Successes and Failures
New Certifications Recognize Farmers and Ranchers Who Make Peace with Predators and Other Wildlife
Scribbles, a Horse that Beat All Odds
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2013 Winter
Winter 2013 Quarterly - Cover Photo by Elliott Neep/Minden Pictures
Feature Stories: 
Marginal or Radical—What’s the Best Way to End Farm Animal Cruelty?
Conservation and Commerce: Important Decisions on Trade in Endangered Species Await International Community at 16th CITES Conference
Sea Change Afloat for Chimpanzees in Laboratories
Elephant Slaughter Escalates as Illegal Ivory Market Thrives
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2012 Fall
About the Cover - AWI Quarterly Fall 2012 - Photo by Matthias Breiter
Feature Stories: 
IWC64: AWI Cries Foul over Abuse of Subsistence Hunt Quotas
Wild Burros; Tough Survivors Face Harsh Landscape and Hostile Management
Failing the American Lion
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2012 Summer
Summer 2012 Quarterly Cover
Feature Stories: 
Wildlife Services Continues Killing Spree
Wildlife Shooting Galleries Wildly Inconsistent with Endangered Species Act
A Phenomenon Named Viktor Reinhardt: AWI Salutes a Visionary Advocate for Better Treatment of Animals in Research
AWI Food Label Guide
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2012 Spring
AWI Spring 2012 Quarterly Cover - Photo by Eric Sambol
Feature Stories: 
Tar Sands Pipelines and Oil Tankers Threaten North American Wildlife
Texas Science Teacher Employs Humane Education to Energize Students
Closing Markets to Whalers
Animal Abuse Abundant in Spite of AAALAC Accreditation
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2012 Winter
A wild horse grazes near Glacier National Park in Montana - Photo by Todd Klassy
Feature Stories: 
Record Fine Assessed Against Ringling Bros.
Schweitzer Medals Awarded to Prosecutors Who Display Their Mettle in Defense of Animals
Friend or Food? South Korea's Cruel Dog Meat Trade
Not So "Inspired by Iceland"
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2011 Fall
Feature Stories: 
Project Nim Highlights Heartbreaks of Chimpanzees in Captivity
IWC 63: The Good, the Bad, the Even Worse
Skins of Suffering: Fashion Trend Falls Hard on Reptiles
Immunocontraception: Ounce of Prevention Proves Better Cure
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2011 Summer
Feature Stories: 
Live Sharks Prove Lucrative as More Countries Move to Protect Them
No Class: Teacher Reassigned After Ridiculing Student’s Anti-Dissection Stance
Laboratory Staff Charged with Felony Animal Cruelty
Born to Be Wild
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2011 Spring
Feature Stories: 
Meatless Monday Campaign Catches On
Safe Havens Help People and Pets Escape Abuse
The Downside of Cuteness
If Unfit to Travel, Farm Animals Should Avoid the Voyage
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