D  e  s  e  r  t     E  x  p  o  s  u  r  e    July 2005

 

Features

Hunger at Home
New Mexico is among the nation's worst in the percentage of people who
must worry about their next meal.

Living on the Edge
Events bring new excitement to the ancient Gila Cliff Dwellings.

Every Picture Tells a Story
Theatrical photographer Tom Price's goal is to be invisible.

The Scorpion King
Science educator Paul Hyder knows all about the desert's scary stuff.

Giving a Lift
Area pilots lend their wings to the Young Eagles program.

Quest for Fire
Theresa Strottman filmed more than
70
nterviews with participants in
the Manhattan Project.

Columns & Departments
Editor's Note
Letters
Desert Diary
Tumbleweeds:
Teaching Outside the Box

Top 10
Henry Lightcap's Journal
Kitchen Gardener
Ramblin' Outdoors
Celestial Cycles
Borderlines
The Starry Dome
The People's Law
40 Days & 40 Nights
Clubs Guide
Guides to Go
Continental Divide


Special Section

Arts Exposure
Art Shorts
Pictures of Devotion
Fiesta de la Olla
Gallery Guide


Body, Mind & Spirit
When Love is Sacred
Running from Bears


Red or Green?
Desert Exposure's quarterly
dining guide.


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July cover
About the Cover:

Photo illustration by Lisa D. Fryxell of the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument.