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Volume 62 (Sept 2021 - Aug 2022) (12 issues per year)	Number 7 (Mar 2022) Number 8 (Apr 2022) Number 9 (May 2022) Number 10 (June/July 2022)	Number 6 (Feb 2022) Number 5 (Jan 2022) Number 4 (Dec 2021) Number 3 (Nov 2021) Number 2 (Oct 2021) Number 1 (Sep 2021)
Volume 61 (Sept 2020 - Aug 2021) (12 issues per year)	Number 12 (Aug 2021) Number 11 (Jul 2021) Number 10 (Jun 2021) Number 9 (May 2021) Number 8 (Apr 2021) Number 7 (Mar 2021)	Number 6 (Feb 2021) Number 5 (Jan 2021) Number 4 (Dec 2020) Number 3 (Nov 2020) Number 2 (Oct 2020) Number 1 (Sep 2020)
Volume 60 (Sept 2019 - Aug 2020) (11 issues per year)	Number 11 (Aug 2020) Number 10 (Jul 2020) Number 9 (Jun 2020) Number 8 (Apr 2020) Number 7 (Mar 2020) Number 6 (Feb 2020)	Number 5 (Jan 2020) Number 4 (Dec 2019) Number 3 (Nov 2019) Number 2 (Oct 2019) Number 1 (Sep 2019)
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Volume 58 (Sept 2017 - Aug 2018) (now 12 issues per year)	Number 12 (Aug 2018) Number 11 (July 2018) Number 10 (June 2018) Number 9 (May 2018) Number 8 (Apr 2018) Number 7 (Mar 2018)	Number 6 (Feb 2018) Number 5 (Jan 2018) Number 4 (Dec 2017) Number 3 (Nov 2017) Number 2 (Oct 2017) Number 1 (Sep 2017)
Volume 57 (Oct 2016 - July-Aug 2017)	Number 9 (JulAug 2017) Number 8 (MayJun 2017) Number 7 (Apr 2017) Number 6 (Mar 2017)	Number 5 (Feb 2017) Number 4 (Jan 2017) Number 3 (Dec 2016) Number 2 (Nov 2016) Number 1 (Oct 2016)
Volume 56 (Oct 2015-Sep 2016)	Number 10 (Sep 2016) Number 9 (JulAug 2016) Number 8 (MayJun 2016)	Number 7 (Apr 2016) Number 6 (Mar 2016) Number 5 (Feb 2016) Number 4 (Jan 2016) Number 3 (Dec 2015) Number 2 (Nov 2015) Number 1 (Oct 2015)
Volume 55 (Oct 2014-Sep 2015)	Number 10 (Sep 2015) Number 9 (Jul/Aug 2015) Number 8 (May/Jun 2015) Number 7 (April 2015) Number 6 (March 2015)	Number 5 (Feb 2015) Number 4 (Jan 2015) Number 3 (Dec 2014) Number 2 (Nov 2014) Number 1 (Oct 2014)
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Volume 44 (Oct 2003-Sep-2004)	Number 12 (September 2004) Number 11 (August 2004 Number 10 (July 2004) Number 9 (June 2004) Number 8 (May 2004) Number 7 (April 2004)	Number 6 (March 2004) Number 5 (February 2004) February 2004 supplement Number 4 (January 2004) Number 3 (December 2003) December 2003 Extra Edition Number 2 (November 2003) Number 1 (October 2003)
Volume 43 (Oct 2002-Sep-2003)	Number 12 (September 2003) Number 11 (August 2003) Number 10 (July 2003) Number 9 (June 2003) Number 7 (April 2003)

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Everglade Kite Archives

This searchable, sortable, table includes all scanned copies of the Everglade Kite in our archive. It lists every issue we currently have scanned into our archive; the scanning project is ongoing, so if an issue isn’t there, it may be up shortly. We are missing all issues before March, 1978, and many issues between 1983 and 2000. If you happen to have any that are missing, please feel free to Contact Us.

Archives of the Everglade Kite, beginning with Volume 18, Number 6 (March 1978).

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Volume/Issue	Business (meetings, speakers, etc.)	Field Trips	Conservation Issues
Vol 18, Number 6 (March 1978)	Earliest issue in our archives. Two films: Exxon-produced "Big Cypress: Partnership with Nature" and Robert Redford-narrated "The Predators"; photo of Leah Schad at the ASE booth at the South Florida Fair.	Highlights include reports of an ASE trip to the Refuge led by Paul Sykes, and a trip to Air Force Beach on Singer Island, led by Ann Ayers, Gloria Hunter, and Marge Eaton	Urge Army Corps of Engineers to refuse permits in Sebastian Inlet area. Protest proposed development of Fox property (W edge of WPB water catchment area)
Vol 18, Number 7 (April 1978)	C. Richard Tillis speaks at the ASE annual meeting; Year-end committee reports. Speakers for the past year included Nat Reed, Buck Christian, Louis Gainey, Jerry Cutlip, Al Worden, Donald Wisdom, Julia Morton, Chris Belden, C. Richard Tillis.	Field trip to the Refuge; Spring BIrd Count and Picnic. Nature Trail Guided Tours had good turnout. 944 members on the roster.	Urges ban of power boats above the public docks on the Loxahatchee River in JD State Park; public hearing on Sebastian Inlet State Park
Vol 18, Number 8 (May 1978)	Alaska-Now or Never; More year-end committee reports; President's report; ASE sponsors poster contest for Sun Day	Field trips to John Prince Park and the Refuge; description of Audubon trip to Costa Rica,	Development of Fox property still a problem, dating back to 1974. History of the property, threats to nesting Red-cockaded Woodpeckers. Florida Audubon, South Florida Planning Council, Treasure Coast Planning Council.
Vol 18, Number 9 (June 1978)	Two films: "The Everglades" (CBC) and "Birds on a Seashore" (no narration, just natural sounds). Spring migration count has a record 122 species. Sun Day poster contest winners announced.	"Almost all counters felt there were fewer birds, but the lack was in the number of each species, certainly not in the variety of species seen." Firsts: reddish egret, Swainson's thrush.	Intiative under discussion to form a state board of representatives from all environmentally concerned groups for the purpose of promoting more cooperation on conservation and similar issues.
Vol 18, Number 10 (July 1978)	No general meeting in July; Bylaws revision committee to be chaired by Mike Burkhardt.	Duda trips authorized again this year; Hank McCall writes about bird migration on the Mediterranean island of Capri.	Powerboats in JD State Park resolved, for now, with a wake control zone. State offers to buy Peanut Island from the Port of Palm Beach to become a county recreation area.
Vol 18, Number 11 (August 1978)	Film: "Journey into Summer"; Board of Directors roster updated	Hank McCall writes about Birding on Deep Water Cay, Bahamas;	FL Solar Energy Users Network (FL SUN) formed;
Vol 18, Number 12 (September 1978)	ASE returns to the WPB Garden Club for regular meetings; 1st field trip of the season is a Moon Watch at Juno Park	Trip report from Duda Farms (3 ruffs and a reddish egret; 4 swallow-tailed kites working a swarm of dragonflies)
Vol 19, Number 1 (October 1978)	Presentation on energy conservation by Barbara Benson of FPL.	Schedule of events for Pine Jog announced.	Committee Chair Walter Gworek appeals for more conservation committee members.
No November 1978 issue
Vol 19, Number 3 (December 1978)	Jerry Cutlip, Superintendent of Corkscrew Swamp to speak;	Refuge; Xmas Bird Count. Results of Fall Count: 128 species, two shy of the all-time high. Report from Singer Island trip (November). Ann Ayers to teach a bird ID course at Pine Jog.	Cross-Florida Barge Canal deauthorization battle begins again in January.

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