Text Only Version	When predators become prey: Scientists track island foxes A team of biologists has documented the extent to which feral pigs have disrupted the ecosystem of the Channel Islands, threatening the native island fox with extinction. Josh Donlan, science director for the nonprofit Island Conservation and Ecology Group based at UCSC, has coauthored a paper on the biologists' findings. The cat-sized island fox, once the dominant predator in the ecosystem, is now preyed upon by golden eagles. More	January 7-13, 2002 Vol. 6, No. 19 UCSC partner school receives national award White sharks migrate thousands of miles, study finds Professor honored by Modern Language Association Oral history published of HerBooks founder Wednesday recital series begins January 9 UC joins suit against Enron executives More Campus News: Mission Street paving this week... Recreation registration begins this week... Learn about fruit trees on January 12... UCSC COSMOS lecture series to air on UCTV... Help identify a student Regent... Hearing for Engineering Building draft EIR scheduled... and more.