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Home » NW Issues » Issue 46

In this Issue

• 2 From the Center
• 4 Calendar:  September  October  November
• 5 Editorial
• 9 Another View: Forests for Whom and For What?
  Karen Bennett
• 10 Letters to the Editors
• 13 Tracking Tips: Bear with Us
  Susan C. Morse
• 14 Knots and Bolts:  Chronic Wasting Disease Reaches New York
   Plum Creek’s Big Plan
  
• 19 Woods Whys: Why does pin cherry appear when an opening in the forest is made, even if it wasn’t there before?
  Michael Snyder
• 21 Under the Microscope: Velvet Top Fungus, Phaeolus schweinitzii
  Virginia Barlow
• 22 The Mystery of Pease’s Mountain
  Bob Popp
• 26 To Catch a (Timber) Thief
  Cindy Hill
• 34 Field Work: At Work Surveying with Byron Kidder
  Catherine Tudish
• 38 The Rut
  Charles H. Willey
• 44 First Spoon
  Ernest Hebert
• 48 Discoveries:  At the Speed of Pollen
   Invasion of the Wasps
   Chickadees Sound a Complex Alarm
  
• 50 Ten Years Later, Common Ground is Easier to Find
  Glenn Rosenholm
• 54 Hunters for the Hungry
  Katie Johnston
• 57 Notes from the Puckerbrush: Photo Opportunity
  Stephen Long
• 61 Species in the Spotlight: Hobblebush, Viburnum lantanoides
  Virginia Barlow
• 62 Wood Lit
• 67 Tricks of the Trade
• 69 Mill Prices
• 75 Outdoor Palette
• 76 A Place in Mind
  Charles Fergus