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Autumn 2006
Issue Number 50
In this Issue
- 2 From the Center
- 4 Calendar: September 2006 October 2006 November 2006
- 5 The Long View
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9
Another View: Green Building Materials Designation Needs Rethinking
Jim Bowyer - 10 Letters to the Editors
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14
Knots and Bolts:
Maul vs. Axe
Tick or Treat
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19
Woods Whys: What is a Climax Forest?
Michael Snyder -
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Tracking Tips: Bear Bites and Birches
Susan C. Morse - 22 Living with Beavers
- 28 Lumber, Chips, and Sawdust: For Sawmills, There’s No Such Thing as Waste
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33
Species in the Spotlight: Common juniper, Juniperus communis
Virginia Barlow - 34 Good Year, Bad Year: Ruffed Grouse Populations Ride a Roller Coaster
- 40 The Last Log Drive
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45
Under the Microscope: Maple Trumpet Skeletonizer, Epinotia aceriella
Virginia Barlow - 46 Timing is Everything: How Long Should a Tree Keep Its Leaves?
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50
Discoveries:
Orange Is In
Chasing the Carbon
Extra Calcium Boosts Maple Health
- 53 Mill Prices
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54
Field Work: At Work with Forest Ecologist Rob Bryan
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57
Upcountry: The Ripeness of Dead Wood
Bob Kimber - 59 Tricks of the Trade
- 62 Wood Lit
- 75 Outdoor Palette
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76
A Place in Mind
Jill Hindle Kiedaisch
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