Autumn 2008
Table of Contents
- 02
- From the Center Stephen Long
- 04
- Calendar
- 05
- The Long View Stephen Long
- 09
- Draft Animals Can Play a Vital Role in Forestry Carl B. Russell
- 10
- Letters to the Editors
- Bird’s-eye View Anne Margolis
- 16
- Knots and Bolts
- Bird’s-eye View Anne Margolis
- Long-Distance Fliers Kent McFarland
- 25
- Why Is the Treeline at a Higher Elevation in the Tetons than in the White Mountains? Michael Snyder
- 26
- Woodland Invasives: Doing Battle with Non-Native Plants Tovar Cerulli
- 33
- Weasels Down Under Susan C. Morse
- 34
- Hunting Camp Dave Mance III
- 40
- Photo Essay: Harvesting in a Time of Plenty Stephen Long
- 45
- Chokecherry, Prunus virginiana Virginia Barlow
- 46
- A Damaging Tradition: Diameter-Limit Cutting Diminishes a Woodlot Irwin Post
- 50
- At Work Turning Aspen into Lampshades with Peter Bloch Catherine Tudish
- 52
- Circling Scavengers: Turkey Vultures Soar to New Sites Alan Pistorius
- 56
- Discoveries
- A Song is Worth Five Stars Anne Margolis
- Picky Bees Suffer Most Anne Margolis
- Tree Leaves Regulate Their Own Temperature Dave Mance III
- Picky Bees Suffer Most Anne Margolis
- Tree Leaves Regulate Their Own Temperature Dave Mance III
- A Song is Worth Five Stars Anne Margolis
- 61
- Apple Scab, Venturia inaequalis Virginia Barlow
- 68
- WoodLit
- 71
- Mill Prices Northern Woodlands
- 73
- Determining a Tree’s Lean Carl Demrow
- 75
- November Epiphany Robert Kimber
- 79
- The Outdoor Palette Adelaide Tyrol
- 80
- A Place in Mind Ernest Hebert
