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Autumn 2008
Issue Number 58
In this Issue
- 02 From the Center
- 04 Calendar: September 2008 October 2008 November 2008
- 05 The Long View
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09
Another View: Draft Animals Can Play a Vital Role in Forestry
Carl B. Russell - 10 Letters to the Editors
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16
Knots and Bolts:
Bird’s-eye View
Department of Corrections
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25
Woods Whys: 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
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33
Tracking Tips: Weasels Down Under
Susan C. Morse - 34 Hunting Camp
- 40 Photo Essay: Harvesting in a Time of Plenty
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45
Species in the Spotlight: Chokecherry, Prunus virginiana
Virginia Barlow - 46 A Damaging Tradition: Diameter-Limit Cutting Diminishes a Woodlot
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50
Field Work: At Work Turning Aspen into Lampshades with Peter Bloch
Catherine Tudish - 52 Circling Scavengers: Turkey Vultures Soar to New Sites
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56
Discoveries:
Tree Leaves Regulate Their Own Temperature
Picky Bees Suffer Most
A Song is Worth Five Stars
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61
Under the Microscope: Apple Scab, Venturia inaequalis
Virginia Barlow - 68 Wood Lit
- 71 Mill Prices
- 73 Tricks of the Trade
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75
Upcountry: November Epiphany
Robert Kimber - 79 Outdoor Palette
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80
A Place in Mind
Ernest Hebert
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