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Spring 2006
Issue Number 48
In this Issue
- 02 From the Center
- 04 Calendar: March 2006 April 2006 May 2006
- 05 The Long View
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09
Another View: Woodworking in General Education
Doug Stowe - 10 Letters to the Editors
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14
Knots and Bolts:
The Current State of Current Use
The Greatest Good
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19
Woods Whys: Are All the Leaves On a Tree Pretty Much the Same?
Michael Snyder - 22 A Forest Full of Energy: Wood Grows as a Major Fuel in the Northeast
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27
Tracking Tips: When the Moose Come Down
Susan C. Morse - 28 Red Oak, Black Cherry and Great Blue Herons
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34
Field Work: At Work Restoring Wetlands with Biologist Dave Odell
Eben McLane - 38 Wood Chips Keep School Warm
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43
Species in the Spotlight: Pussy Willow, Salix discolor
Virginia Barlow - 44 Sawing Popple, Picking Apples
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50
Discoveries:
Life of Bees
Insects and Birds Suffer at Mouths of Deer
Old Trees Too Large for Their Own Good
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53
Under the Microscope: European Fruit Lecanium, Parthenolecanium corni
Virginia Barlow - 54 Putting Wood in Your Gas Tank: Wood Fiber Could Be Important Source of Ethanol
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59
Notes from the Puckerbrush: Portrait of a Predator
Stephen Long - 61 Mill Prices
- 62 Wood Lit
- 67 Tricks of the Trade
- 75 Outdoor Palette
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76
A Place in Mind
Andy Kekacs
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