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Spring 2008
Issue Number 56
In this Issue
- 02 From the Center
- 04 Calendar: March 2008 April 2008 May 2008
- 05 The Long View
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9
Another View: The Myth of Free Wood
Eric Kingsley - 10 Letters to the Editors
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16
Knots and Bolts:
Thrushes from Top to Bottom
An Icy Life on the St. John River
Planning for an Invasion
Fingerprinting the Fisher
- 19 Stewardship Stories
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25
Woods Whys: What Is the Difference Between Red Knots and Black Knots?
Michael Snyder - 26 Tale of the Tick: How Lyme Disease is Expanding Northward
- 32 An Outdoor Life
- 36 Clearing the Air: Outdoor Wood Boilers Face Regulation
- 43 North Country Numbers: A New Look at the Forest-Based Economy
- 46 The Thunderstorm Mill: Making Lumber the Old-Fashioned Way
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50
Field Work: At Work Managing Furbearers with Biologist Kim Royer
Carolyn Haley -
53
Species in the Spotlight: Jack Pine, Pinus banksiana
Viriginia Barlow -
55
Tracking Tips: Bear Dens
Susan C. Morse -
56
Discoveries:
Proof Is in the Bark
Tums for Trees
New Suspect in Frog Deaths
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61
Under the Microscope: Birch polypore, Piptoporus betulinus
Virginia Barlow - 68 Wood Lit
- 71 Mill Prices
- 73 Tricks of the Trade
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75
Upcountry: Rites of Spring
Robert Kimber - 79 Outdoor Palette
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80
A Place in Mind
Ray Chapin
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