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Summer 2005
Issue Number 45
In this Issue
- 02 From the Center
- 04 Calendar: June 2005 July 2005 August 2005
- 05 Editor's Note
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09
Another View: The Ethics of Forest Management
Lloyd C. Irland - 10 Letters to the Editors
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13
Tracking Tips: Not all Foxes are Red
Susan C. Morse -
14
Knots and Bolts:
Maine Leads the Way in Certified Acreage
It’s New Hampshire’s Turn to Deal with Liquidators
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19
Woods Whys: What Can You Do with Dense Thickets of Hardwood Saplings?
Michael Snyder - 22 Loons’ Ancient Voice Echoes Still
- 30 New Eyes on the Forest
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34
Field Work: At Work Modeling Forests with Charles Canham
Eben McLane - 38 Growing Value in Your Woods
- 42 Peering Behind the Veneer
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50
Discoveries:
Deer Love Ginseng to Death
Abundant Food Key to Warbler Breeding Success
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53
Under the Microscope: Birch Leafminer, Fenusa pusilla
Virginia Barlow - 54 Goldthread: From the Forest Floor to the Medicine Cabinet
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57
Notes from the Puckerbrush: The Hex Hatch
Stephen Long -
61
Species in the Spotlight: Mountain Maple, Acer spicatum
Virginia Barlow - 62 Wood Lit
- 67 Tricks of the Trade
- 69 Mill Prices
- 75 Outdoor Palette
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76
A Place in Mind
Liza Ketchum
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