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Summer 2008
Issue Number 57
In this Issue
- 02 From the Center
- 04 Calendar: June 2008 July 2008 August 2008
- 05 The Long View
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09
Another View: The “New” Tree Farm Program
Paul Harwood - 10 Letters to the Editors
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16
Knots and Bolts:
The Call of the Bittern
A Forest for Every Town
Paving, Floods, and Forests
Plant-Eating Apparitions
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25
Woods Whys: Does an Acre of Hilly Land Contain More Land Than an Acre of Flat Land?
Michael Snyder - 26 Rust in Peace
- 32 Marking Timber
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35
Species in the Spotlight: Black Birch: Betula lenta
Virginia Barlow - 36 The Porcupine’s Palate
- 40 Woodland Grasses
- 46 The Rural Immigration Law
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50
Field Work: At Work Improving Woodlots with Paul Cate
Tovar Cerulli - 52 The Root of the Problem
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55
Tracking Tips: Beavers at Work
Susan C. Morse -
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Discoveries:
Invasive Bullies
Amphibians Move Out
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61
Under the Microscope: Whitespotted Sawyer
Virginia Barlow - 68 Wood Lit
- 71 Mill Prices
- 73 Tricks of the Trade
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75
Upcountry: Remote Ponds, Wild Trout
Robert Kimber - 79 Outdoor Palette
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80
A Place in Mind
Sally Fairbairn
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