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Summer 2009
Issue Number 61
In this Issue
- 2 From the Center
- 4 Calendar: June 2009 July 2009 August 2009
- 5 The Long View
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9
Another View: Providing Heat is the Most Efficient Use of Biomass
Charlie Niebling - 11 Letters to the Editors
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16
Knots and Bolts:
Nature’s Other Silk: Spider Webs
Hit the Trail
The Luxury of Old Age
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21
Woods Whys: How Do I Choose Which Trees to Cut?
Michael Snyder -
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Birds in Focus: Nesting Time
Brian Pfeiffer - 24 The Buzz on Pollination
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29
Species in the Spotlight: Butternut, Juglans Cinerea
Virginia Barlow - 30 Wind, Fire, Ice, and Insects: Can Natural Disturbances Be a Management Tool for Foresters?
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36
Field Work: At Work Making Pack Baskets with Bill Mackowski
Tom Seymour - 38 Afloat in the Woods: Blazing the Northern Forest Canoe Trail
- 42 Forestry at the Fair
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45
Tracking Tips: Feet Make Tracks
Susan C. Morse - 46 Avoiding Rash Decisions: A Guide to Plants You Shouldn’t Touch
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51
Under the Microscope: Blue Stain, Also Called Sap Stain
Virginia Barlow -
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Discoveries:
Greater Fires Mean Greater Diversity
Fighting Fire Without Fire
Tempest in a Teapot
- 61 Tricks of the Trade
- 64 Wood Lit
- 67 Mill Prices
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