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Home » NW Issues » Issue 43

In this Issue

• 2 From the Center
• 4 Calendar:  December  January  February
• 5 Editorial
• 9 Another View: No! To Congressionally Designated Wilderness
  Putnam Blodgett
• 11 Letters to the Editors
• 14 Woods Whys: Are Ski Glades Bad for the Woods?
  Michael Snyder
• 16 Knots and Bolts:  Center Receives First Gift of Land
   More Harm than Good
  
• 21 Notes from the Puckerbrush: Talking Bucks
  Stephen Long
• 23 Tracking Tips: Snowshoe Hare
  Susan C. Morse
• 24 Wings from Wood
  Leighton Wass
• 30 The Farm on Huntington Hill
  Stephen Long
• 34 Field Work: At Work with Environmental Educator Judy Silverberg
  Peg Lopata
• 37 Species in the Spotlight: Eastern Redcedar, Juniperus virginiana
  Virginia Barlow
• 38 Planting the Next Generation of Waterproof Lumber
  Eben McLane
• 42 Discoveries:  Cowbirds like Company
   Buggy Water is Cleaner
  
• 44 Tug Hill, Land of Water
  Elinor Osborn
• 50 Wood Lit
• 53 Mill Prices
• 54 The Uncommon Crow
  Warner Shedd
• 61 Tricks of the Trade
• 63 Under the Microscope: Gypsy Moth, Lymantria dispar
  Virginia Barlow
• 72 Thank You to Contributors
  
• 75 Outdoor Palette
• 76 A Place in Mind
  Jere Daniell