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Issue 83: Winter 2014 $6.00

The Spruce Budworm Returns, A Primer on Plant Signatures, Weaving History (and Ash), French Forestry, Salvaging Sunken Wood, Neat Things About Needles, and much more

Issue 82: Autumn 2014 $6.00

Photo Essay: The Brook Trout, Theology of a Quaker Logger, Big Trees of New Hampshire, Adirondack Canoe Classic, Timber Theft, Autumn’s Mast, Timber Rattlesnakes, and much more

Issue 81: Summer 2014 $6.00

By the Numbers: 20 Years of Change When the Trees Took Over The Best of “What in the Woods is That?” Exotic Larch, The Nulhegan We Knew, The Story of Stumpage Prices, Predators…

Issue 80: Spring 2014 $6.00

The Maple Industry Reaches Its Boiling Point, Harvard’s Old Growth Laboratory, Wood on the Move, Mystical Creatures, Building a Better Peavey, Waiting for Ice Out, and much more

Issue 79: Winter 2013 $6.00

Stone Chambers: Myths and Mysteries; What Makes a Good Clearcut?; Building a Log Cabin by Hand; A Cordwood Calculator; Sumac-ade; A Dinner Party with Author Howard Norman, and much more

Issue 78: Autumn 2013 $6.00

One for the Ages: Hurricane of 1938 Life in Your Logs Paying for State Wildlife Conservation Getting to the Bottom of the Scrape and much more

Issue 77: Summer 2013 $6.00

Saving the New England Cottontail Maine's Pre-settlement Forest Alpine Wildflowers: Life at the Top Growing Trees from Seed Forest Forensics, Cooking with Cattails, The Ways of the…

Issue 76: Spring 2013 $6.00

Where the Wild Things Go: How Young Animals Disperse The Ballad of Amos Congdon A Gym Floor from Local Trees Old Logging Films, Squirrel Sap Taps, Chainsaw Sharpening, and much more

Issue 75: Winter 2012 $6.00

Cree Tradition & Transition in Northern Canada Christmas on the Tree Farm The Man Who Freed a Giant Beech Party on Your Woodlot A Harlequin (Duck) Romance, an essay by Vermont Poet…

Issue 74: Autumn 2012 $6.00

Warming Up with Wood Pellets A History of Fire Towers in the Northeast Lessons from Last Year's Foliage Trapping in the 21st Century Warblers and Ice Cream, Foraging for Wild Nuts,…

Issue 73: Summer 2012 $6.00

It’s All Latin to You: The Edifying World of Scientific Names The Remarkable Life of the Woodland Ant A Paper Mill Remembered from the Inside Out No Dry Matter: The Facts of Wood…

Issue 72: Spring 2012 $6.00

The Lowdown on Glyphosate, Ghost Moose and Winter Ticks, Clouds Up Close, Crop Tree Release, Bird Fallouts, Naval Timbers, A Corpse’s Foot, and much more

Issue 69: Summer 2011 $6.00

House Hunting with Honeybees Mike Greason and the Gospel of Silviculture Trends in Maine’s Log Prices Hemlock Tanneries in Old New York Headwater Fishing, an Ode to Warblers, Battling…

Issue 68: Spring 2011 $6.00

The Hope Issue Bobcats on the Comeback Rebuilding a Trout Stream A Place for Wolf Trees Student Scientists, Slippery Elm, Success with Shiitakes, and much more

Issue 66: Autumn 2010 $6.00

Biomass Debate Heats Up Native Invasives on Your Woodlot Habitat for Woodcock Making a Windsor Chair Why Paper Birch is White Poisonous Mushrooms, and much more

Issue 65: Summer 2010 $6.00

Old-Fashioned Bee Lining Tending a Woodland Garden Income Sources from Your Forestland Which Caterpillar Becomes Which Butterfly? Climbing Bears, Chainsaw Gas Controversy, a $1,600 Maple…

Issue 64: Spring 2010 $6.00

Bats on the Brink Spring Flower Show in the Woods Should you Manage your Maple for Timber or Sugar? Why Trees Grow Where They Do On the Job with a Biomass Buyer, Forgotten Stump Fences,…

Issue 63: Winter 2009 $6.00

Which Bird Made That Nest? A Bygone Industry: Chemicals from Wood How to Make a Holiday Wreath Dissecting an Ice-damaged Tree Snow Fleas, Deer Yards, Scotch Pine, and much more

Issue 62: Autumn 2009 $6.00

Colorful Dyes from the Forest Silviculture in Vermont’s National Park Bucks and Bulls in Velvet The Beaver’s Felling Techniques Invasive Insects, Plants with a Message, Growing…

Issue 61: Summer 2009 $6.00

Wild Bees in Your Woodlot Canoeing from the Adirondacks to Maine A Guide to Plants You Shouldn’t Touch Natural Disturbances and Forestry