Articles from American Forests (June 22, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A gift to the future: walnut trees evoke the value of planting, longevity, and good solid wood. (Tree Stories).	Meyer, Jeff	Brief Article	637
A tree of the Wild, Wild West. (Highlighting Historic Trees).	Meyer, Jeff	Brief Article	466
Black Christmas: In Australia, a year-end wildfire destroyed homes, killed wildlife and burned nearly 2 million acres. The effects--and what to do next--are still being decided.	Halperin, David		2493
Bringing community to DC. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	188
Building, old-style. (News from the World of Trees).	Enloe, Charles	Brief Article	121
Cactus champ on the move. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	241
Forest giants of the Pacific Coast. (Reviews).	Reidel, Carl	Book Review	267
Going grassroots. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	133
Green Underwear. (News from the World of Trees).	Smith, Zane	Book Review	365
Greener cities, V.5. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	279
Homage: in the wake of September eleventh, American Forests decided to do what we do best; plant trees. (American Forest Annual Report 2001).			1110
Honoring: Dave and Sue Sidell of Sidell Forest Products, Cheboygan, Michigan. (Transitions).		Brief Article	57
Knowledge grows on trees. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	273
Letters.			1046
Militant raccoons. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	136
Mourning a champ: Maryland's Wye Oak. (News from the World of Trees).	Enloe, Charles	Brief Article	291
Mourning: former Forest Service chief John R. McGuire, 85, who died April 6 of brain cancer and emphysema. (Transitions).		Obituary	136
Moving up: Karen Fedor promoted to vice president of Global ReLeaf at AMERICAN FORESTS. (Transitions).		Brief Article	24
Oak disease poses new threats. (News from the World of Trees).	Woodsen, Mary M.	Brief Article	295
Outstanding in our field. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	101
Picturing Yosemite: this unique course offers an artful way to show forestry students just how influential their decisions can be.	Kloss, M.		1303
Poplars in the news. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	194
Presenting: Rand Wentworth as president of the Land Trust Alliance in Washington, DC. (Transitions).		Brief Article	135
Remembering a 1921 memorial the grove. (News from the World of Trees).	Enloe, Charles	Brief Article	425
Special trees: it's not the size or species, but the attributes and emotions we give them that make our arboreal neighbors so valued. (Editorial).		Brief Article	595
Speed logging. (News from the World of Trees).	Woodsen, Mary M.	Brief Article	165
Stalwart species: tenacious and rugged, the fire-dependent whitebark pine endures where most other trees fail.	Lantz, Gary		1672
Supporting roles for leafy celebs. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	345
Taking a measure of community: when these North Carolina towns assess their tree cover, the instruments are high tech, the research is far-reaching, and the practioners are in their teens. (Communities).	Harte, Alexis		1475
The Fate of Forests in a Full World. (Reviews).	Reidel, Carl	Book Review	178
The prized Black Walnut. (In Profile).	Ball, Jeff	Brief Article	1718
The sweet sound of Liberty.	Robbins, Michelle		1790
Thoreau's Country; Journey through a Transformed Landscape. (Reviews).	Reidel, Carl	Book Review	373
Tree for every child. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	171
Trees phone in. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	87
Washington Outlook.	Gray, Gerry	Brief Article	917
Wildfire on tour. (News from the World of Trees).		Brief Article	309
Yanks make a pitch for Memorial Trees. (News from the World of Trees).	Brittin, Rachel	Brief Article	464