Articles from American Forests (September 22, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"The living dead".		Brief Article	38
A century of public forestry training.	Little, Jane Braxton		372
A new species.			54
A prince plants trees: Prince Albert announced that proceeds from his 2002 Monte Carlo Invitational--Pro Celebrity golf tournament would go to honor the 9-11 victims.			417
Better in the city?			287
Building a better tree: When the goal is creating tougher trees for urban areas it means focusing on more than just parentage.	Moll, Gary	Column	1682
Bye-bye melaleuca?	Thomas, Frank	Brief Article	286
Champion status.	Zahner, Bob	Letter to the Editor	103
Changing landscape.		Brief Article	80
Deforesting the Earth; From Prehistory to Global Crisis by Michael Williams.	Reidel, Carl	Book Review	310
Elm-entary evolution.			326
Eye on the buckeye.			166
Lewis and Clark.		Letter to the Editor	185
Live oak: the ultimate southerner.	Ball, Jeff	Column	2388
Mapping the big trees: a bulldozed beauty prompts a program aimed at protecting water quality by preserving arboreal treasures.	Lantz, Gary		1675
Mayors want trees.			447
Melding hope and high tech: this New Jersey nonprofit has built a reputation for turning high-risk youth into highly skilled employees.	Harte, Alexis		572
Pecan trees.			55
Place of refreshing waters: Heed the cry, "Remember the Alamo!" But if you're in San Antonio, don't forget these gems too.	Harte, Alexis		2157
Public Policy Institute of California.			58
Putting trees on the payroll: here's a greener way to clean up air and water while putting your city's books in the black.	Moll, Gary	Editorial	587
Remembering 9-11.			349
San Antonio: restoring the urban oasis; this southwestern jewel, called the Venice of the U.S., shimmers with natural beauty, culture, and economic opportunities. But development and tree loss usually go hand in hand. Here's how one city is gathering the tools to change that scenario.	Harte, Alexis		2300
Saving the spirit trees: by cataloging the Virgin Islands' "remarkable" trees, a university professor hopes to save its wealth of stories about ancestral shrines and jumbie trees--and create a link between environmentalism and the islands' cultural history.	Nickens, T. Edward		1874
The mystery continues.	Sternberg, Guy	Letter to the Editor	184
The Sunflower Forest: Ecological Restoration and the New Communion with Nature by William R. Jordan III.	Reidel, Carl	Brief Article	300
Times are tough in Utah.			126
Too wet.			153
Tree doctor.	Burnett, Howard		974
Tree of life.	Sasson, Gahl	Brief Article	278
Urbanization's effects.			200
Washington outlook.	Gray, Gerry		652
Wild Logging; A Guide to Environmentally and Economically Sustainable Forestry by Bryan Foster.	Reidel, Carl		213