Articles from American Forests (June 22, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A billion trees in record time.	Morgan, Nick	Brief article	308
A conversation on conservation: how a successful franchise owner found his second calling in helping protect wildlife and their habitat.	Morgan, Nick	Interview	1005
Annual report: American Forests 2006.			982
Ash borer threat outlined.		Brief article	226
Be cool.			447
Better forests after rocket attacks.			363
Correction.		Correction notice	16
Developers: careful!	Otterness, Dale	Letter to the editor	82
Dogwood questions.		Brief article	188
Dwight Hair, a 40-year U.S. Forest Service Washington Office employee and a former AMERICAN FORESTS volunteer, who passed away in May in La Mesa, California.		Obituary	72
Fighting global warming: current conditions require that we step up our efforts to become carbon-neutral. Tree planting is one way to help do that.	Gangloff, Deborah	Editorial	673
Green housing for UK?		Brief article	220
In search of big trees.	McCauley, Marissa	Brief article	180
Kids for Earth Day.		Brief article	247
Kids plant trees.	Hindin	Letter to the editor	71
Olive tree decline.		Brief article	119
On Colorado's Pike and San Isabel national forests, U.S. Forest Service forester Bob Post shows journalists regrowth after the 2002 Hayman Burn.		Brief article	38
One for the Muggles.		Brief article	226
Poll shows need for climate change action.			190
Post-Katrina study assesses gulf coast risks.			553
Preserve trees.	Reed, Mary Eileen	Letter to the editor	194
Professional forester Arthur V. Smyth, a retired executive with Weyerhaeuser and associate of the Columbia Consulting Group, who passed away in May in Littleton, New Hampshire.			72
Pruning.		Brief article	207
Remembering the elms.	Hutchinson, Joe P.	Letter to the editor	83
Songs of summer: Linkin Park and Music for Relief team with American Forests to plant trees and educate concertgoers about global warming.	McCauley, Marissa		1281
Steve Rubenstein, president of Rubenstein Properties of Little Falls, New Jersey, to AMERICAN FORESTS' Board of Directors.		Brief article	84
Taking back the High Line: a bold plan and big-name backing are turning an abandoned NYC track into a sought-after green space.	Mirsky, Steve		1666
The Highlands: ecosystem in peril.	Gallis, Michael; Moll, Gary; Millar, Heather		3440
Tree farming in paradise: an old industry has a new look in Hawaii, featuring exotics like rainbow eucalyptus.	Haapoja, Margaret A.		2735
Turning the Bluegrass green: these days Daniel Boone might not recognize the forested Kentucky he loved, but it's a safe bet that he'd appreciate the dedication of these locals determined to restore it.	Buranen, Margaret		1433
Washington outlook.	Gray, Gerry		889
Working forests: right on.	Sabherwal, Renu	Letter to the editor	83