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Articles in Spring, 2002 issue of American Forests

• Stepping Back to Look Forward: A History of the Massachusetts Forest. . - Reviews - book review
  by Carl Reidel
• Thank you - News from the World of Trees - bequests to American Forests - Brief Article
• The national register of Big Trees: 2002-2003 - A-Y - Statistical Data Included
• Support grows for Memorial Trees - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Climate change on the fast track? - News from the World of Trees - National Academy of Sciences report on threat of rapid climatic change - Brief Article
• Species by Scientific Name - A-Z - trees
• Volunteer here - News from the World of Trees
• Ask the Tree Doctor - pruning times; pecan wood; wilderness areas; royal paulownia - Brief Article
• Species without champs - A-Y - Brief Article
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Art in the trees - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
  by Chinle Miller
• Sustainable forests - News from the World of Trees - project to assess sustainablility of US forests - Brief Article
  by Carissa Wong
• Herpin' around: Thought it just took a little water to make these critters happy? Biologists say it takes trees to make frogs sing and snakes slither
  by T. Edward Nickens
• Trees: Big deal; Memorials, hunters, controversy, and TV. Just another spring in the lives of arboreal giants - Editorial
• Deciphering Bitterroot - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
  by Gerry Gray
• Affiliate trees - News from the World of Trees
• Land of the little giants: Wild-dillys. Blollys. And champion trees you can wrap your hand around. Welcome to Key Largo, where less is more
  by Whit Bronaugh
• Tree stories: A series. Mix together dedicated people, offbeat ideas, a pleasantly goofy host, and lots of greenery. The result airs on PBS this spring - Perspectives
  by Michelle Robbins
• Crystal Geyser to plant 250,000 trees - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Conference materials available - News from the World of Trees
• Beyond the fire line: To figure out where and when fire helps an ecosystem federal officials need data on lands burned by wildfire. But the information they need has never been collected
  by Jane Braxton Little
• Eddie Bauer leads Memorial Groves effort - News From the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Washington outlook - forestry programs in 2003 federal budget; climate change initiatives; 2002 Farm Bill - Brief Article
  by Gerry Gray
• A majestic responsibility - National Register of Big Trees - Brief Article
• Nurturing nature: Trees give scale to human life. They're also a measure of how well we're protecting the world around us - Communities
  by Gary Moll
• DC green - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Hot stuff - News from the World of Trees - American Forests web site - Brief Article
• Hour to nominate a champion
• A fine obsession: A photographer make the case for a focus on big trees - Earthkeepers - Brief Article
  by James Balog
• Gifford Pinchot and the Making of Modern Environmentalism. . - Reviews - book review
  by Carl Reidel
• Small World, Big Tree - News from the World of Trees - forester finds information on family history while measuring potential champion American holly in cemetery - Brief Article
• Lone Star Elite: In Texas, when they say everything is bigger, they're talking about their trees, too. Naturally
  by Whit Bronaugh
• America's Private Forests: Status and Stewardship - Review
  by Carl Reidel
• Well wishes from a talk show vet - News from the World of Trees - Letter to the Editor
• Sovereign species: From dethroned monarchs to brash upstarts, the 2002 National Register of Big Trees has more royal intrigue than a British history text
  by Whit Bronaugh