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Articles in Spring 2005 issue of American Forests

• Pedigreed furniture
• Protection sought for Allegheny's old-growth
  by Cindy Ross
• Moving: Joel Holtrop
• Trees protect Indian village from tsunami
• Record Northwest drought feared
• A trio of living fossils
  by Jeff Meyer
• News of note
• Banded
• News of note
• Citywide environmentalism
• News of note
• Of wolves and water
• Football and carbon
• Washington outlook
  by Gerry Gray
• After burn: wildfire has destroyed forests across the West. Help is needed to restore the life-giving "natural capital" they provide
  by Ethan Kearns
• Some things don't change
  by Richard Lewis
• Traveling tree
• Mourning: Thomas Huntington Ripley
• Other 2005 wildfire releaf projects
• Editorial off-track
• A different kind of park access
• Robert "Bob" Small
• Saving the 'smiling' face of Florida
  by Ethan Kearns
• Correction
• Two for Tigers
• Horace Hagedorn
• Certified wood: eco-fad or everlasting? Want to back sustainable forests and natural capital when you reach for lumber? A look at what those symbols mean and where the movement's headed
  by Gary Lantz
• Big picture needed, please: lost in this year's budget tangle is the realization that the share for natural resources and the environment just keeps getting smaller
  by Gerry Gray
• Florida hurricanes down champs
• J. Frank Schmidt Jr
• Greening the National Map: a new feature allows this compilation of country-wide geographic data to show communities just how their land cover is changing
  by Gary Moll
• Building greener, building smarter: the winds of change are blowing through the building community, fueled by consumer demand and discerning practitioners
  by Cheryl Kollin
• Second-growth not as good genetically
• Honoring: AMERICAN FORESTS
• Rich-er by 1,000 trees: destruction spurs teen to form a nonprofit and recreate a forest
  by Margaret A. Haapoja
• Honoring Roosa and his Moon Trees
• That Christmas spirit
• Mitchell and Wanda Presley