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Articles in Summer, 2002 issue of American Forests

• Going grassroots - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Washington Outlook - Brief Article
  by Gerry Gray
• Speed logging - News from the World of Trees - trees for drugs - Brief Article
  by Mary M. Woodsen
• A tree of the Wild, Wild West - Highlighting Historic Trees - Wyatt Earp, lawman - Brief Article
  by Jeff Meyer
• Thoreau's Country; Journey through a Transformed Landscape. . - Reviews - book review
  by Carl Reidel
• Mourning a champ: Maryland's Wye Oak - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
  by Charles Enloe
• Building, old-style - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
  by Charles Enloe
• A gift to the future: walnut trees evoke the value of planting, longevity, and good solid wood - Tree Stories - Brief Article
  by Jeff Meyer
• Forest giants of the Pacific Coast. . - Reviews - book review
  by Carl Reidel
• Wildfire on tour - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Cactus champ on the move - News from the World of Trees - 150 year old saguaro moved out of harm's way - Brief Article
• The Fate of Forests in a Full World. . - Reviews - book review
  by Carl Reidel
• Mourning: former Forest Service chief John R. McGuire, 85, who died April 6 of brain cancer and emphysema - Transitions - Obituary
• Outstanding in our field - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Letters
• Supporting roles for leafy celebs - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Presenting: Rand Wentworth as president of the Land Trust Alliance in Washington, DC - Transitions - Brief Article
• Homage: in the wake of September eleventh, American Forests decided to do what we do best; plant trees - American Forest Annual Report 2001
• 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 - the 'Liberty Tree' in Annapolis, Maryland, eventually had to be removed in 1999, but communities are plantin
• Bringing community to DC - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Moving up: Karen Fedor promoted to vice president of Global ReLeaf at AMERICAN FORESTS - Transitions - Brief Article
• The sweet sound of Liberty
  by Michelle Robbins
• 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 - calculating energy saving, and other values, of tre
  by Alexis Harte
• Militant raccoons - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Honoring: Dave and Sue Sidell of Sidell Forest Products, Cheboygan, Michigan - Transitions - Brief Article
• Stalwart species: tenacious and rugged, the fire-dependent whitebark pine endures where most other trees fail
  by Gary Lantz
• Yanks make a pitch for Memorial Trees - News from the World of Trees - New York Yankees are one of the many supporters of the Memorial Tree Groves campaign - Brief Article
  by Rachel Brittin
• Green Underwear. . - News from the World of Trees - book review
  by Zane Smith
• Oak disease poses new threats - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
  by Mary M. Woodsen
• 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
  by David Halperin
• Knowledge grows on trees - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Remembering a 1921 memorial the grove - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
  by Charles Enloe
• Poplars in the news - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Picturing Yosemite: this unique course offers an artful way to show forestry students just how influential their decisions can be
  by M. Kloss
• Greener cities, V.5 - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Trees phone in - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• Tree for every child - News from the World of Trees - Brief Article
• The prized Black Walnut - In Profile - trees - Brief Article
  by Jeff Ball