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Articles in Summer, 2003 issue of American Forests

• Watchwords from the West: proposals from a recent Western Governors Association Forest Health Summit merit consideration - Editorial
  by Gerry Gray
• Extending a global Olive Wreath - Clippings - tree-planting project to trace the 2004 Olympic torch route by the Athens Environmental Foundation - Brief Article
• Scenic America - News of Note - endangered landscapes
• Geocaching: trees as treasure; affordable GPS units are creating high-tech scavenger hunts for everything from dollar-store trinkets to trees - Recreation
  by Tim Wright
• Why bears are tree huggers - Clippings - how black bears eating salmon contribute to the food chain as the cause of the abundance of giant trees - Brief Article
• A realm of American originals: three hundred years after the Voyage of Discovery, the findings of Lewis and Clark are still affecting our everyday lives
  by Gary Lantz
• Planting a living lesson - Clippings
• Selling the Cheat - Clippings - West Virginia's Cheat Gorge, plans by Allegheny Energy to sell 5,600 acres of undeveloped acres
• The mystery of Patrick Henry's osage-orange: which enigma is greater; the age of the national champion or how it got to Virginia?
  by Nancy Ross Hugo
• The grand one? - Clippings - searching for the biggist saguaro cacti - Brief Article
• Vandals kill champ - Clippings - the country's largest longbeak eucalyptus, Pinal County, Arizona
• San Antonio: a city guided by its river; for decades the people and the waterway struggled to coexist. Now everyone loves this "riparian fantasy" - San Antonio's River Walk
  by Alexis Harte
• Footsteps of Tigers - Clippings - award-winning wildlife photographer and videographer, Carol Amore's reports on Bengal tigers - Brief Article
• The Wye Oak gets a desk job - Clippings - the felled 450-year old oak tree to be turned into a desk in Maryland's governors mansion - Brief Article
• Trees, environment, and genes: in the evolutionary battle to survive and thrive, a species' parentage is just the beginning - Heartwood
  by Gary Moll
• Destination: South Africa - Clippings - AMERICAN FORESTS teams with People to People Ambassador Programs - Brief Article
• Greening up in San Antonio - Clippings - AMERICAN FORESTS' 2003 National Urban Forest Conference - Brief Article
• Un-common ground: a controvery over the U.S. Forest Service's appeals process is eroding carefully wrought partnerships - Perspectives
  by Jane Braxton Little
• From Conquest to Conservation; Our Public Lands Legacy - Reviews - Book Review
  by Carl Reidel
• Washington outlook - debate on President Bush's "Healthy Forests Initiative"
  by Gerry Gray
• NEPA in a knot; Amid struggles with public process, environmental protection, and governmental efficiency, the question remains: Does the landmark law need a facelift? - Perspectives - National Environmental Policy Act
  by Bryan Foster
• Community Forestry in the United States; Learning from the Past, Crafting the Future - Reviews - Book Review
  by Carl Reidel
• City green - Clippings - New York City's annual Green Day celebration - Brief Article
• Green in Orange Shoals: when you build with nature in mind, more than just animals move in - Earthkeepers - in Canton, Georgia
  by Geoff Williams
• Beyond Earth Day; Fulfilling the Promise - Reviews - Book Review: Beyond Earth Day; Fulfilling the Promise - Book Review
  by Carl Reidel
• National Park Service - News of Note - grant requests made by states - Brief Article
• 2002 Annual Report: Revenues & Expenses
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Big count: 3 down - Clippings - mourning to loss of three large historic trees and seeking their successors in the AMERICAN FORESTS' 2004 National Register of Big Trees
• The Davey Resource Group - News of Note - Brief Article