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Articles in Summer-Autumn, 2004 issue of American Forests

• Native Trees for North American Landscapes
  by Carl Reidel
• From recycling to tree-cycling
  by Will Clattenburg
• A man of Las Humanas: George Ramirez's efforts are bringing solid training and steady work to one of New Mexico's overstocked forests
  by Bryan Foster
• A challenge from the editors
• Restoring Prospect Park
  by Carolyn Steinhoff Smith
• 1 million trees for southern California
• Pinus correctus
• Trees at sea
• The enhanced CD "Spirit Woods: Traditional Stories and Songs of Forests and Trees" is available from the North Dakota Forest Service and North Dakota Council on the Arts
• Some advice for November: words of wisdom for the men who would be president: let the forests work for us
  by Deborah Gangloff
• Wanted: collectors of historic seed
• There's controversy in the Adirondack Mountains after Nextel Partners' proposal to build a 114-foot tower to bring cellular phone service to customers along the east portion of New York's Lake George, according to the Associated Press
• Big tree travel: the inside scoop on who has the most big trees and where to find champs when you might least expect to
  by Michelle Robbins
• Greener by 2
• Aussie Daniel Jones, hero to many and to one special tree in particular, broke an arm and a leg when he fell out of a tree he had inhabited in a nonviolent protest against the destruction of trees for a Woolworth's in Maleny, Australia
• Start spreading the news
• That's good coffee
• Planting Earnhardt's forest: everyone knew the legendary NASCAR driver as "The Intimidator." Off the track, he had a quiet passion for the outdoors
  by Will Clattenburg
• DC in a week
  by Will Clattenburg
• Washington outlook
  by Gerry Gray
• A mission for monarchs: masses of autumn-colored monarchs cluster together as they overwinter in Mexico. Depletion of the forest there has many concerned for the butterfly's future
  by Will Clattenburg
• Haiti: in need of trees
• Urban trees' afterlife
  by Will Clattenburg
• A flood of concern in Roanoke: after an urban ecosystem analysis, officials agree increasing tree cover is the best way to alleviate long-standing problems
  by Carol Brzozowski
• Positive Impact Forestry: A Sustainable Approach to Managing Woodlands
  by Carl Reidel
• Transitions
• The colorful red maple
  by Jeff Ball
• Jack Ward Thomas: The Journals of a Forest Service Chief
  by Carl Reidel
• A tree of literary genius
  by Jeff Meyer
• The Tree Book