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Articles in Autumn, 2002 issue of American Forests

• Trees in black & white: simple truths are sometimes the hardest, and the woods are suffering while we learn - Editorial
  by Michelle Robbins
• New England Environmental Policy Center - Meet Our Field Reps
• Making the most of wasted wood - Clippings
• The trees with soul - Highlighting Historic Trees
  by Jeff Meyer
• Trees that ease learning: when students open their school books this autumn, here's why you'll want greenery nearby - Perspectives
  by Charles Enloe
• Willamette National Forest supervisor - Meet Our Field Reps
• Colorado's rainforest - Clippings
  by Charles Enloe
• Steely nature: using iron-willed concentration, a Washington, DC, sculptor immortalizes local trees with national acclaim - Earth Keepers
  by Charles Enloe
• News from the world of trees - Clippings
  by Rachel Brittin
• KCI Technologies, Inc - Meet Our Field Reps
• Big D stands for trees - Clippings
  by Charles Enloe
• Marching to a different beat - Clippings
• Monks and kids plant in Cambodia - Clippings
• Disney's Dreaming Tree - Clippings
• Song and sprawl - Clippings
  by Charles Enloe
• Sequoias threatened - Clippings
• Sweet-smelling forest threat - Clippings
  by Martin Quigley
• Saluting Maryland's fallen champ
• IGA customers plant groves - Clippings
• Quercus quandary; as beetles kill millions of trees, a debate rages in the Ozarks: replenish red oaks or leave them alone?
  by Gary Lantz
• Young Russian artists draw trees for tigers
• October Hill plants for tigers - Clippings
• Once again, a land of eagles: once bordering on extinction, our national symbol is making a soaring comeback in forests nationwide
  by Charles Enloe
• Ohio's Division of Forestry - Meet Our Field Reps
• Washington outlook
  by Gerry Gray
• Hogans of hope: in Arizona, a project to build traditional Navajo housing helps the community as it heals the forest
  by Jane Braxton Little
• NCUFC and a member of the Forest History Society - Meet Our Field Reps
• 3 states' new Liberty - Clippings
• Reviving the Bitterroot: this Montana planting project shows that people and trees are equally resilient after the catastrophic wildfires of 2000 - Communities
  by Karen Fedor
• Letters
• Blue Ridge Community College - Meet Our Field Reps
• New pest threatens ash trees - Clippings
• The popular pin oak - In Profile
  by Jeff Ball