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Articles in Wntr, 2005 issue of American Forests

• Trouble in pinon country
  by William M. Ciesla
• Historic land save in Mexico
• Help for California's forests
• Oak Death genome cracked
• More trees for Syracuse
• Ridding Florida of melaleuca
• Golden-haired pest
• Champions lost
• Peace prize goes to Kenyan tree planter
• Study says: desert trees beneficial
• More on Olympic Oaks
  by Thomas Robert Lewis
• Washington outlook
  by Gerry Gray
• Natural capital: in a single tree resides the context for pondering the true wealth of nature
  by Todd Wilkinson
• Nice work on Roanoke
  by Daniel J. Henry
• Nature: at your service
• In a state of superlatives; Big Tree Paradise has an address: go west; stop at the ocean
  by Whit Bronaugh
• The true value of forests: time to demand that forest management protects and grows the total value of this priceless resource
  by Deborah Gangloff
• Global green
• Trees worth a second look
  by Ketzel Levine
• Historic tree collection damaged: seeds, trees with ties to American history are lost as a tornado hits Jacksonville, Florida, in the wake of Hurricane Frances
  by Michelle Robbins
• Nature's creations
• A new take on recycling
• Restoring the forest: putting the woods back the way it was is expensive and the species are ever-changing. In many cases, though, it's worth it. Read on
  by Bryan Foster
• Texas' tree-savvy teachers
• Tree Doctor Howard Burnett
• Earth share
• Palm poet; A Pulitzer winner's second love: raising these beloved but threatened natives
  by Margaret A. Haapoja
• Balancing needs, protecting species
  by David B. Williams