American Forests

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Articles in Jan-Feb, 1995 issue of American Forests

• The woodlot - rejuvenation of an 11-acre tract after a fire
  by Alan Liere
• The Quincy Library group - ecosystem management plan for the national forests in Plumas, Lassen and Tahoe, California
  by Jane Braxton Little
• Saving the trees that kill each other - oak wilt
  by Norah Deakin Davis
• Oregon thrives as it protects owls
  by Timothy Egan
• MOFEP: scoping the forests of the future - Missouri Ozark Forest Ecosystem Project
  by James P. Jackson
• Whose trees are at risk? - oak wilt
  by Norah Deakin Davis
• A different spin - environmental protection in Oregon
  by John H. Beuter
• Return of the cougar
  by Kevin Hansen
• Wilderness and the human spirit - Wilderness Discovery program - includes related article
  by Marla Kale
• Tragedy at Storm King - forest fires in Colorado
  by Bill Donahue
• Do cougars exist in the east? - eastern North America
  by Chris Bolgiano
• The alien saltcedar - tamarisks
  by Peter Friederici
• Stone-dead and oily - long-term forest management
  by Lester A. Decoster
• Watch out, Barney - it's Mollie Mole! - environmental presentations to children
  by Michael Niven