American Forests

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Articles in Nov-Dec 1994 issue of American Forests

• Making a little difference - tree-planting
  by Phil Carspecken
• The "kid pasture" that became a working forest - Will and Nancy Johnston's mountain farm
  by Lester DeCoster
• The taking of the tree - cutting Christmas trees
  by Gary Turbak
• WhistlePunks and SliverPickers. - video recording reviews
  by Carl Reidel
• A driving force for conservation - includes related articles
  by Emily Knack
• The Guanacaste idea - Guanacaste, Costa Rica
  by David Tenenbaum
• Reforesting Appalachia's coal lands - includes related articles
  by Michael Hopps
• Woods of the World - evaluation - Software Review
  by Carl Reidel
• The great agency shakeout - the U.S. Forest Service buyout - includes related articles
  by Barry Walden Walsh
• The Jackson trees - Joyce and John Jackson's white spruces
  by Cheryl Baisden
• Riverboat releaf - Delta Queen Steamboat Company sponsors tree-planting
  by Pamela Selbert
• Minimum Impact Camping: A Basic Guide. - book reviews
  by Carl Reidel
• Shenandoah: park on the brink - Shenandoah National Park, Virginia - Cover Story
  by Ned Burks
• The sky above, the trees below: a neighborhood land-use scuffle turns into a satellite-aided fight for forward thinking in urban/suburban planning - Savannah, Georgia
  by Norah Deakin Davis
• Why wilderness?
  by Sigurd Olson
• See Dick and Jane plant a tree - children's reading program
  by Gail Garretson
• A new forestry epoch? - a new relationship between man and forests - Editorial
  by Neil Sampson
• A dibble for Christmas - gift ideas for tree lovers
  by Lester A. DeCoster
• Satellites track trees - measuring tree cover
  by Norah Deakin Davis
• Business in the Rain Forests: Corporations, Deforestation and Sustainability. - book reviews
  by Carl Reidel