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Articles in Nov-Dec 1990 issue of American Forests

• Managing change by changing management - forest policy - editorial
  by Neil Sampson
• Fostering values - Casey Family Program - teens from foster homes help cleaning Nez Perce National Forest, Idaho - Focus: Partners for the Land
  by Sally Blevins
• Partners afloat - trips on Salmon River, Salmon National Forest, Idaho - Focus: Partners for the Land
  by Rogers Thomas
• Rainforests: A Guide to Research and Tourist Facilities at Selected Tropical Forest Sites in Central and South America. - book reviews
• The estate: a parable: an allegorical look at how on-the-ground forestry might mature from once-upon-a-time to a bright tomorrow
  by Jerry Jeansonne
• Updating the old-growth wars - includes related information on conservation of spotted owl and forest management and legislation
  by Neil Sampson
• Pickin' seed; you have to be a little squirrelly to do this, but it's the first step in ensuring the genetic superiority of the trees of the 21st century
  by Dan Sherwood
• Living museum - Ghost Ranch Living Museum, Carson National Forest, New Mexico - Focus: Partners for the Land
  by Mary Zabinski
• Pot shots - preventing marijuana growing, Shasta-Trinity National Forests, California - Focus: Partners for the Land
  by Royal Mannion
• Charting the waters - 1990 RPA: New Era for the Nation's Forests? - Resources Planning Act
  by V. Alaric Sample
• Hilton Head: the canopy view - Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
  by Bob Gale
• War games and multiple use: is it mission impossible to train combat troops and manage natural resources on the same forested acres? - includes related information on protection of red-cockaded woodpecker
  by Barry Walden Walsh
• Should we downlist our national symbol? Thanks to factors from the DDT ban to its personal charisma, the bald eagle may soon soar off the endangered list. But then what? - includes related information on Klamath Basin Bald Eagle Conference
  by Carrie Casey
• Squiring salmon upstream - construction of fishway on Dog Salmon Creek, Alaska - Focus: Partners for the Land
  by Paul McIntosh
• The angels of Hells Canyon - construction of new Deep Creek Access Trail for fishermen, Payette National Forest, Idaho - Focus: Partners for the Land
  by Heidi Bigler
• Marsh magic - Central Michigan's Huron-Manistee has a new housing project for waterfowl - Focus: Partners for the Land
  by Barb Anderson
• An easy way out - includes related information on Forest Service's "New Perspective" program for managing old-growth forests - 1990 RPA: New Era for the Nation's Forests?
  by Con Schallau
• The ornery Osage orange - tree profile
  by Jim W. Grace
• The Burning Season: The Murder of Chico Mendes and the Fight for the Amazon Rain Forest. - book reviews
• One man's preserve - Joe Sewall's woodlot in Maine - column
  by John N. Cole
• The scourge of leafy spurge - grazing Angora goats to control Little Missouri National Grasslands' infested areas - Focus: Partners for the Land
  by Judy Miller
• Boom-town rebirth - Shermantown, Nevada - Focus: Partners for the Land
  by Fred P. Frampton
• The Simple Act of Planting a Tree. - book reviews
• Homage to an old hackberry: perspectives on the life and death of a venerable backyard friend
  by Barbara Pleasant
• The Los Utes case: forestry seeks its soul; frank talk about a bungled timber sale stirs up ghosts of Pinchot and Leopold and poses haunting questions about environmental ethics - Gifford Pinchot, Aldo Leopold - includes related information on Forest Serv
  by Tom Wolf
• Roadside bighorns - wildlife protection in Montana - Focus: Partners for the Land
  by Sue Reel
• Highway for the handicapped - trail construction in Routt National Forest, Colorado - Focus: Partners for the Land
  by Carrie Noyes
• Pathway through the '90s - 1990 RPA: New Era for the Nation's Forests? - Resources Planning Act
  by F. Dale Robertson
• Gardens of hope: symbiotic plantings of trees with crops are boosting harvests, healing degraded land, and making life better for these hard-working Peruvian Indians - includes related information in COICA - Coordinadora de las Organizaciones Indigenas de
  by Mary Elaine Lora
• The Man Who Planted Trees, a Story by Jean Giono. - sound recording reviews
  by Norah Deakin Davis