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Articles in Autumn, 1996 issue of American Forests

• Trees for tomorrow
  by Kathryn Tenusak
• Quiet heroes - community-based forestry
• Banking on people - Ecotrust
  by Tom Wolf
• To cut or not to cut: how to manage healthy forests
  by Jane Braxton Little
• Bringing salmon back - Oregon
  by Jon Christensen
• Voices from the woods - woodsworkers
  by Beverly Brown
• Global problems, local solutions: measuring the value of the urban forest
  by Lynn MacDonald
• Oregon's bipartisan effort - Coastal Salmon Restoration Initiative
  by Craig Noble
• Drawing strength from diversity - Defining Community in Our Cities
  by Sandra Hill
• Global Releaf 2000: corporate partnership update
• Step by step - restoration of salmon population
  by Jon Christensen
• Changing the perception of urban forestry - Defining Community in Our Cities
  by Preston Cole
• LSU has high hopes for 'tree of joy.' - Louisiana State University; Camptotheca acuminata
  by Chris Horne
• A watershed paradox - New York City's water quality protection efforts
  by Eddie Nickens
• The Lead Partnership Group
  by Jane Braxton Little
• A forest lovingly tended - a woodland owner's description of his forest farm
  by Henry S. Keman
• Gas. Crickets. Fishin' worms. Fax - country living
  by Eddie Nickens
• A lesson for a lifetime - teacher Lori Frank - Earthkeepers: People Who Make a Difference for Trees and Forests
  by Julie Titone
• A pro-business case for hugging trees
  by Rick Casey
• Focus: restoring watersheds, rebuilding communities
  by Michael P. Dombeck
• For the millenium: a new role for trees - Editorial
  by Dan Smith
• Changing the rules - forest policy
  by Gerry Gray
• Cool Community plans for Winter Games in 2002 - Salt Lake City's Cool Communities program
  by Jeff Beattie
• Focus: touring to economic health
  by Janine E. Guglielmino
• Carbon debt: restoring the balance
  by Dan Smith
• The woods: reclaiming the neighborhood
  by Jane Braxton Little
• Repairing the system - making sustainable forestry economically feasible
  by Carol Daly