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Articles in Sept-Oct, 1994 issue of American Forests

• My valley - South Branch Valley, West Virginia
  by Robert R. Bowers
• Bosque Redondo: a history lesson - reforesting with cottonwood trees in New Mexico
  by Harry R. Parsons
• From "livable" to living legacy - Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Column
  by Gail Garretson
• Building bridges to the future - American Forests magazine - Editorial
• When the leaves fall off - part 2 - includes related articles
  by Lester A. DeCoster
• Have you met Ms. Jones? - naturalist and forester Alice Jones
  by Eddie Nickens
• Hot logs: timber theft on the National Forests - includes related articles - Cover Story
  by Herbert E. McLean
• A hurricane's silver lining - part 2 - includes related article
  by Norah Deakin Davis
• Adirondack Cabin Country. - book reviews
  by Bill Rooney
• The new timber cops - new operation of the U.S. Forest Service - includes related articles
  by Herbert E. McLean
• How to cut your forest and save it too
  by Earl Clark
• The Kids' Wildlife Book. - book reviews
  by Bill Rooney
• The biggest eastern white pines
  by Whit Bronaugh
• Hawaii forestry's best-kept secret - reforesting abandoned sugarcane fields - includes related articles
  by Norah Deakin Davis
• Three Men, Three Rivers. - video recording reviews
  by Bill Rooney