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Summer 2008 |
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Rowing To Save A Shoreline
120 days, 1,500 miles, 12 men and women. Is this any way to teach people to care for Chesapeake Bay?
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Conservation's New Conservation
In the face of unrelenting development, how to keep forests in forest?
—by Jane Braxton Little
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Social Register
The live oak reflects the South's strength of character and forbearance. An effort now underway tries to locate the cream of the crop.
—by Bill Guion
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Winter 2007 |
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Seeking The Remarkable Trees of Virginia
A new project is hunting for 100 of the state's most notable trees-and creating a lasting legacy along the way.
—by Margo Dawley
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Lifelong Love Affair with Trees
A photojournalist looks back at a lifetime of caring about nature's bounty, both personally and professionally.
—by Nancy Anne Dawe
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A Tree Pilgrimage in Istrael
Fascinating histories, ancient trees highlight the culture contained in this country's natural treasures.
—Michael Brown
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Spring 2006
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An Odd Pocket
This biological wonder and Global ReLeaf Forest site is an isolated refuge for species usually found much farther north.
—by Ethan Kearns
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Changing the Paradigm
The glory days of environmentalism are past. We need a new perspective that combines nature, commerce, and transportation.
—by Peggy Ann Brown
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New Champs in Height and Breath
The latest from the world of really big trees.
—by Whit Bronaugh
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Winter 2006
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Southern Comfort
Long before Hurricane Katrina forced attention on these timesless trees, they were a fixture in culture and memory.
—by Ethan Kearns; photos by William Guion
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Timberlands in Turmoil
As corporations divest, carefully managed forestland is up for grabs, and it portends and invisible—but staggering—crisis for the U.S.
—by Jane Braxton Little
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Hope Takes Flight
These remnant woods took on a new cache when the Lord God Bird arose from the dead.
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Summer 2005
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Building Faith in the Environment
People of faith are bringing a unique perspective and hands-on success to efforts to protect the Earth.
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The View from Above
Reversal of aging, stress reduction, neighbor envy. The benefits of a tree house are many.
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Cultivating Community from the Classroom
Teachers using high-tech GIS tools to map and measure local trees say the possibilities are endless and the kids are getting hooked.
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Spring 2005
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Afterburn
Wildfire is altering forests across the West—and depriving us of the "natural capital" the provide.
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Saving the 'Smiling' Face of Florida
The Sunshine State's biggest tourest attraction benefits from efforts to plant native trees and improve water quality.
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Certified Wood: Eco-Fad or Everlasting?
Just what is certification, anyway? A look at the goals, the symbols, and just where the movement is headed.
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Winter 2005
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Natural Capital
A single tree can launch an entire discussion about conservation and where it's headed.
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In a State of Superlatives
Big Tree Paradise has an address: Go west. Stop at the ocean.
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Trees Worth a Second Look
A unique perspective on garden varieties you might not know. An excerpt from the book Plant This!
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Spring 2004
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Doing Well by Doing Good
A move toward a sustainable economy is attracting followers from across the corporate spectrum.
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From Little Acorns, Champion Oaks Grow
Thousands of miles apart but almost simultaneous,
they show the pros and cons of fire and forest health.
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Winter 2004
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Time Line
Survivors of inconceivable eons and all-but-uninhabitable conditions, bristlecone pines provoke a wonder about our time and purpose.
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A Tale of Two Fires
Thousands of miles apart but almost simultaneous,
they show the pros and cons of fire and forest health.
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Spring 2003
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South Africa's Growing Natural Resource
A well-run and successful timber industry allows this country to maintain native trees while reaping benefits from those that it plants for harvest.
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Rooted in Memory
Are the old trees in your public space forgotten war memorials? A look back at the movement American Forests helped spawn and how it's evolved over the decades.
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Autumn 2002
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Once Again, A Land of Eagles
The national symbol is more visible than ever these days, thanks in part to more woods.
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Hogans of Hope
A project to build traditional Navajo housing helps the community as it heals the forest.
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