Climate Change: Trees Feel the Heat
We'll all feel the effects of climate change. Here's why you should care and how trees will fare.
--by Mike May

Swamp in a Quagmire
The Great Dismal Swamp's ancient trees and elusive wildlife have endured for centuries. Can they survive when civilization intrudes?
--by Tim Wright

Growing Pains on the Front Range
The Denver area struggles with too many trees in the mountains, too few on the plains, and a new dominant species: us.
--by Bill Dietrich

FORUM

LETTERS

EDITORIAL
Burning Issues
A call for post-wildfire tree planting and collaboration.
--by Deborah Gangloff

COMMUNITIES
The Day After
This year's catastrophic wildfires have finally ended. A new tree-planting initiative helps communities heal the landscape.
--by Mark Matthews

CLIPPINGS
News from the World of Trees

• ReLeaf Returns to Sarajevo
• 2 Up, 2 Down
• How 'Bout Them Apples?
• We Dig the Chesapeake
• Washington Outlook
• Tree Doctor

WOODWISE
A Tradition Born Anew
Sprawl and smaller lots are prompting a return to the old-fashioned art of horse logging.
--by Chris Bolgiano

IN PROFILE
The Savory Sugar Maple
The many uses of this breakfast table favorite.
--by Jeff Ball

EARTHKEEPERS
A Family Legacy
Following in his father Aldo's footsteps, Carl Leopold is planting trees in Costa Rica to help restore that country's tropical forests.
--by Mary M. Woodsen