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Articles in Spring 2006 issue of American Forests

• Clif bar goes global
• 2005 National Book Award
• Championing changes in the forest
  by Whit Bronaugh
• Plant a famous tree
• The turtle trackers
  by Jennifer May
• Indonesia's 'Eden'
• State of Maryland
• Empty thrones: somewhere out there royalty is just waiting to be recognized. Long live the king—wherever it is
  by Whit Bronaugh
• Forests save murrulets too
  by Ronald Evans
• Deal inked for private land save
• CITYgreen Tree Canopy Project
• An odd pocket: tucked into far western Maryland, this swamp is a biological wonder—and an isolated refuge for species usually found much farther north
  by Ethan Kearns
• Survey says: try harder
• Washington outlook
  by Gerry Gray
• Saving woods from 'woodland owners'
  by Frank C. Shirley
• Savvy schools
  by Eric Ray
• Hurricane plantings with Oprah's Angel Network
• Burditt Consultants
• From the big tree coordinator
• As seen on radio
• Trees online
• Are live oaks that old?
• Bristol
• An Olympic undertaking: in the holy grail of arborism, in search of a national champ
  by Tyler Williams
• Live oaks on location
• China
• Rebuild requires a move
  by J.P. Pochron
• Order of the Long Leaf Pine
• Building Leopold's legacy: pines celebrated in a conservation classic have outlived the author and conservationist. As they age, they shape his legacy in a different way
  by Craig Maier
• Nature's tipping point: combating global climate change must include trees
  by Deborah Gangloff
• Termite trouble
  by James W. Austin
• Army Corps of Engineers
• 2008 Ad
• The first Earth Day without its founder, three-term Democratic senator and former Wisconsin governor Gaylord Nelson
• Arid advocate; Deserts, wildfires, shrubby species, amazing finds: such is the life of Arizona Big Tree Coordinator
  by Bob Zahner
• Economics of forest restoration: the case for careful logging is made by a father and son team that aims to leave things better than it found them
  by Spencer Beebe
• National Zoo
• Forest Stewardship Plan
• U.S. Forest Service
• From orangutans to eagles
• Bayer Advanced
• Tree Doctor Howard Burnett
• Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty
• Big move
• Centennial celebrates patriarch trees
  by Gary Lantz
• Hurricane Katrina knocked the top out of the Moon Sycamore grown at Mississippi State University
• New champs in height and breath: General Sherman gets smaller, mega-trees switch places, people are one with trees. Read on for the latest from the world of really big trees
  by Whit Bronaugh