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Articles in Summer 2005 issue of American Forests

• Washington outlook
  by Gerry Gray
• Keeping an eye on Jacksonville's trees
• Revitalizing Afghanistan
• Best foot forward: a decade later, why this environmentalist is still walking and planting trees
  by Paul Coleman
• Alcoa aims for 10 million trees
  by Rick Crouse
• Transitions
• Life-giving fire
• Resurrecting Virginia's longleaf
  by Tim Wright
• Repairing ecosystems at home: three cities show why it makes financial sense to reconnect with nature in their own backyards
  by Gary Moll
• Tree for carbon storage
• Trees for Texas
• The showy northern catalpa
  by Meghan Amoroso
• Roots and water
• Mulberry malady
• Historic plantings
• Browning on evergreens
• The first American forest: George Vanderbilt's vision of a country estate gave rise to a movement powered by three of forestry's greats
  by Bill Alexander
• Trees in the balance: natural capital is on the accounting ledger, and it's not a moment too soon
  by Deborah Gangloff
• Nature at your mousepad
• Eco-project aims for 20 million trees
  by Meghan Amoroso
• Dogwoods dying in Kentucky NP
• Two for trees
• Building faith in the environment: religious groups, like those with MassReleaf Ministry bring a unique perspective, and a history of hands-on successes, to the movement to care for the Earth
  by Nancy Anne Dawe