American Forests

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Articles in Jan-Feb 1993 issue of American Forests

• Meet our new president - American Forest Pres Donald C. Willeke
• A Halloween tree killer - arctic air that caused killed trees in the Great Plains towns - includes related articles on Akron, CO and suggested trees for planting - Urban Forests
  by Ron Gosnell
• Breaking the gridlock - policy changes within government agencies to help solve economic and environmental problems - Editorial
  by Neil Sampson
• The Boise quickstep - forest management in Boise, Idaho
  by Herbert E. McLean
• Balancing act on the Shawnee - management of the Shawnee National Forest - includes related article on snake migration at the Shawnee National Forest's Winters Pond
  by Pamela Selbert
• The Alex Haley silver maple - author Alex Haley - Historic Trees
  by Jamie Roney
• A worldly perspective - Global ReLeaf International - American Forests Today
  by Doyle S. Rice
• Your economy or your environment? - the role of people in environmental conservation and destruction
  by Bill Rooney
• The greening of North Philadelphia - Philadelphia Green's tree-planting program - Urban Forests
  by Tricia Taylor
• Is there a virgin forest in your neighborhood? - remnants of old-growth forests - includes related article on identifying remnants of virgin forests - Tree Facts
  by Jim Spencer
• The Codger Pole - memorial for football players in Colfax, WA
  by Bob Loeffelbein
• The biggest valley oak - Programs
  by Whit Bronaugh
• Saving a beanfield oasis - Big Oak Tree State Park, MI - State Forests
  by Susan Flader
• 1992 American Forests Awards
• Heartburn in the heartland forests - clearcutting controversy in national forests in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas - includes related article on the environmental impact of off-road vehicles on national forests
  by James P. Jackson
• Woodpecker wars - red-cockaded woodpecker as an endangered specie - includes related articles on known woodpecker habitats, impact of logging and Fort Benning case
  by Eddie Nickens