Restoration & Management Notes

Volume 6 (2) Winter 1988

Editorials

• Environmental Junkpicking and the American Garden by William R. Jordan III

Notes and Comment

• Habitat Reconstruction Meeting in England; Research Reports in R&MN; "Restoration County" for Michigan

Guest Editorial

• Restoration and the Alternatives: A Research Strategy by John Cairns, Jr

Viewpoint

• The Case for Horticulture by Brad Burkhart

Articles

• Historic Sites: Muir Family Fountain Lake Farm, Wisconsin, 1849 by Erik Brynildson
• Denali and restoration in the Biosphere Reserves by Steve Glass
• Large-scale Harvesting of Prairie Seed by Fred Faessler and Steve Apfelbaum

Research Report

• Deep Tillage Aids Tree Establishment in Riparian Revegetation Projects in Arid Southwest by Bertin Anderson

Notes

• Black Oak Savanna Restoration at the Kitty Todd Preserve (Ohio) by Mary R. Huffman
• Tests Winter Wheat for Value in Prairie Restoration (Wisconsin) by Ed Brick
• Prairie Restoration Underway North of Native Range (Wisconsin) by Mike Riegert
• Restorationists Invited to Participate in New Information by Michael J. Riegert
• Plant Colonization of a Bur Oak Plantation Understory (Illinois) by Thomas J. Brandeis and Jeffrey O. Dawson
• Triage Management and Prairie Restoration at Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge (Texas) by L. Wayne Clark
• Atrazine of Little Value on a Native Grassland Reseeding (South Dakota) by Glenn Plumb
• Rare Plant Monitoring and Prescribed Burning Initiated at the Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines Preserve (Florida) by David Self and Eugene M. Kelly
• Reduction in White Oak Regeneration Linked to Cessation of Grazing (Ohio) by Keelan A. Hagan and James R. Runkle
• Natural Forest Recovery on Lead Pit Mines by Thomas J. Blewett
• Seed Bank Contributes to Species Diversity in Wetlands Created on Gravel-Pit Site (Maryland) by Richard J. Dolesh
• Clear plastic: A non-chemical herbicide by Jim Boone, Elaine Furbish, Kent Turner and Susan Bratton
• Control Woody Plants to Retard Succession in Minerotrophic Bog (Ohio) by Larry Smith
• Purple Loosestrife Named a Noxious Weed, Illegal for Sale, Minnesota by Bonnie L. Harper
• Erosion Control, Fish and Invertebrate Habitat Enhancement Highlight Restoration of Dredge Spoils (North Carolina) by G. Frank Yelverton
• Restoration of Kissimmee River Enters Second Phase (Florida) by Steve Glass
• ENDOW, an Expert System for Stream Resource Management by F. Douglas Shields, Jr.
• Survey Lays Groundwork for Restoration Work at LAX Airport s El Segundo Dunes (California) by Rudi Mattoni
• Post-burn Study in Coastal Scrub Community Suggests Fire Severity May Be Used to Manipulate Vegetation (California) by Lawrence D. Ford and James W. Bartolome
• Reintroduction of Pediocactus knowltonii (New Mexico) by Peggy Olwell, Paul Knight and Ann Cully
• Revegetation, Trampling Experiments in Sierra Nevada Subalpine Plant Communities (California) by Richard L. Hadley
• Cave Restoration Underway at Oregon Caves National Monument (Oregon) by Terry Darby
• Subalpine Revegetation Program Compensates for Public Influence at North Cascades National Park (Washington) by William L. Lester

Publications

• A Restorationist Perspective on the New Leopold Biography Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work by Curt Meine, The University of Wisconsin Press, ($29.95, 638 pps) Reviewed by Peter Losin
• Reclamation Synthesis
• Principles and Methods of Reclamation Science by Charles C. Reith and Loren D. Potter, eds, University of New Mexico Press ($17.00, 224 pps). Reviewed by Edward F. Redente
• Reclamation and Vegetative Restoration of Problem Soils and Disturbed Lands. 1986 by Darrell Brown, et al. Noyes Publications ($48.00, 560 pp.). Reviewed byDavid Pritchett