Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 16(2), Winter 1998

Editorial

• Wilderness and Community by William R. Jordan III

Letters

• On Glyphosate, Soil and Seedlings; More on Grazing Prairies

Opinion

• Toward Reconciling the Cultures of Wilderness and Restoration by Dwight Barry
• A Reply by Steve Windhager

Forum

• The Debate Over Tamarisk by Bertin Anderson and Cameron Barrows

Articles

• The 'Ahakhav Tribal Preserve by Fred Phillips
• The Pen Branch Project by Randall K. Kolka, Eric A. Nelson, Ronald E. Bonar, Neil C. Dulohery, and David Gartner
• Restoring Wildflowers and Salamanders in Southeastern Deciduous Forests by Susan Power Bratton and Albert J. Meier
• Restoring Forest Disturbances to Sustain Populations of Shrubland Birds by Robert A. Askins
• After the Flood: The Effects of the Storms of 1996 on a Creek Restoration Project in Oregon by Charley Dewberry, Paul Burns, and Lynn Hood
• Revegetating Following Logging on Decomposed Granite by Christina Veverka
• Reintroducing Prairie Dogs in Desert Grasslands by Joe C. Truett and Tom Savage
• Trade Up, Not Off--A Guide to Mutual Gains Negotiation by John H. Kiefer and Elizabeth Wertschnig
  

Notes

• Citizen Group Supports Project to Restore Prairies and Savannas in Western Wisconsin by Marybeth Lorbiecki
• Film Documents History, Culture, Ecology and Restoration of Tallgrass Prairie by David O'Shields
• Observations Suggests that Fire-like Disturbance Benefits Tallgrass Prairies (Louisiana) by Stephen R. Johnson
• Controlling Annual Exotic Grasses on Relict Grasslands (Oregon) by Berta Youtie, Jeanne Ponzetti, Dan Salzer, and Jonathan Soll
• Technique for Developing Characteristics of Old-Growth Forests (Illinois) by Gordon R. Thurow
• Carrifran Wildwood Project: A New Restoration Initiative in Southern Scotland by Dr. Adrian Newton
• Brush Fences Fail to Prompt Growth of Submergent Aquatic Vegetation in Lacustrine Environment (Wisconsin) by Patrick J. Robinson and Hallett J. Harris
• Propagating American Wild Celery (Vallisneria americana) Seedlings for Restoration Projects (Maryland) by Jennifer L. Kujawski and C. Michael Norman
• Two-Year-Old, Container-Grown Plants Prove an Effective, Efficient Means for Reintroduction of Baldcypress (Texas) by Ty Swirin and Hans Williams
• Naturally Occurring Pathogen is Killing Ailanthus (New York) by Tony Emmerich, Michael Birmingham, and Margery Daughtrey
• Update: New Results Indicate Flowering Garlic Mustard Should be Bagged and Destroyed (Wisconsin) by Ken Solis
• Chemical and Mechanical Control of Pale Swallwort: First-year Results (Ontario) by Tove Christensen and Stephen Smith
• Time-Constrained Search Technique Helps Managers Establish Pre-Burning Baseline Information about Herpetofauna (Missouri) by Beth M. Churchweel and Kenneth S. Mierzwa
• Genetic Fingerprinting: A Practical, Inexpensive Tool for Identifying Native Grass Populations by Craig C. Dremann

Book Reviews

• The Once and Future Forest: A Guide to Forest Restoration Strategies. Leslie Jones Sauer and Andropogon Associates. Reviewed by Evelyn A. Howell
• Illinois Wetland Restoratin and Creation Guide by Alicia Nugteren Admiraal, Marilyn J. Morris, Thomas C. Brooks, Jeffrey W. Olson, and Michael V. Miller. *
• A Guide to Using Native Plants on Disturbed Lands by Heather Sinton Gerling, Michael G. Willoughby, Andrew Schoepf, Clare Thomas, and Kathy Tannas. *
• The Use of Fire in Forest Restoration edited by Colin C. Hardy and Stephen F. Arno. *
• Stalking the Wild Amaranth: Gardening in the Age of Extinction by Janet Marinelli. *
• Florida Native Plant Collection, Production and Direct Seeding: Interim Report by Sharon Pfaff and Mary Anne Gonter. *
• Propagation of Pacific Northwest Native Plants by Robin Rose, Caryn E.C. Chachulski, and Diane L. Haase. *
• The Role of Ecological Restoration in Biodiversity Conservation: Basic Issues and Guidelines by Kenneth Towle. *
• Restoration Ecology and Sustainable Development edited by Krystyana M. Urbanska, Nigel R. Webb, and Peter J. Edwards. *
• Wildland Weeds a quarterly publication of the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council. *
  
  * Reviewed by Dave Egan