Ecological Restoration

Volume 19 Number 2 2001

Editorial

Beyond Members: Another Level of Community by Dave Egan

Letter to the Editor

A Response to William R. Jordan's "Ten Thousand Thoreaus" by Patricia K. Armstrong

Commentary

Does the Lack of Patent Filings Indicate that Ecological Restorationists Fail to See Themselves as Inventors or Innovators? by Craig C. Dremann

Articles

The First Symposium on Restoration Ecology Held in China by Zhao Xiaoying

Tulula Wetlands Mitigation Bank by Kevin K. Moorhead, Irene M. Rossell, James W. Petranka, and C. Reed Rossell, Jr.

Taking a Moment to Reflect on a Mistake and the Lessons Learned by John Zentner

Mariner's Cover and Beyond: Observations of Tidal Marsh Construction Techniques by John Zentner and Sean Micallef

Soil Organic Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phophorus as Indicators of Recovery in Restored Spartina Marshes by Christopher B. Craft

Restoration Fire and Hurricanes in Longleaf Pine Sandhills by Louis Provencher, Andrea R. Litt, Doria R. Gordon, H. LeRoy Rodgers, Brenda J. Herring, Krista E.M. Galley, Jeffrey P. McAdoo, Senta J. McAdoo, Nancy M. Gorbis, and Jeffrey L. Hardesty

Establishment of Forbs in Cattle Dungpats in Vegetation Gaps in a Degraded Sagebrush Community by Matthew J. Shinderman and Christopher A. Call

Notes

The Camas Prairie Restoration Project Re-establishes an Indigenous Cultural Landscapes (Oregon) by Alice C. Smith and Tony Farque

Soil from Host Plants Aids Growth of Tropical Forest Tree Cuttings (Cameroon, West Africa) by Daouda K. Sidibe and Shivcharn S. Dhillion

Creating Species-Rich Grasslands Using Traditional Hay Cutting and Removal Techniques (England) by Lynn Besenyei, Ian C. Trueman, Mark D. Atkinson, Grant H. Jones, and Peter Millett

Seed Dispersal by Livestock Accelerates Succession in a Degraded Neotropical Field (Guatemala) by Bruce G. Ferguson

Review of Strategies for Controlling Spotted Knapweed in Remnant and Restored Prairies by Scott R. Abella

Glyphosate Controls Japanese Climbing Fern in Experimental Plots (Florida) by John T. Valenta, Mark Zeller, and Andrew Leslie

The Governor's Salmon Recovery Office: Working Together to Save Threatened and Endangered Salmonids (Washington) by Sandi Snell

Habitat Manipulation Experiment Shows that Competition for Water Slows Growth of Endangered Osterhout's Milkvetch (Colorado) by Carol Dawson and Thomas Grant

Interpretive Exhibits: A Better Way to Say "Keep of the Prairie" by Sheri C. Brown

Book Reviews

The Same Ax, Twice: Restoration and Renewal in a Throwaway Age. Howard Mansfield. 2000. Hanover, New Hampshire: University Press of New England. Review by Judith Kingsbury

Prodigal Summer. Barbara Kingsolver. 2000. New York: HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. Review by Mary Ann Pels