Ecological Restoration
Volume 21 Number 1 March 2003
Editorial
Crises and Ecological Restoration by Dave
Egan
News
European Conference on Restoration Ecology
Ecological Restoration in Iraq?
Articles
Introduction to a Special Issue: The Tinderbox and our
Quest for Security by Dave Egan
Restoring Ecosystem Health in Frequent-Fire Forests of
the American West by William
Wallace Covington
Ecological Restoration and its Role in Federal Forest Policy
by Gale Norton,
Secretary of Interior, United
States Department of Interior
A Citizen's Call for Ecological Forest Restoration: Forest
Restoration Principles and Criteria by Dominick
A. DellaSala, Anne Martin, Randi Spivak, Todd Schulke, Bryan
Bird, Marnie Criley, Chris van Daalen, Jake Kreilick, Rick Brown,
and Greg Aplet
Real Restoration is Worth Funding by Sean Cosgrove
Thinking Small-Diameter: An Interview with Brett KenCairn
by David Taylor
Uses for Small-Diameter and Low-Value Forest Thinnings
by Susan L. LeVan-Green and Jean M. Livingston
Ecological Restoration of Southwestern Ponderosa Pine
Forests:An Excerpt
Notes
Forest Type Influences Response of Vegetation and Soil
Chemistry to Edge Clearing in Dry Glades (Kentucky) by Chuck Rhoades and Margaret
M. Shea
Role of Seedbanks in the Restoration of Tallgrass Prairie
by Julie Sveinson
and Stephane McLachlan
Anacostia River Estuary Restoration: A Case Study in Adaptive
Management (Washington, D.C.) by Stacey
Sloan Blersch
Stable Isotope Analysis Provides Clues About Current and
Past River Food Webs (New Mexico) by Melanie
S. Edwards and Thomas F.
Turner
Decline of Sweetgrass Spurs Restoration of Coastal Prairie
Habitat by Marianne K.
Burke, Angela C. Halfacre,
and Zachary Hart
Planted Aloes May Help Heal Overgrazed Rangelands and Local
Economy by Elizabeth
Gallant King
Tilling Shows Promise for Controlling Himalayan Blackberry
in Yosemite Valley by Lisa
Ordonez and Don Schweizer
Beetles Reduce Purple Loosestrife in a Restored Wetland,
but Will Other Weeds Move In? (New York) by Ellen
Pehek and Marielle Anzelone
Improving Habitat for Insect Pollination at Rare Plant
Restoration and Translocation Sites by Mark
W. Dodero and Bruce
M. Hanson
INsect Count Analyzer: A Tool to Assess Responses of Butterflies
to Habitat Restoration by Travis
Longcore, Rudi Mattoni, Cor Zonneveld, and Jorn Bruggeman
Lessons Learned Restoring an Urban Forest on a Closed Landfill
(New York) by Jennifer
H. Mattei, Steven
N. Handel, and George
R. Robinson
Volunteers Conduct Standardized Rare-Plant Monitoring on
a Regional Scale (Illinois) by Susanne
Masi
Students Restore Riparian Bird Habitat Through Service
Learning Program (Utah) by Vaughn
Lovejoy
Book Reviews
Flames in Our Forest: Disaster or Renewal? Stephen
F. Arno and Steven Allsion-Bunnell. 2002. Washington, D.C.: Island
Press. Cloth, $45, ISBN: 1-55963-882-6. Paper, $19.95, ISBN:
1-55963-883-4. 228 pages. Review by Peter
Fule
Rare Plants of South Florida: Their History, Conservation,
and Restoration George D. Gann, Keith A. Bradley,
and Steven W. Woodmansee. 2002. Miami, Florida: The Institute
for Regional Conservation. Paper, $49.95, ISBN: 0-9704987-0-5.
1,056 pages. Review by David
Martin
Fire, Native People and the Natural Landscape
Thomas R. Vale, editor. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth,
$50, ISBN: 1-55963-888-5. Paper, $25, ISBN: 1-55963-889-3. 238
pages. Review by Cliff
White
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