Ecological Restoration
Volume 22 Number 1 March 2004
Editorial
Looking for the Ethical Restorationist by Dave
Egan
Society for Ecological Restoration International Column
Notes from British Columbia by Eric
Higgs
News
Healthy Forests Bill Passes Congress; Signed by President
Bush
Leopold Restoration Awards Recognize Wisconsin Leaders
in Ecological Restoration
Floodgates Opened; Re-flooding of Marshes in Southeastern
Iraq Begins
Interior Secretary Norton Approves Healthy Forest Pilot
Projects
Articles
A Restoration Success: Longleaf Pine Seedlings Established
in Fire-Suppressed, Old-Growth Stand by John
S. Kush, Ralph S. Meldahl
and Chadwick Avery
South Texas Tamaulipan Thornscrub Restoration Experiment
Measures Growth of Planted Woody Species by Kern
Ewing and Chris Best
Restoring Biodiversity to Pinon-Juniper Woodlands by
Steven Albert, Nelson
Luna, Roger Jensen and Larry
Livingston
Subalpine Meadow Restoration in Yosemite National Park
by Sean Eagan, Peter
Newman, Sue Fritzke
and Louise Johnson
Wetland Restoration of an Exploratory Well on Alaska's
North Slope: A Learning Experience by Janet
G. Kidd, Bill Streever,
and Michael R. Joyce
and Lloyd
H. Fanter
Festival Fire by Colette
R. Palamar, Ph.D.
Notes
Early to Midsummer Prairie Plantings Produce Splendid Results:
A 25-Year Study (Wisconsin) by J.A. Schwarzmeier
Long-Term Data on Effectiveness of Treatments to Regenerate
Atlantic White-Cedar on Small Sites (New Jersey) by George
Zimmerman and Kristin Mylecraine
Few Native Species Colonize on Mudflats Ten Years After
Dam Removal (Wisconsin) by Taly
Dawn Drezner
Great Lakes Clams Find Refuge from Zebra Mussels in Restored,
Lake-Connected Marsh (Ohio) by S.
Jerrine Nichols and Douglas A. Wilcox
Initial Ecosystem Response of Salt Marshes to Ditch Plugging
and Pool Creation (Maine) by Susan
Adamowicz, Charles Roman, Graham Taylor, Kate O'Brien and
Mary-Jane James-Pirri
Thin-Layer Spraying Technique Restores Tidal Marsh Elevations
in Demonstration Project (Maryland) by Steven
Kopecky
Monitoring Salt Marsh Response to Open Marsh Water Management
by Mary-Jane James-Pirri,
R. Michael Erwin, Diann J. Prosser and Janith Taylor
Indicator Species and Time Series Images Reveal Progress
of Dune Habitat Restoration (California) by Cameron
Barrows
Management for the Whole: Livestock Grazing Approach Brings
New Life to Arid Rangelands (Nevada) by Tony
Tipton and Jerrie Tipton
Table Sugar Shows Promise for Controlling Reed Canarygrass
(Illinois) by Kathleen M.
Paap and Dennis W. Nyberg
Restoring Open Meadow Habitat for Rare Nabokov's Blue Butterfly
(Minnesota) by Robin S.
Vora and Robert
Dana
Agreement with Landowner Serves as Model for Recovering
the Endangered Houston Toad (Texas) by David
W. Wolfe and Michele Amador
Growing Solutions Integrates Education and Watershed Restoration
(California) by Karen
Flagg and Stephanie Langsdorf
Seed Bomb Project Blends Art, Restoration, and Community
Activism (California) by Kathyrn
A. Miller
New Zealand's Border Protection Quarantine and Surveillance:
A Potential Model for Hawai'i by Lloyd
Loope
Book Reviews
Community Forestry in the United States: Learning from
the Past, Crafting the Future Mark Baker and Jonathan
Kusel 2003. Washington, DC: Island Press. Cloth, $50, ISBN: 1-55963-983-0.
Paper, $25, ISBN: 1-55963-984-9. 264 pages. Review by Gigi La Budde
A Natural History of the Chicago Region Joel
Greenberg. 2002. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Cloth,
$40. ISBN: 0-22630-648-8. 592 pages. Review by Stephen
Packard
Restoration of Puget Sound Rivers David
R. Montgomery, Susan Bolton, Derek B. Booth and Leslie Wall,
editors. 2003. Seattle: University of Washington Press. Paper,
$30. ISBN: 0-295-98295-0. 512 pages. Review by David
Chapin
Restoration of the Great Lakes: Promises, Practices,
and Performances Mark Sproule-Jones. 2002. Vancouver:
University of British Columbia Press. Cloth, $75. ISBN: 07748-0870-5.
Paper, $29.95. ISBN: 07748-0871-3. 149 pages. Review by Karen Rodriguez
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