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Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 1(1), June 1981

Editorial

• Restoration and Management Notes: A Beginning by William R. Jordan III

Articles

• Restoration and Management: The Steward's Point of View by Rex Boner and Mark Heitlinger
• Restoration and Management: An Ecologist's Perspective by John Cairns, Jr.

Notes

• Fire in Savanna Restoration: A 17-Year Record Minnesota by Dr. Frank D. Irving
• Butterflies, Grasshoppers Surveyed at Ordway Prairie (South Dakota) by Deanne Schmidt and Paul M. Bultsma
• 22-Year Prairie Management Report (Kansas) by W. Dean Kettle and Henry S. Fitch
• Five-Year Study of Response of Prairie Forbs to Spring and Fall Burns Under Way (Wisconsin) by Richard Henderson and Evelyn Howell
• Effects of Fire on Savanna Vegetation (Indiana) by John A. Bacone
• Response of White Lady's Slipper to a Fall Burn (Michigan) by Margaret Kohring
• Switchgrass Problem in Prairie Restoration (Michigan) by Robert J. Pleznac
• Strip Method of Prairie Restoration to be Tested at Retzer Center (Wisconsin) by Jerry Schwartmeier
• Spring Burning Mixed Prairies (South Dakota) by Dr. David M. Engle and Paul M. Bultsma
• Prairie Recovering After Century of Farming, Neglect (Wisconsin) by Lynn Gierach
• Roundup Effective in Roadside Prairie Restoration (Wisconsin) by William C. Evans
• Control of Young Oaks in an Oak Savanna (Michigan) by Daniel C. Nepstad
• Control of Smooth Sumac by Cutting in a Mesic Prairie (Wisconsin) by Mark A. Martin
• Shredded Newspaper Helps Burn Green Grassland (Oregon) by Dr. Donald B. Lawrence
• No-Mow Management of Prairie Trails (Illinois) by Ron Panzer
• Factors Affecting Oak Regeneration in Natural Woodlands to be Studied (Wisconsin) by Sylvia Northey and Evelyn Howell
• Environmental Factors Inhibiting Reproduction of Beech (Indiana) by Dr. William Bliss Crankshaw
• Oak Regeneration Technique (North Carolina) by George Crockett
• A Hudson River Fresh Tidal Marsh: Management Planning (New York) by Erik Kiviat
• Maintaining a Fire Subclimax Salt Marsh Community with Prescribed Fire (Florida) by Willard Leenhouts
• Shrub Invasion of Wetland (Wisconsin) by Barbara K. Kogler and Evelyn A. Howell
• Sod Removal, Replacement Tried in Tidal Marsh Restoration (Rhode Island) by Gail Chmura and Linda Steere
• Prairie Forb Production at Department of Natural Resources Nursery (Wisconsin) by Richard F. Camp
• Propagation of Tennessee Milk Vetch, An Endangered Species in Illinois by Drs. Jerry and Carol Baskin
• Mechanical Planting of Container-Grown Natives on Highway Rights-of-Way (Illinois) by Charles H. Gouveia
• Container Production and Nursery Evaluation of Native Herbs (Tennessee) by Maureen Cunningham and Robert E. Farmer, Jr.
• Introduction of Conservative Prairie Species (Illinois) by Stephen Packard
• Establishment Techniques for Warm-Season Grasses: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Minnesota) by John J. Gunderson
• Kudzu Control in Two Southeastern National Parks (Kentucky, Tennessee) by Aaron E. Rosen
• Quackgrass Eradication in Preparation for Prairie Restoration (Michigan) by Daniel C. Nepstad
• Control of Honeysuckle and Buckthorn in Oak Forests (Wisconsin) by Dr. Virginia Kline
• Time and Cost Figures for Honeysuckle Control in a Disturbed Southern Wisconsin Forest by Richard Henderson and Evelyn A. Howell
• Mowing to Control Wild Parsnip (Wisconsin) by Dr. Virginia Kline
• Control of Common Mullein (Minnesota) by Dr. Donald B. Lawrence
• Strip Mine Reclamation: Performance, Erosion Control by Prairie Grasses (Iowa) by Dr. Lon D. Drake
• Natural Revegetation of Abandoned Lead and Zinc Mines (Wisconsin) by Robin W. Kimmerer
• Success, Effects of Fertilizing of Prairie Species on Iron Ore Tailings Being Assessed (Wisconsin) by Julie Hardell and Darrel Morrison
• Prairie Species Tested on Minesite Spoils (Illinois) by Stanley Zellmer
• Guiderail Sprayer to Reduce Herbicide Drift (New Jersey) by William Lloyd
• Roadside Vegetation Maintenance Practices by Wisconsin DOT by Warren A. Schmitz
• Tick-seeded Sunflower Successful on Filled Site (Pennsylvania) by F.M. Mooberry and Claire Murray
• Twenty-eight-Year-Old Naturalized Landscape at Connecticut Arboretum by William A. Niering
• A Landscape Strategy for Detention Basins (Pennsylvania) by Paul W. Meyer
• Native Grass for Lawns (South Dakota) by Paul M. Bultsma
• Restored Roadside Prairie to Highlight Park Entrance (Wisconsin) by Arnie L. Lindhauer
• Marten Introduction Program Underway (Michigan) by Dr. Margaret F. Herman
• Butterflies are Management Target at Oxen Pond Botanic Park (Newfoundland) by Bernard S. Jackson
• Buffalo Corrals at Ordway Prairie (South Dakota) by Paul M. Bultsma
• Study on the Effects of Water Dynamics on Larval Fish in Hardwood Wetlands Scheduled by Dr. Terry R. Finger and Elaine M. Stewart
• Wild Turkey Reintroduction (Wisconsin) by Ronald H. Nicklaus
• Birds of Missouri Prairie Relicts: Importance of Habitat Size by Dr. Fred B. Samson
• Giant Canada Goose Restored to Prairie (South Dakota) by Paul M. Bultsma
• Artificial Nest Sites Encourage Double-Crested Cormorants (Wisconsin) by James B. Hale
• Timber Wolves Resturning to Wisconsin: Management Policy by James B. Hale
• Inventory of Morman Island Crane Meadows Underway (Nebraska) by Gary Lingle
• Phosphate Mining and North Florida Bird Communities by David S. Maehr
• Nature Conservancy and Potomac Edison Cooperate on Right-of-Way Management (West Virginia) by Nancy Buckingham
• Methodologies for Historic Landscape Restoration (California) by Joe R. McBride and Jan Strahan
• Human Use, Effects of Wilderness, Management, Being Studied (California) by Michael P. Hamilton
• Ecological Performance Standards in Land Development (Pennsylvania) by Bruce K. Ferguson and Rupert Friday
• Moisture Competitition from Hedgerows Reduced by Root Plowing (Kansas) by Stephen Capel
• Urge Preservation of Genetic Purity in Prairie Management by Douglas E. Wade
• Problem: Control of Woody Vegetation in Sandhill Crane Habitat on Riverine Islands (Nebraska) by Gary Lingle
• Seed Cleaning and Planting Equipment Needed by Ed Brekke-Kramer
• Riparian Revegetation Information Needed by Randall Gray
• Early Warning System for Grasslands under Development (Minnesota) by Mark Heitlinger and Rex Boner
• Classified Wildlife Habitat Act (Indiana) by Wayne Machan
• The Restoration of Land: The Ecology and Reclamation of Derelict and Degraded Land by A.D. Bradshaw and M.J. Chadwick. Book review by Robert P. McIntosh
• The Prairie Garden by J. Robert Smith with Beatrice S. Smith. Book review by Evelyn A. Howell
• National Wildlife System Refuge Manual
• Directory to Resources on Wildflower Propagation
• The Prairie by J.E. Weaver and T.J. Fitzpatrick
• Proceedings of the Second Midwest Prairie Conference
• Native Grass Establishment Techniques for Wildlife Habitat or Pastures
• Establishment of Native Warm Season Grasses in Wisconsin by Eugene Woehler
• The Impact of Three Exotic Plant Species on a Potomac Island by L.K. Thomas
• The Mitigation Symposium: A National Workshop on Mitigating Losses of Fish and Wildlife Habitat--Proceedings
• Compatibility of Fish, Wildlife, and Floral Resources with Electric Power Facilities and Lands: An Industry Survey Analysis
• Establishment of Seeded Grasslands for Wildlife Habitat in the Prairie Pothole Region by Harold F. Duebbert, Erhling T. Jacobson, Kenneth F. Higgins and Erling B. Podoll
• Recent Forest Service Literature on Fire Ecology and Prescribed Burning by Mark Heitlinger
• Natural Areas Association
• Urban Wildlife Research Center
• Prairie Presevation Society of Ogle County (Illinois)
• Ecosystem Management Program at Antioch University (California)
• Fermilab Prairie Restoration (Illinois) by Dr. Stephen B. Bracker
• Konza Prairie Research Area (Kansas) by Lloyd C. Hulbert
• Bickelhaupt Arboretum (Iowa) by Frances and Bob Bickelhaupt
• Shaw Arboretum Tallgrass Prairie Restoration (Missouri) by William A. Davit
• Forest Glen Preserve Prairie (Illinois) by Marilyn F. Campbell and Doris L. Westfall
• Study and Visitor Facilities Planned at Prairie Restoration Site (Wisconsin) by Dr. James H. Zimmerman
• Native Community Restoration Program at The International Crane Foundation (Wisconsin) by Konrad Liegel
• Prairie Restoration Program at the Briarwood Valley Arboretum (Michigan) by Douglas Wm. Jaques
• Harris Tallgrass Prairie (Michigan) by Robert J. Pleznac and Kim Alan Chapman
• Developing Management Plan for Hemlock Forest Remnant in New York City byArthur H. Ode
• Restoration Projects in State Parks in Minnesota by Ed Brekke-Kramer
• DNR, DOT Cooperate to Protect Relict Prairie (Minnesota) by Ronald Peterson
• Schwamberger Preserve, a Wet-Mesic Prairie Remnant in Northwest Ohio by Nathan William Easterly
• Volunteers Help Manage Three Illinois Nature Preserves by Thomas W. Post
• Arcadia Urban Prairie Restoration (Michigan) by Kim Alan Chapman
• Annual Monitoring and Vegetational Analysis Program at the James Woodworth Prairie Preserve (Illinois) by Dr. Albert S. Rouffa
• Prairie Restoration at a Federal Waterfowl Area (South Dakota) by Dr. Gilbert W. Blankenspoor

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 1(2), April 1982

Editorial

• Going Ahead: R&MN I:2 by William R. Jordan III

Articles

• More Pieces for the Puzzle: Wildlife Management and the Restoration and Management Effort by Inga Brynildson
• Nongame Programs Benefit from Innovative Tax Checkoffs by Alexis Duxbury
• Nongame Wildlife in the Ecosystem Management Scheme: An Example in Missouri by Paul W. Nelson
• Ecosystems and Soil Nitrogen: A Critical Interaction Identified by Knute J. Nadelfoffer and John D. Aber

Notes

• Prairie Sod Transplant Results Assessed (Minnesota) by Scott Weber
• The Use of a Sod-cutter in Transplanting Prairie (Minnesota) by W. Daniel Svedarsky
• Successful Establishment of Stands of Cool-Season Native Grasses (North Dakota) by Kenneth F. Higgins, Harold F. Duebbert, and Erling T. Jacobson
• Bulldozer Use in Prairie--Oldfield Restoration (Wisconsin) by Simon Widstrand
• Establishment of Forbs in Grassland Areas (Nebraska) by Jayne Traeger and Dr. Sotero S. Salac
• Prairie Forbs for Revegetation of Disturbed Sites in Southern Alberta by Randolph Currah
• Effects of Prescribed Fire on American Hazel at the Cedar Creek Natural Area (Minnesota) by A.N. Axelrod and F.D. Irving
• Prairie Forbs Responses to Timing of Burns: Study Under Way (Wisconsin) by Richard Henderson and Evelyn Howell
• Assembly and Evaluation of Little Bluestem for Conservation Use in the Northern Great Plains (North Dakota) by Dwight A. Tober, Erling T. Jacobson, and Russell J. Haas
• Prairie Sampling Methods Tested for Value in Management Planning (Wisconsin) by Jean Marie Hartmann
• Survey of Prairie, Compassplant Population (Ohio) by Thomas M. Auffenorde
• First-Year Progress Report on Federation Fields Prairie Foundation at the International Crane Foundation (Wisconsin) by Dr. Evelyn Howell, Konrad Liegel, and Scott Freeman
• Herb Reestablishment in Beech-Maple Woodlot (Wisconsin) by Robert S. Ellarson and Scott R. Craven
• Oak Girdled to Release White Pines (Wisconsin) by Edward F. Vlach
• Machine to Plant Seed of Large-Seeded Tree Species Being Developed (Kentucky) from Proceedings of the 1980 Symposium on Surface Mining Hydrology, Sedimentology and Reclamation
• Ectomycorrhizae Accelerate Growth of Pines by Dr. Donald H. Marx and Donald E. Eagleston
• Methods for Identification and Preservation of Prime Forest Land (Pennsylvania) by Bruce K. Ferguson
• Natural Restoration of a Trout Stream (New Jersey) by Kerry T. Webster
• Stream Recovery Studied by Aquatic Ecology Group at Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Virginia) by John Cairns, Jr.
• Control of Woody Invasion of a Kettle Bog (Ohio) by Richard C. Armstrong and Katherine Heston
• Restoration and Management of the Columbia River Estuary (Oregon and Washington) by Michael D. DeLapa
• Wetland Created to Protect Pond (Michigan) by Douglas William Jaques
• Tidal Marsh Sod Replacement Trial: Progress Report (Rhode Island) by Linda Steere
• Purple Loosestrife Alert (Colorado and Illinois) by Daniel Q. Thompson and Doug Wade
• Use of 2,4-D for Control of Leafy Spurge (South Dakota) by Thomas W. Post
• Effects of Prescribed Fire on Honeysuckle and Other Ground Flora (North Carolina) by Dr. Lawrence S. Barden
• Wisteria Problem Identified; Burn Study Planned (Arkansas) by Keith R. Langdon
• Musk Thistle Control: Bibliography Available by Bonnie Heidel
• Beachgrass Control Methods Studied (California) by Sue C. Sweet
• Biological Control of Nuisance Vegetation by Grass Carp by Larry Mitzner
• Effects of Cutting and Herbicide Treatment on Smooth Sumac (Wisconsin) by Dr. Donald M. Waller
• Control of Sumac in a Sand Prairie by Repeated Cutting (Wisconsin) by Dr. Virginia M. Kline
• Mowing to Control Wild Parsnip (Wisconsin) by Dr. Virginia Kline
• Muskrat Research Part of Damariscove Island Preserve Plan (Maine) by Dr. Garrett C. Clough
• Deer, Wolf Decline Leads to Intensive Behavior Study (Minnesota) by Lynn L. Rogers
• Nest Boxes to Encourage Barn Owls (Illinois) by Francis M. Harty and Daniel G. Brouillard
• Management of Greater Prairie Chickens in Kansas by Jerry Horak
• Impact of Channelization and Associated Land Use Changes on Wildlife Habitat (Oklahoma) by Ray Doyle Hedrick
• Plants for Stormwater Retention Basins (Pennsylvania) by F.M. Mooberry
• Natural Revegetation of Zinc-Lead Tailings: Soil and Vegetation after 34, 51, and 80 Years (Wisconsin) by Ms. M.M. Cahsell, E.J. Taylor, F.W. Madison, and Dr. K.C. Kilian
• Computer-Assisted Wildlife Corridor Mapping for Developing Urban Areas (Maryland) by Charles A. Davis and John M. Morgan
• Adjacent Plants Used to Revegetate Disturbed Site Without Harvested Seed (Alaska) by F. Stuart Chapin III and Melissa C. Chapin (abstracted from Journal of Applied Ecology 17:449-456)
• Mulches for Revegetation: Tests Reported from Proceedings of the Symposium on Surface Mining Hydrology, Sedimentology, and Reclamation
• Mycorrhizae as Factor in Revegetation by Edith Bach Allen and Michael F. Allen (abstracted from Journal of Applied Ecology 17:139-147)
• Need Way to Move Prairie: Army Corps of Engineers (Nebraska) by Bob Nebel
• On Fire, Red Grouse, and Butterflies: A Query (Newfoundland) by Bernard S. Jackson
• Trail Deterioration Study Group Seeks Information (Vermont) by Richard M. Klein
• Writer Seeks Information on Environmental Restoration by John J. Berger
• Propose Pooling of Information About Prairie Burns by Doug Wade
• Prairie Society Seeks Information for Publications (Illinois) by Doug Wade
• Ordinance Regulates Naturalized Lawns (Wisconsin) by John Dieklemann
• The Wooing of Earth byRene Dubos Book review by Dr. Grant Cottam
• Natural Landscaping: Designing with Native Plant Communities by John Dieklemann and Robert Schuster Book review by Keith Wendt
• Landscaping with Native Plants in the Middle Atlantic Region by E.N. duPont; and Grow Native Shrubs in Your Garden by F.M. Mooberry and J.H. Scott Review by William A. Niering
• Growing Native--Native Plants for Landscape Use in Coastal Southern Florida by Richard Workman Book review by Rosemary Fleming
• Landscape Journal: Design, Planning and Management of the Land Review by William R. Jordan III
• Seasons of the Tallgrass Prairie by Carol Lerner Review by Dorothy Wade and Doug Wade
• Illinois Plants for Habitat Restoration: Commercial Availability, Characteristics and Fish and Wildlife Utlilization Illinois Department of Conservation, Mining Program
• Forests in Cities (abstract of Gordon G. Whitney and Stanley D. Adams. 1980. Man a Maker of New Plant Communities. Journal of Applied Ecology 17:431-448)
• Wetlands Revegetation and Creation Conference: List of Contents by Roy R. Lewis III and Jane L. Weber
• Wetland Restoration and Creation: Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Conference Review by Daniel E. Hubbard
• Vegetation in North America: A History of Shifting Patterns (abstract of Thompson Webb III. 1981. The Past 11,000 Years of Vegetational Changes in Eastern North America. Bioscience 31:501-506)
• A Guide for Revegetating Coal Mine Soils in the Eastern United States by Willis V. Vogel
• Presettlement Vegetation Map of Kalamazoo County, Michigan by Thomas W. Hodler, Richard Brewer, Lawrence G. Brewer, and Henry A. Raup
• Environmental Concernes in Rights-of-Way Management--Proceedings of Second Symposium, 1979 Review by Kenneth T. Wilkins
• Effects of Fire on Flora: A State-of-Knowledge Review by J.E. Lotan and others Book review by George Crockett
• Fire History and Fire Records for Everglades National Park, 1948-1979 by Dale L. Taylor
• Freshwater Wetlands: A Guide to Common Indicator Plants of the Northeast by Dennis W. Magee Book review by Linda Steere
• North American Range Plants by J. Stubbendieck, Stephan L. Hatch, and Kathie J. Kjar Book review by Ronald L. McGregor
• Prairie/Plains Resource Institute (Nebraska) by Bill and Jan Whitney
• The Nature Institute (Illinois)
• Hudsonia: An Ecological Research Institute in New York
• New Iowa Arboretum to Include Native, Restored Communities by Peter van der Linden
• Ecosystem Restoration Intership Announced by International Crane Foundation (Wisconsin) by Konrad Liegel
• Nature Conservancy Develops Prescribed Burn Record Form by Mark E. Heitlinger and Jeffrey R. Weigel
• Budget Worries, Planning, Caves Highlight Eighth Midwest Natural Areas Workshop by Greg Iffrig
• Water Dynamics and Flora of Big Oak Tree State Park (Missouri) by Wanda S. Oskins
• Prairie Restoration at the Gordon F. Moore Community Park by Mark W. Hall
• Seed Corn Grower Undertakes 126-Hectare Prairie Restoration (Iowa) by James A. Berry
• Prairie Display Added to Restored Prairie at Dawes Arboretum (Ohio) by Charles T. Gleaves
• Community Restoration Demonstration in an Urban Park (Illinois) by Ken Wenzel

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 1 Number 3, Winter 1983

Editorial

• Thoughts on Looking Back by William R. Jordan III

Articles

• Looking Back: A Pioneering Restoration Project Turns Fifty by William R. Jordan III
• Checking Up: A Veteran Prairie Restorationist Comes Back to Check His Work by William R. Jordan III
• And Elsewhere: Restoration Projects Proliferate at Arboreta and Botanical Gardens by Lucy Jarosz
• Research Note: On Learning about Ecosystems by Putting Them Back Together by William R. Jordan III
• Budget Cuts Hurt Federal Reclamation Programs by William R. Jordan III

Notes

• 45-Year-Old Restored Prairie Surveyed (Wisconsin) by Theodore M. Sperry
• Species Behavior on a Restored Prairie: Thirty Years of Data Compiled, Updated (Wisconsin) by Dr. Grant Cottam
• A Prairie Salvage in August (Iowa) by Lon D. Drake
• Planting Prairie with a Tine Harrow (Ohio) by Karl Smith and Thomas W. Stanley
• Sand Terraces Create Xeric Prairie Habitat by Douglas William Jaques
• Endangered and Threatened Plants of Illinois Prairies by John E. Schwegman
• Questions about Prairie Restoration on a Landfill Site (Wisconsin) by William K. Volkert
• Extension of Forest Habitat for Visual and Noise Screen (New York) by William V. Slade, Warren Buchanan, and Steve Earby
• Disturbance Effects on Subalpine Forests to be Studied (Colorado) by Dr. Thomas T. Veblen
• Forest Openings Maintained, Constructed to Benefit Wildlife (Wisconsin) by staff
• Freshwater Wetland Establishment Planned (Maryland) by William L. Branch
• Two Butterflies, Fire, and Wetland Management (Illinois) by Dr. Wayne E. Schennum
• Reclaimed, Natural Lakes Surveyed, Compared (Florida) by Oliver C. Boody IV
• Wetlands and the Phosphate Industry: Impacts Examined by Dr. David J. Robertson
• Fen Hydrology and Vegetation Studied (Wisconsin) by Deanne M. Lovely
• Native, Salt-tolerant Vegetation as a Shoreline Stabilizer (Florida) by William E. Hoffman
• Effects of Management Neglect on Caddisflies Surveyed (Illinois) by William S. Vinikour and Richard V. Anderson
• Wetland Restoration Order Enforcement: New Approaches (Rhode Island) by Carolyn Weymouth
• Bog Restoration Information Needed (Wisconsin) by Char Pingel
• Container Production of Prairie Forbs (Alberta) by Margaret Van Dyk and R. Currah
• Germination of Grassland Forb Seeds Tested (Alberta) by A. Smreciu and R. Currah
• Vegetative Propagation of Prairie Forbs (Alberta) by Margaret Van Dyk and R. Currah
• Transplanting Conifer Seedlings into Containers: Guidelines for Proper Timing Summarized (Louisiana) by William H. Pawuk
• Effect of Sterilants on Germination of Longleaf Pine Seeds Tested (Louisiana) by Thomas E. Campbell
• Coating Native Grass Seed to Facilitate Aerial Seeding (Nebraska) by Dr. J. Stubbendieck and Eric Kocher
• Propagation of Canadian Burnet, an Endangered Prairie Species in Illinois and Indiana by Stan Tyson
• Blowout Penstemon: A Rare Sandhills Endemic (Nebraska) by Dr. Ronald R. Weedon, Donna J. Norton, and Dr. J. Stubbendieck
• Introduction of Selected Prairie Forbs into an Established Tallgrass Prairie (Illinois) by Thomas E. Warkins
• Tatarian Honeysuckle Aphid: Possible Role in Control of its Escaped Host (Illinois) by Dr. David Voegtlin
• Controlling Quackgrass with Roundup in Established Warm-Season Prairie Grasses (Minnesota) by Laurence N. Gillette
• Glyphosate Tested for Control of Several Woody Species in Railroad Strip Prairies (Michigan) by Kim Alan Chapman
• Purple Loosestrife Management: Literature Reviewed by James E. Evans
• An Alternative to Cutting Aspen (Michigan) by Kim Alan Chapman
• Ground Squirrels Pose Management Dilemma (California) by F. Thomas Griggs
• Should Melanistic Mosquitofish be used in Mosquito Abatement Programs? by Dr. Randy G. Martin
• Birds as Preserve Management Indicators; Regional Perspective Urged (Ohio) by Reed F. Noss
• Mycorrhizae of Short Grass Prairie Forbs (Alberta) by R. Currah
• Mycorrhizae of Planted and Volunteer Vegetation on Surface-Mined Sites by Frederick M. Rothwell and Willis G. Vogel
• Techniques for the Use of Trees in the Reclamation of Phosphate Mined Lands (Florida) by Dr. David J. Robertson
• Enhanced Ecological Succession Following Phosphate Mining (Florida) by Dr. David J. Robertson
• Nineteen Tree and Shrub Species Tested on Refuse Landfill (New Jersey) by Edward F. Gilman and Ida A. Leone
• The Plant Information Network (PIN) by Dr. Phillip L. Dittberner and Mike Olson
• PLTSEL: A Computer-Assisted Native Plant Selection System for the Midwest and East by Associate Professor Gary L. Hightshoe
• A Land Use Decision Methodology for Mined Lands in Appalachia by Charles Yuill
• Anyone Using Computers in Restoration? (Ohio) by Gordon Mitchell
• Endangered Species Act Revised (Minnesota) by Barbara Coffin
• Fire in America: A Cultural History of Wildland and Rural Fire by Stephen J. Pyne Book review by E.V. Komarek and Roy Komarek
• Nature's Design: A Practical Guide to Natural Landscaping by Carol A. Smyser Book Review by Gary Hightshoe
• Native Trees for Urban and Rural America: A Planting Design Manual for Environmental Designers byGary L. Hightshoe Book review by Dr. William A. Niering
• Selected Proceeding of the Midwest Conference on Wetland Values and Management, Brandt Richardson, editor Review by H.J. Harris
• Natural Landscaping Workshop Proceedings (Wisconsin)
• Wildlife Value of Gravel Pits: Symposium Proceedings
• How to Manage Small Prairie Fires by Wayne R. Pauly Book review by staff
• Tips on the Management of Amphibians and Reptiles on Private Lands by Tom R. Johnson Review by staff
• Trees and Shrubs for the Improvement and Rehabilitation of Pits and Quarries in Ontario by S.B. Lowe Review by staff
• Estimating Wildlife Habitat Variables by Robert Hays Review by staff
• New Arboretum to Concentrate on Native Plants (Mississippi) by Jeanne B. Luckett
• The Missouri Prairie Foundation by Donald Christisen
• New Firm Design Landscaping to Attract Birds and Wildlife (Colorado) by Kent L. Christopher
• Restoring Native Landscapes at an Outdoor Ethnic Museum (Wisconsin) by Alan C. Pape
• Presettlement Prairie on Long Island; Prairie Restoration Begun in New York by Mr. Charles I. Keene
• Stillwater Prairie: A Streamside Prairie in West Central Ohio by Jeffrey D. Knoop
• Fermilab Prairie Reaches 100 Hectares, Invites Researchers (Illinois) by Stephen B. Bracker
• Rocky Great Lake Shoreline Evaluated (Michigan) by Carol Reschke and Evelyn A. Howell
• Plant Communities Assembled at North Carolina Botanical Garden by Charlotte A. Jones-Roe
• Experimental Display of Plants for Reclamation Established (Ontario) by Sarah B. Lowe and John D. Ambrose
• Native Plant Landscaping Demonstration (Illinois) by Al Stern
• Lyndon-Agnew Prairie Future Uncertain (Illinois) by James Duis
• School District Manages Cary Prairie (Illinois) by Randy R. Heidorn and Merle Nelson
• Tallgrass Prairie Restoration at Lyons Township High School (Illinois) by Rod Sharka and Jack Shouba
• Wolf Road Prairie (Illinois) by Jack Shouba
• Riparian Park Restoration and Management Plan Nearing Completion (California) by Kerry J. Dawson

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 1, Number 4 Summer 1983

Editorial

• On Ecosystem Doctoring by William R. Jordan III
• Summing Up Volume I by William R. Jordan III

Articles

• Hint of Green--Making Marshes Along the Atlantic Coast by William R. Jordan III
• Restoration Ecology: A Note on the Theory and Practice by Michael E. Gilpin

News

• Likens to Direct New Program at Cary
• Restoration Key to Assessing Environmental Damages Liability: Interior Seeks Aid
• And From the National Academy....
• New Series to Help Bridge Science-Conservation Gap
• Native Pastures Created in National Forests

Notes

• Fire Tolerance of Black Cherry and Black Oak Saplings in a Savanna (Wisconsin) by Richard Henderson
• Native Prairie Insects, Fire Studied on Prairie Remnants (Illinois) by Ron Panzer
• Tennessee Prairie with Many Rare Plants Comes Under Management Study by Larry Smith
• Tree Mortality by Fire in Oak Savanna Restoration (Minnesota) by F.D. Irving and S.E. Aksamit
• Site, Seeding Time Influence Success of Prairie Establishment (Nebraska) by William S. Whitney
• Vehicle Tracks Alter Prairie Vegetation, Soil (Illinois) by John Prokes, Karin A. Heiman, and Steven I. Apfelbaum
• Seed Banks Examined in Soil of Remnant and Restored Prairies (Wisconsin) by Katherine Heston
• Snowplowing Offers Advantages in Creating Prairie Firebreaks (Iowa) by Dr. Lon D. Drake
• Soil Fungi of Savannas and Xeric Prairies Investigated (Michigan) by Douglas William Jaques
• Reconstruction of Wet Prairie and Sedge Meadow on Disturbed Organic Soils Studied (Wisconsin) by Eugene E. Woehler
• Trumpeter Swan Reintroduced to Fermilab's Restored Prairie by Thomas E. Warkins
• Prescribed Fire Kills Meadow Voles (Illinois) by Jeffrey M. Ver Steeg, Francis M. Harty, and Lorree Harty
• Small Mammals Respond to Prairie Restoration (Illinois) by Carol J. Mahan
• Savanna Restoration Information Sought (Illinois) by John A. Alesandrini
• Research Reports Focus on Prairie Wetlands (North Dakota)
• On the Way: Eighth North American Prairie Conference Proceedings
• Use Highway Salt-spreader to Sow Prairie Seed (Illinois) by Thomas E. Warkins
• TNC Restoring Prairie, Studying Exotic in Northern California by Katherine Barrows
• Costs of Woodland, Lawn Restoration and Maintenance Compared (Ontario) by R.S. Dorney
• Hardwood Forest Restoration on Abraham Lincoln Farm, Advice Sought (Indiana) by Norman D. Hellmers
• Community Development in Old Surface Mine Reclamation Plantations (Pennsylvania) by Walter H. Davidson
• Have Cowbirds Caused Forest Songbirds to Decline? (Wisconsin) (Abstract of article: Brittingham, M.C. and S.A. Temple. 1983. Have Cowbirds caused forest songbirds to decline? Bioscience 33:31-35)
• Gila Wilderness Fire History Suggests Restoration May Require Planned Ignitions (Arizona) by T.W. Swetnam
• Impact of Timber Management Practices on Non-game Birds Reported in Vermont Conference Proceedings
• Fertilizer Stimulates Growth of Several Native Conifers on Minesoils (West Virginia)
• Wetlands of Bottomland Hardwood Forests, John R. Clark and Jay Benforado, editors Review by William E. Hoffman
• Understory-Overstory Vegetation Relationships: An Annotated Bibliography by Peter F. Ffolliot and Warren P. Clary
• Oiled Salt Marsh Restored by Sediment Stripping and Spartina Propagation (Maryland) by Dr. Christopher E. Tanner and Dr. Charles T. Krebs
• Tidal Flow Reduction Factor in Salt Marsh Restoration, Tide Gate Developed, Publication Planned (Connecticut) by Ron Rozsa
• Seatuck Marsh Restoration and Grassland Rehabilitation Projects Underway: Information Requested (New York) by Thomas S. Litwin
• Salt Marsh Restoration Techniques and Monitoring in San Francisco Bay (California) by Dr. Michael N. Josselyn
• Factors in Invasion of Sedge Meadow by Cattails Documented (Indiana) by Stephen I. Apfelbaum
• Fish, Invertabrates Respond to Removal of Sediments (Idaho) by Scott A. Grunder, Dr. Jack Griffith, and Guy Bonnivier
• Creation and Restoration of Coastal Plant Communities, Roy R. Lewis, editor Review by Alexis Dunbury
• Wetland Restoration and Enhancement in California, Michael Josselyn, editor
• Are You Really Planting Seed? Some Ways of Checking by Karl Smith
• Greenhouse Tests Not Good Indicator of Prairie Seed Germination in Field (Wisconsin) by Katherine P. Heston, Konrad Liegel, Richard Sprecher and Christine Anderson-Sprecher
• Time of Year is Factor in Success of Directly Seeded Forbs (Nebraska) by Jayne M. Traeger and Richard K. Sutton
• Canadian Buffaloberry Propagated (Alberta) by Pauline V. Martin
• Endangered Globe-flower: Cultural Requirements to be Studied (Ohio) by Brian Parsons and Tom Yates
• Preservation and Introduction of Heart-shaped Plantain (Wisconsin) by Julie Stromber, Mike Kunowski, and Forest Stearns
• Valley Oak Reestablishment Techniques Tested (California) by Pamela C. Muick
• Containerized Pines Promising for Revegetating Difficult Sites (Louisiana)
• Nonchemical Control of Leafy Spurge and Wormwood Sage: Study Initiated (South Dakota) by Allen A. Steuter
• Control of Sweet Clover in a Restored Prairie (Wisconsin) by Dr. Virginia M. Kline
• Electric Fence for Predator Control: Information Requested by Dennis Minsky
• Stilt Grass Control Measures Needed (Pennsylvania) by Bill Olson
• Role of Nurse, Cover Crops in Encouraging Establishment of Natives on Reclaimed Land: An Evaluation (Pennsylvania) by Fred J. Brenner and Connie Goughler
• Tree Survival and Succession on 35-Year-Old Strip-mine Test Plantings (Pennsylvania) by William S. Schuster and Dr. Russell J. Hutnik
• Development of an Ecological Management Model for Michigan Interstate Highway Roadsides by Brad Burkhart
• Mine Reclamation Poses Wildlife Management Dilemma (West Virginia) by David E. Samuel
• The Natural Revegetation of a Small Yahara Valley Prairie Fen (Wisconsin) by James Hall Zimmerman
• Roadway Pollutants, Management Alternatives Studied (Illinois) by Steven I. Apfelbaum
• Establishment of Vegetation on Dredged Material Disposal Islands in the Mississippi River (Minnesota, Wisconsin) by Robert Anfang and David Dralle
• Recovery of Trampled Bryophyte Communities (Virginia) by Susan Moyle Studlar
• Soil Water and Drought Resistance of Natives on Reclamation Site Studied (Arizona) by Scott D. Wilkins and Jeffrey M. Klopatek
• Study of Mycorrhizae in Reclaimed Soil Under Way (Arizona) by Carole A. Coe and Jeffrey M. Klopatek

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 2, Number 1 Summer 1984

Editorials

• Thinking about Restoration by William R. Jordan, III
• Guest Editorial: About Not Knowing Everything by Reed F. Noss

Articles

• Working with the River by William R. Jordan, III
• Restoration and Preservation-An Interview with Tom Bonnicksen
• National Wildflower Research Center
• Forest Restoration at Fancher Center by Robert Hellmann
• IPM: A Review for Natural Area Managers by James E. Evans and Mark Heitlinger

Notes

• Native Grasses Restored by Direct Seeding into Sod; Prairie Remnants Discovered in Old Pastures (Nebraska) by Lowell E. Moser and John F. Samson
• No-till Prairie Establishment Technique Tested (Wisconsin) by Wayne R. Pauly
• Spring and Fall Prairie Plantings Compared (Wisconsin) by Konrad Liegel and Laura Luthin
• Coated Seed Used in Reestablishing Sandhill Grasslands (Nebraska) by Eric Kocher, Dr. J. Stubbendieck, and Dr. S.S. Waller
• Revegetation of Abandoned Cropland in the Sandhills (Nebraska) by S. Schuckert, Dr. J. Stubbendieck, and Dr. S.S. Waller
• Creation of Sandhills Community at North Carolina Botanical Garden by James L. Ward
• Sand Barrens Constructed at Bowman's Hill (Pennsylvania) by William Olson
• Performance of Prairie Species on Landfill Tested (Wisconsin) by Robert Peven and Evelyn Howell
• Grassland Restoration in California Surveyed: Role for Gardens, Arboreta Identified by Barbara M. Pitschel
• Burning Increases Species Diversity of Grassland in England by Bryn H. Green
• Grassland Deterioration Found Stable (Great Britain) by Peter A. Gay and Bryn H. Green
• Meadow Response to April, June, July Mowing (Pennsylvania) by F. M. Mooberry
• Response of Prairie Fringed Orchid to Fire and Reduction in Grazing (Nebraska) by Paul J. Currier
• Red Pine, Shooting Star, Parsnip: Responses to Burning (Wisconsin) by Wayne R. Pauly
• List of Prairie Seed Collecting Dates Available (Wisconsin) by Konrad Liegel and Laura Luthin
• Bulk Seed Harvesting from Native Prairies on Public Lands (North Dakota) by Lloyd A. Jones
• Combine Used to Harvest Seed from Planted Native Grass Fields and Native Prairie (North Dakota) by Dave Potter
• Ants Disperse Seed of Herb Species in a Restored Maple Forest (Wisconsin) by Brock Woods
• Mesic Forest Restoration Results Influenced by Topography, Microclimate (Wisconsin) by Elizabeth Wildman-Evans and Bill Albright
• Fire Provides Unusual Opportunity for Before and-After Study of Bird Populations (Minnesota) by Steven I. Apfelbaum and Alan W. Haney
• Mesic Forest, Mining Provide Research Opportunities at Savage Creek (Tennessee) by John Christof
• Fen Construction in Restored Prairie Will Provide Opportunity for pH Studies (Illinois) by David S. Sollenberger
• Bog and Prairie Restoration at Holden Arboretum (Ohio) by Brian C. Parsons
• Test Salt to Control Phragmites in Salt Marsh Restoration (Connecticut) by Robert J. Jontos, Jr. and Christopher P. Allan
• Phosphorus Reduction Key to Restoration of Small Lake (Wisconsin) by Paul J. Garrison and Douglas R. Knauer
• FWS to Rent Land for Wetland Restoration in Mid-continent Pothole Region (Minnesota) by Carl R. Madsen
• Wetland Boardwalks: Information Needed by Charles Brownold
• What is Effect of Abrupt Water Level Change on Wetland? By Charles Brownold
• Major Pest Species Listed, Control Measures Summarized at Natural Areas Workshop by K. Andrew West
• Sweet Clover Control in Planted Prairies: Refined Mow/Burn Prescription Tested (Wisconsin) by J. A. Schwarzmeier
• Buckthorn Control with Herbicide Tested (Illinois) by Steven I. Apfelbaum
• Buckthorn Control with 2,4-D/2,4-DP (Wisconsin) by Russell Hefty
• Double-cut Technique, Herbicides Appear Effective Against Prickly Ash (Wisconsin) by Jeffrey D. Knoop
• Prairie Restoration and Gorse Control Research Under Way (California) by David Amme
• British Ecologists Discuss Scientific, Practical Importance of Restoration Efforts
• Comprehensive Restoration Research Program to Include Basic Studies of Community Dynamics (Colorado) by Edward F. Redente
• Species Diversity Related to Soil Properties in Revegetation Study; Implications for Management (Colorado) by John M. Stark and Edward F. Redente
• Woody Vegetation Clearing on the Platte River Aids Restoration of Sandhill Crane Roosting Habitat (Nebraska) by Paul J. Currier
• Mast-producing Natives Direct-seeded on Surface-mined Sites (Pennsylvania) by Fred J. Brenner and Natalie Lewis Simon
• Species Substitution Common in Naturalistic Landscape Plantings for Cities and Zoos (Washington) by Andrew F. Gorski
• Examines Relationship Between Restoration and Landscape Architecture by Tim Keane
• Evaluating Performance of Native Plants in Central Park (New York) by Geraldine Weinstein
• Long-term, Integrated Ecological Research Programs Sought by Frank Egler

Book Reviews

• The Nature of Naturalization II by Frank E. Egler. 1983. Dover: Delaware State College. 145 pp. Reviewed by James H. Fownes
• Gaia by J. E. Lovelock. 1979. Oxford University Press. Reviewed by John Aber
• Revegetation Studies with Alberta's Native Wildflowers by R. Currah and A. Smreciu and Prairie Wildflowers by R. Currah, A. Smreciu, and M. Van Dyk.1983. Friends of the Devonian Botanic Garden. Reviewed by Ron Bowen
• Proceedings of the Seventh North American Prairie Conference by C.L. Kucera (ed.). 1983. 321 pp. Review by D.M. Christisen
• Reclamation and the Phosphate Industry: Proceedings of the Symposium by David J. Robertson (ed.) 1983. Florida Institute of Phosphate Research. 516 pp. Reviewed by Bill Pell
• Reclamation of Drastically Disturbed Lands by Frank W. Schaller and Paul Sutton (eds.). 1978. 768 pp. Reviewed by W. Clark Ashby
• User Guide to Vegetation: Mining and Reclamation in the West by Surface Environment and Mining Program (SEAM). Intermt. Forest and Range Experiment Station. 1979. Reviewed by J. D. Jastrow

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 2, Number 2 Winter 1984

Editorials

• Redwoods, Medieval Cathedrals, and a Comment from Henry Thoreau by William R. Jordan III
• Learning by Doing by Joyce Ann Powers
• Mine Reclamation and the Environment by Lynn B. Starnes

Articles

• Restoration Among the Redwoods by Bob Belous
• Redwood Creek Estuary by Sandra L. Keith
• Viewpoint: An Interview with John Berger
• Saving the Pieces-a New Center for Plant Conservation by Frank Thibodeau

Notes

• Experimental Burns, Reintroductions in Savanna Restoration Project (Minnesota) by R. V. Papike
• Little bluestem, Switchgrass, Forbs: Performance on Mined Lands Studied; Followup Planned (Illinois) by Gretchen Bonfert and Dr. W. Clark Ashby
• Prairie Natives, Paper Mill Sludge Tested on Taconite Tailings (Wisconsin) by Thomas C. Hunt
• Perennial Bunchgrass Meadow Restoration Under Way; Establishment, Mulching Techniques Tested (California) by Charli Danielsen and Linda Haymaker
• Patchwork Prairie Restoration Technique Tested (Iowa) by Marlyn Bausman and Gene Heinemann
• Large-scale nursery Production of Native Perennial Grasses for Erosion Control (California) by David Amme and Charlice W. Danielsen
• Valley Oak Savanna Restoration (California) by Karen Swirskey and Dr. William L. Halvorson
• Grassland Restoration on Eroded Island Soils (California) by Dr. William L. Halvorson
• Breeding Bird Use of Recently Planted Native Grasslands (North Dakota) by Robert M. Barta and Kenneth F. Higgins
• Grassland Restoration Practitioners Surveyed for State-of-Art Report by David Marcil
• Forest Recovery Following Agricultural Disturbance Appears Slower than on Clear-cut Site (New Hampshire) by Dr. Rebecca E. Bormann
• Propose Age Class Management Strategy in Fraser Fir Rescue Effort (Tennessee, North Carolina) by Christopher Eagar and Peter S. White
• Species Introductions Proposed in Oak Forest Management (Illinois) by George Ware
• Nutrients Accelerate Growth of Four Species on Copper Mine Site (Tennessee)
• Reforestation of Mined Land: Techniques, Problems Summarized
• Vernal Ponds Restored, Amphibians Introduced (New Jersey) by John Serrao
• Wetland Creation Explored as Alternative to Slurry Pond Reclamation (Indiana) by Carol S. Thompson
• Stream Relocation on Surface Mined Land (Indiana) by Carol S. Thompson
• Project Documents Recovery of Reclaimed Stream, Forest Community (Florida) by Dr. David J. Robertson
• Habitat Modification for the Cultivation of Acid Bog Plants (Illinois) by W. S. Tyson
• Seed Bank Composition and Behavior Suggest Wetland Management Strategies (Utah) by Dr. Loren M. Smith
• Biological Sealant Employed to Create Ponds on Porous, Coralline Soils (Seychelles) by John Todd
• Plan Study, Restoration, of Experimentally Acidified Lake (Wisconsin) by Dr. Thomas B. Sheffy
• Dune Building along East Coast Barrier Islands by Dr. Stephen P. Leatherman
• Early-Colonizing Species Recommended for Alpine Revegetation; Species Identified (Montana) by Jeanne C. Chambers, Ray W. Brown, and Robert S. Johnston
• Revegetation of Alpine Ecosystems Disturbed by Mining (Utah, Montana, Colorado) by Ray W. Brown, Robert S. Johnston, and Jeanne C. Chambers
• Grassy Balds Pose Restoration, Management Puzzle in Great Smoky Mountains National Park (Tennessee and North Carolina) by Peter S. White
• The Reestablishment of Lupinus sericatus (California) by George Edmunson, Frank Chan, and Nancy Crane
• Woody Natives Selected, Propagated for Conservation Use (North Dakota) by Russell J. Haas, Erling T. Jacobson, and Dwight A. Tober
• Basic Research on the Biology of Leafy Spurge (North Dakota) by Dr. Donald S. Galitz
• 1984 Leafy Spurge Symposium by Dr. Donald S. Galitz
• Factors in Buckthorn Invasion Documented; Control Measure Checked (Wisconsin) by Linda Coenen Gourley and Evelyn Howell
• Black Locust Control with Several Herbicides, Techniques, Tested (Wisconsin) by Konrad Liegel, Rebecca Marty and Jonathan Lyon
• Gorse Control, Plant Introductions Highlight Restoration Effort at Jughandle Reserve (California) by David Amme and Dr. Paul Zinke
• Gray Dogwood Controlled by Summer-Fall Cutting, Herbicide (Illinois) by Ross F. Sweeny
• Purple Loosestrife Task Force Update (Wisconsin) by Noel J. Cutright
• Restoration of Broom Snakeweed Infested Blue Grama Communities (Texas) by Dr. Ronald E. Sosebee
• Noxious Brush and Weed Control-Range and Wildlife Management Research Highlights
• Urbanites' Preferences and Perceptions of Forested Environments (Illinois) by Dr. Herbert Schroeder
• Analysis of Factors Influencing Natural Revegetation Provides Clues to Restoration Techniques (British Columbia) by Michael A. Brady
• Long-term Natural Recovery Rates of Vegetation and Soils in Subalpine Campsites (California) by Thomas J. Stohlgren
• Factors Influencing the Distribution of Plants on Landfill Sites by Ida A. Leone and Franklin B. Flower
• Native Grasses Perform Well on Surface Mined Sites (North Dakota) by Dwight A. Tober, Erling T. Jacobson, and Russell J. Haas
• Native Woodland Species for Surface Mine Reclamation (North Dakota) by Dale C. Darris, Erling T. Jacobson, and Russell J. Haas
• Direct-Seeding Trials in Sand Quarry Revegetation (California) by Donald Thomas and Clifford Schmidt
• Computer Software Sourcebook Planned; Information Sought by Franklin J. Svoboda
• Stress and the Unity of Ecological and Human Systems
• What Happens to Native Grasses When Grazing Stops? By Kathleen A. Dwire
• Organic Wastes, Inorganic Amendments Affect Revegetation on Acidic Minesoil (West Virginia)

Book Reviews

• An Ecological Framework for Environmental Impact Assessment in Canada by G.E. Beanlands and P.N. Duinker. 1983. Dalhousie University. Reviewed by Gordon H. Orians
• Lob Trees in the Wilderness by Clifford and Isabel Ahlgren. 1984. University of Minnesota Press. 218 pp. Reviewed by Frank D. Irving
• National Forest Planning: A Conservationist's Guide by V. Alaric Sample, Jr. and Peter C. Kirby. The Wilderness Society. 121 pp. Reviewed by William L. Webb
• Sowing Forests from the Air 1981. National Academy Press. 61 pp. Reviewed by T.E. Campbell
• Stewardship 1983: Managing the Natural and Scenic Resources of the California State Park System California Department of Parks and Recreation. Reviewed by Bruce Kennedy

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 3, Number 1 Summer 1985

Editorials

• On the Imitation of Nature by William R. Jordan III
• The Anti-Management Revolt by Donald Worster

Articles

• NPI by John E. Ross
• Restoration Ecology Symposium
• Overview: Mycorrhizae by R. Michael Miller
• Drawing by Roberta Simonds
• Update: Minimum Viable Populations by Peter Brussard
• PRI-A Prairie Nursery by Ron Bowen
• Ecological Value of Pine Plantations by Roger D. Applegate

Notes

• Change in Grass to Forb Ratio Documented at ICF Prairie Restoration (Wisconsin) by Konrad Liegel and Jonathan Lyon
• Prairie Soil Restoration Research Summarized (Illinois) by William S. Dancer
• Costs Compared for Burning Versus Mowing on Small Prairies and Old Fields (Wisconsin) by Simon Widstrand
• Management Costs Tabulated for Restored Prairie (Wisconsin) by Simon Widstrand
• Optimum Times and Transplanting Methods for Salvaging Mature Prairie Plants (Wisconsin) by S. Kelly Kearns
• Tallgrass Prairie Sod Transplanted in Northern Texas by Ken Steigman
• Late Germinating Preirie Grasses Survive First Winter (Wisconsin) by Russell Hefty and Simon Widstrand
• Native Vegetation Reintroduction Efforts Using Two- and Three-Year-Old Rootstock (Wisconsin) by Michael Ripp
• Small Mammal Study Initiated at Parkland Prairie (Illinois) by Roger D. Applegate
• Vegetation Responses to Controlled Burning on a Reconstructed Prairie Monitored (Iowa) by Paul Christiansen
• A Guide to Minnesota Prairies by Keith M. Wendt
• Roundup Affects Species Composition and Community Structure of Logged Sites (Minnesota) by Steven I. Apfelbaum and Alan W. Haney
• Bird Population Changes in Recovering Conifer Forests Documented (Minnesota and Ontario) by Steven I. Apfelbaum and Alan W. Haney
• Phosphorus Is Critical Inorganic Nutrient in Lake Michigan Nuisance Cladophora Growths (Wisconsin) by Gerald C. Gerloff, Vic Muth and George P. Fitzgerald
• Salt Marsh Restoration in Southern California by Joy B. Zedler
• Examine Factors Influencing Effects of Oil Spills on Salt Marshes by Steve K. Alexander and James W. Webb, Jr.
• Elevation, Moisture, and Fertilization Affect Restoration of Brackish-Water Marshes (North Carolina) by Stephen W. Broome and Ernest D. Seneca
• Pollution Abatement and Recolonization in Waterways by T.H. Roush
• Salt Marsh Restoration - A Guidebook for Southern California by Joy B. Zedler
• Small-Stream Recovery Following Surface Mining in East-Central Kentucky by Branley A. Branson, Donald L. Batch and Willie R. Curtis
• Dune Construction Patterned After Natural Model (New Jersey, New York) by J>T> Tanacredi
• Mountain Cranberry Bog Created (North Carolina) by Harry Phillips
• Dune Restoration and Revegetation Manual by Jack Salmon, Don Henningsen and Thomas McAlpin
• Vesicular-Arbuscular Mycorrhizae and Greenhouse Production of Three Native Tallgrass Prairie Forbs (Kansas) by Jayne Zajicek-Traeger, M. Lewnes Albrecht and B.A. Daniels Hetrick
• Larner Seeds Specializes in Seeds of Plants Native to California and New England (California) by Judith Lowry
• Container Production and Nursery Evaluation of Native Herbaceous Plants for Landscaping and Revegetation of Disturbed Sites by Maureen Cunningham and Robert E. Farmer, Jr.
• Ecological Characteristics of Buckthorn to Be Investigated (Wisconsin) by B.J. Brown, M.E. Jach and R.A. Harrington
• Purple Loosestrife Coalition Requests Help (Minnesota) by Bonnie L. Harper
• Information Sought on Mexican Bamboo (Wisconsin) by Wayne R. Pauly
• Girdling Information Sought by Stephen Packard
• Honeysuckle Controlled by Hand Pulling (Illinois) by Robert Todd
• Lichen Community Monitoring, a Possible Tool for Management Planning (Minnesota, Indiana) by Karin A. Heiman, Alan W. Haney and Steven I. Apfelbaum
• Changes In Land Use and Landscape Features Associated with Proposed Phosphate Mine Reclamation Plans (Florida) by Wayne R. Marion and Timothy E. O'Meara
• Bird Communities Change During Reclamation of Phophate Mined Lands (Florida) by Wayne R. Marion and David S. Maehr
• Species Behavior is Factor in Natural Revegetation in an Abandoned Limestone Quarry (New York) by Kenneth W. Klemow
• Environmental Stresses Affect Vegetation Succession on Lead-Zinc Mine Waste (Wisconsin) by Robin Wall Kimmerer
• Grass Species Increase on Dredged Material Disposal Site in the Mississippi River (Minnesota-Wisconsin) by Robert Anfang
• Meadow Clearings Created to Increase Wildlife Diversity at Greenbrook Sanctuary (New Jersey) by John Serrao
• Reptile Habitat Created at Greenbrook Sanctuary (New Jersey) by John Serrao
• Sprayer Wand Modification Needed by Ed Brekke-Kramer
• Casuarina Evaluated for Reforestation: Promises and Ecological Risks. Casuarinas: Nitrogen-fixing Trees for Adverse Sites. 1984. Report of an Ad Hoc Panel of the Advisory Committee on Technology Innovation. National Academy Press. 118 pages (paper).
• Research Natural Areas: Baseline Monitoring and Management: Proceedings of a Symposium, Missoula, MT. 1984. Janet L. Johnson, Jerry F. Franklin and Richard G. Krebill (coordinators). General Technical Report INT-173. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Intermountain Forest and Range Experimant Station. 84 pages.
• Reclamation of Mined Lnads in the Southwest: A Symposium, October 20-22, 1982, Albuquerque, NM Earl F. Aldon and Wendall R. Oaks, eds. Soil Conservation Society of America-New Mexico Chapter, Albuquerque, NM.
• Transactions of the Forty-Eighth North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference Kenneth Sabol (ed.). 1983 Wildlife Management Institute, Washington, D.C. 566 pages ($16.00, paper)
• A Survey of Communication in the Field of Land Restoration by Karen G. Crossley

Book Reviews

• Man and the Mediterranean Forest: A History of Resource Depletion by J.V. Thirgood. 1981. Academic Press, London and New York. 194 pages. Reviewed by John Todd
• The Harvard Black Rock Forest by George W.S. Trow. The New Yorker Magazine. June 11, 1984. Reviewed by William R. Jordan III
• The Whole Earth Review Reviewed by Walter G. Rosen
• New Roots for Agriculture by Wes Jackson. 1980. Friends of the Earth and the Land Institute. 155 pages (paper)

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 3, Number 2 Winter 1985

Editorials

• Thoughts on the Acid Test by William R. Jordan III
• Exchange: "Restoration" vs. "Habitat Management" by Reed Noss and Lynn Starnes

Articles

• Global Climate Change: A Challenge for Restoration Ecology by Robert L. Peters II
• The Conservation Biology Initiative by William R. Jordan III
• An Interview with Michael Soule by William R. Jordan III
• Conservation Biology Conference II by Stephen Solheim and William Alverson
• Report: Ninth North American Prairie Conference by R.H. Pemble

Notes

• Coastal Long-leaf Pine Savanna Reconstructed in Piedmont Region (North Carolina) by James Ward
• Soil Scarification, Site Factors, Evaluated for Oak Savanna Restoration (Wisconsin) by Victoria Nuzzo
• Creating a Small Prairie: A Five Year Record (Ohio) by John Klein
• Natural and Restored Prairies, Management and Research in National Parks Surveyed by Gary Willson
• Factors Influencing Visibility of Forbs Studied (Wisconsin) by John Harrington
• Red Pine Restoration: An all-aged successional model (Minnesota) by Craig A. Cox
• Riparian Reforestation Along the South Fork of the Kern River (California) by Jan Strahan and Richard Hewett
• Disturbance and Succession in Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands Documented (Arizona) by James A. Tress, Jr. and Jeffrey M. Klopatek
• Techniques to Increase Diversity, Durability of Shelterbelts Tested (North Dakota) by Jon Bryan Burley
• Retention Pond Revegetation Methods Tested (North Dakota) by Jon Bryan Burley
• Wetland Vegetation Established in an Urban Setting (Maryland) by Keith Bowers
• Nipomo Dune Flora Successfully Propogated (California) by Woody Frey
• Practice of Transplanting Sensitive Plants in Mitigation Evaluated (California) by Lauren Cather
• White Camass Transplanted and Propogated Successfully (Ontario) by James L. Hodgins
• Herbicide Treatment of Kudzu (Tennessee) by Aaron Rosen and Susan P. Bratton
• Prescribed Burning Reduces Height and Canopy Cover of Western Snowberry (North Dakota) by Karen A. Smith
• Canada Thistle Response to Prescribed Burning (North Dakota) by Karen A. Smith
• Study Compares Vegetation, Soil and Nutrient Dynamics of Grazed, Recovering and Relict Blackbrush Ecosystems (Utah, Arizona) by Douglass L. Jeffries and Jeffrey M. Klopatek
• Roadside Vegetation Management: A Methodological Study Based on Natural Regeneration by Donald Kirk
• Visitor Impacts on Dunes Studied (Indiana and Michigan) by Ronald D. Hiebert
• Dune Trampling Studied at Cumberland Island National Seashore (Georgia) by Susan Power Bratton
• Buxton Woods-To Burn or Not to Burn? (North Carolina) by Susan Power Bratton
• Four-wing Saltbush Response to Indigenous Mycorrhizae (Arizona) by Carole Coe Klopatek and Jeffrey M. Klopatek
• Second Annual Native Plant Conference by Maureen Cunningham
• Revegetation, Agricultural Use of Semi-arid and Marginal Lands Explored by Jack Fritz
• Nest Box Recruitment of Black-bellied Whistling-ducks Studied (Texas) by Brian O'Kelley
• Native Tree Species Established on Mined Sites by Direct Seeding (Kentucky) by R.F. Wittwer
• Insect, Vegetation and Soil Recovery on Coal Spoilbanks-A 32-year Study (Indiana) by John Richard Schrock
• Reclamation Projects Evaluated, Report Planned (Wyoming, Idaho, Utah) by W. Kent Ostler, Dennis Hansen and Kevin Allred
• Natives Performance on Processed Shale Evaluated (Utah) by David C. Anderson, W. Kent Ostler, Cyrus M. McKell and Von Isaman
• A Guide for Revegetation of Mined Land in Eastern United States Using Municipal Sludge by William E. Sopper and Eileen M. Seaker
• Factors in Revegetation of Highly Acidic Mine Spoil Evaluated (Tennessee) by Ed Buckner, Michael Rikard and Sam Kunkle
• Test Effects of Competition on Native Shrubs on Reclamation Site (Pennsylvania) by H. Glenn Hughes
• Simultaneous Seeding of Woody, Herbaceous Species Tested (Pennsylvania) by H. Glenn Hughes and James W. Garthe
• Municipal Weed Ordinances Compared for 17 Cities (Wisconsin-Minnesota) by Ronald Bowen
• The Limits of Acceptable Change (LAC) System for Wilderness Planning by George H. Stankey et al.

Book Reviews

• National Parks, Conservation, and Development: The Role of Protected Areas in Sustaining Society by J.A. McNeely and K.R. Miller. 1984. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, DC. 825 Pages. Reviewed by Keith Wendt
• Growing and Propogating Wild Flowers by Harry R. Phillips. 1985. University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill. 330 pages. ($24.95 cloth, $14.95 paper). Reviewed by John Diekelmann
• Orion Nature Quarterly Reviewed by William R. Jordan III
• Wildlife Management as Scientific Experimentation by John McNab. 1983. The Wildlife Society Bulletin 11:397-401. Reviewed by William R. Jordan III

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 4(1), Summer 1986

Editorial

• Restoration and the Reentry of Nature by William R. Jordan III
• Guest Editorial: Manager Reflects on New Environmental Ethics Program at University of Georgia by Susan P. Bratton

Letter to the Editor

• Reply to letter by R.D. Henry by Ron Bowen

Articles

• Tropical Seagrass Restoration by Signe Holtz
• Woodland Restoration: An Overview by Evelyn Howell
• Going to School and Getting Jobs in the Reclamation Business by Mary Sagal and William R. Jordan III

Notes

• Cutting and Burning Restore A Degraded Black Oak Barrens (Wisconsin) by Signe L. Holtz
• Palouse Prairie Restoration at Nez Perce National Historic Site (Idaho) by Gerald Wright and Stephen Bunting
• Restoration of an Overgrown Oak Opening (Minnesota) by Charles Umbanhowar Jr.
• Performance of Prairie Species as Plant Cover on Former Waste Disposal Sites (Wisconsin) by Robert Peven and Dr. Evelyn Howell
• Restoring Coastal Prairie Communities: Exotic Plant Control (California) by Terri Thomas
• Restoring Oak Woodland: Exotic Plant Control Studies (California) by Terri Thomas
• Mulch, Soil Fertility and Prairie Forb Establishment in Iowa by Ms. Susan M. Patterson
• Effect of a Prescribed Burn on a Cedar Glade Community (Wisconsin) by Cathy Owen, Eric Espe, Konrad Liegel and Jonathan Binhammer
• An Increase in the Lespedeza leptostachya Population at a Nature Conservancy Preserve (Wisconsin) by Beth Eiseman and Karene A. Motivans
• Revegetation After Herbicide Control of Iceplant on Coastal Prairie (California) by Dr. Peter G. Connors
• Franklin's Ground Squirrel Translocated to an Illinois Prairie Preserve by Ron Panzer and Mary Schipp
• Forest Restoration Project in New York City by Susan D. Antenen
• Vegetation Restoration in a Road Salt Impacted Bog (Indiana) by Douglas A. Wilcox and Robert W. Buchholz
• Restoration of an Urban Coastal Wetland System (California) by Eric D. Metz
• Wetland Shrub Management Study (Wisconsin) by D. Dayton Reuter
• Corporate Wetland Creation Effort (North Carolina) by Rusty Walker
• Environmental Controls on Clonal Willow Growth (Wisconsin) by Robin A. Harrington
• Mitigation of Transportation-related Wetland Losses (Wisconsin) by Elizabeth A. Day
• Critique of Present Wetlands Mitigation Policies in the United States Based on an Analysis of Past Restoration Projects in San Francisco Bay by Margaret Seluk Race
• Restoration of Wetlands Along the Texas Gulf Coast by Randy L. Pitre
• Dune Revegetation Techniques Studied on an Artificially Created Coastal Dune System (California) by Andrea J. Pickart
• Dune Stabilization on San Miguel Island (California) by W.L. Halvorson, R.E. Koske and D.P. Morris
• The Revegetation Project at Cascade Pass: A Major Achievement at North Cascades (Washington) by John R. Douglass
• Stabilization of Beaches and Dunes by Vegetation in Florida by J.H. Davis Jr.
• Dune Restoration and Revegetation Manual by J. Salmon, D. Henningsen and T. McAlpin
• Propagation of Wild Ginger (Asarum canadense) From Seeds (Kentucky) by Drs. Jerry M. and Carol C. Baskin
• Germination Protocol for Aconitum noveboracense, a Threatened Species by Robert Cervelli, Margaret Kuchenreuther and Tim Kessenich
• Restoration of a Threatened Species: Fringed Gentian (Wisconsin) by James H. Zimmerman
• Control of Leafy Spurge in a Mixed Prairie Preserve (South Dakota) by Glenn Plumb
• Summary of Mexican Bamboo Control Methods (Wisconsin) by Wayne R. Pauly
• Garlic Mustard Information Request (Ohio) by Jeffrey D. Knoop
• Black Locust Control Tested (Wisconsin) by Jacalyn Fleming, Jonathon Lyon and Konrad Liegel
• Development of Flame Ring for Studying Effects of Fire on Plants (Idaho) by Stephen C. Bunting and Ronald Robberecht
• A Possible Lake Edge Effect on Upland Breeding Songbird Populations (Wisconsin) by James H. Zimmerman
• Effects of a Prescribed Burn on Florida Rosemary and Woody Goldenrod at Peachtree Rock Preserve (South Carolina) by Cynthia Aulbach-Smith
• Influence of Restoration Practices on Plant Community Development in the Semiarid West (Colorado) by Edward F. Redente
• Influence of Soil Disturbance on Native Plant Community Development and Mycorrhizal Fungi (Colorado) by Edward F. Redente
• Development of a Bioassessment Protocol (Oregon) by Dr. Spencer A. Peterson
• Appropriate Restoration Technologies for Regenerating Clearcuts by Dr. Howard Horowitz
• 19th Century Painting Used as Model for Restoration of Volcanic Crater in South West Australia by Ronald Anderson
• Register of Reclamation Research (RRR) by Drs. W. Clark Ashby and David A. Kost
• Benefits and Application of Pisolithus tinctorius Ectomycorrhizal Fungi for Tree Growth and Survival by Dr. Charles E. Cordell and Dr. Donald H. Marx
• Development of Vesicular-arbuscular Mycorrhizae in Revegetated Taconite Tailings at the Jackson County Iron Mine (Wisconsin) by Nancy Collins Johnson, Michael S. Adams and Thomas Hunt
• Restoration Ecology Internships Offered (Wisconsin) by Stuart Utley
• New Course on Landscape Resource Management: Information Sought (Iowa) by Gary Hightshoe
• Center for Restoration Ecology Established at University of Wisconsin-Madison by John Aber
• Tallgrass Prairie Restoration and Management Planned (Colorado) by William L. Baker

Book Reviews

• Landscape Ecology: Theory and Application by Z. Naveh and A.S. Lieberman. Reviewed by Keith Wendt
• Landscaping with Wildflowers and Native Plants by William H.W. Wilson. Reviewed by Evelyn Howell
• Restoring the Earth: How Americans are Working to Renew our Damaged Environment by John J. Berger and Alfred A. Knopf. Reviewed by William R. Jordan III

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 4(2), Winter 1986

Editorials

• Restoration and the Dilemma of Human Use by William R. Jordan III
• Guest Editorial: Quality Standards for Restoration Projects by Karl D. Smith
• Guest Editorial: Researcher Argues Craft Needs Firmer Foundations by William J. Platt

Letters to the Editor

• Comments Regarding Mini-Abstracts of R&MN 3(2) by Jack White
• Defense of Growing and Propagating Wildflowers by Harry Phillips by John Totten

Reviews

• Faking Nature-A Review by Peter Losin

Articles

• Bringing Back a Beautiful Landscape-Wetland Restoration on the Des Plaines River, Illinois by Signe Holtz
• Soil Studies at Fermilab Support Agricultural Role for Restored Prairies by R. Michael Miller and Julie D. Jastrow
• Restoration Ecology at Utah State by Michael F. Allen and Edith B. Allen
• Perspective: Restoration and Reunion with Nature by Carolyn Merchant

Notes

• A Novel Seeding Method-"Frost Seeding" by Dr. Lon Drake
• Test Role of Competition in Establishment of Nine "Difficult" Species (Wisconsin) by Evelyn Howell and Virginia M. Kline
• Railroad Rights-of-Way Prairies: Survey Under Way, Information Sought (Wisconsin) by John Harrington
• Prairie Restoration at the National Wildlife Health Laboratory by Ronald M. Windingstad
• Regional Fire Ecology of Northern Mixed Prairie (South Dakota) by Allen A. Steuter
• Response of Amelanchier sanguinea to Prescribed Burns (Wisconsin) by Richard A. Henderson
• Management of Tallgrass Prairie Remnants-the Front Range of Colorado by David W. Kuntz
• Prairie Restoration Curriculum Materials Available by International Crane Foundation
• Wooded Draws of the Northern High Plains: Characteristics, Value and Restoration (North and South Dakota) by Ardell J. Bjugstad
• Prescribed Burning as a Technique to Manage Insect Pests Interfering with Oak Regeneration (Ohio) by Susan L. Wright
• Recovery of a Central Hardwood Forest Following Whole-tree Clearcutting (Connecticut) by Louise M. Tritton
• Overbrowsing by Deer Threatens Remnant Hemlock Forests (Michigan) by Craig G. Lorimer and Lee E. Frelich
• Restoration of a Woolgrass-Dominated Sedge Meadow (Wisconsin) by John L. Larson and Forest Stearns
• Marsh Grass Reestablishment in the Virginia Chesapeake Bay System by C. Scott Hardaway
• Restoration of American Crocodile Habitat (Florida) by Arthur H. Weiner
• Wetlands of the Chesapeake, Protecting the Future of the Bay from Proceedings of the Conference
• Serpentine Flora Restoration at the Ring Mountain Preserve (California) by Greg Wolley
• Inglenook Fen-Ten Mile Dune Protection, Management and Restoration (California) by Dr. W. James Barry
• Fire as a Management Technique in Pitcher Plant Habitat (Mississippi) by Sidney McDaniel
• Management of Compass-plant, an Ohio Endangered Prairie Plant by Jennifer L. Windus
• Seed Predation on Gentiana saponaria (Ohio) by Jennifer L. Windus
• Reproduction of Baptisia leucantha (Wisconsin) by Robert A. McCabe
• Restoration of Atlantic Salmon to the Connecticut River Basin by Stephen G. Rideout
• Effects of Mowing on Wild Parsnip: Six Year Study (Wisconsin) by Dr. Virginia M. Kline
• Purple Loosestrife Control: Minimum Glyphosate Dose Sought (Wisconsin) by James A. Reinartz, James W. Popp and Margaret A. Kuchenreuther
• Cattails as a Competitive Control for Purple Loosestrife (Indiana) by Douglas A. Wilcox and Martin K. Seeling
• Aerial Survey for Purple Loosestrife (Illinois) by Randy R. Heidorn and William D. Glass
• Computerized Integrated Pest Management Decision Tree System by Anne Frondorf and Gary Johnston
• Problem Exotic Plants in Selected Parks of the Midwest Region and a Bibliography of their Management by Staff
• Revegetating Canal and Dam Disturbances in Alberta with Native Grasses, Forbs, and Shrubs by A. Smrciu and R. Currah
• Land Imprinting: A New Method for Dry Grassland Revegetation (Arizona) by Ray Anderson
• Reclamation Technology for Tailing Impoundments, Part 1: Containment; Part 2: Revegetation by R.C. Barth
• Natural Resource Development Grant Program Implemented in Regional Park and Recreation System (Minnesota) by Grant Scholen
• A New Meaning to Nuisance Species: City Ordinance to Control Exotics (Wisconsin) by Wayne G. Tlusty
• Establishment of an Arboretum/Outdoor Laboratory (Wisconsin) by Arlene Hensen
• Wisconsin Prairie Enthusiasts Form Group by Robin Rodrigue and Steve Apfelbaum
• Restoration Company Formed (Wisconsin) by Joyce Powers

Book Reviews

• Landscape Ecology by Richard T.T. Foreman and Michel Godron. Reviewed by David Egan
• A Garden of Wildflowers by Henry W. Art. Reviewed by Stan Tyson
• Ecoaccidents by J. Cairns, Jr. Reviewed by Joy Zedler
• Wild Flower Notes by New England Wild Flower Society, Inc. Reviewed by Staff

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 5(1), Summer, 1987

Editorials

• Restoration and Management as Theater by William R. Jordan III
• Guest Editorial: On Aesthetics and Restoration and Management by Darrel Morrison

Articles

• Rebirth of a River by Stephen Glass
• Reflections: The Humble Bee: Restoration as Natural Reproduction by Frederick Turner

Book Reviews

• Playing God in Yellowstone by Alston Chase. Reviewed by Keith Wendt, Michael E. Gilpin
• Conservation Biology: The Science of Scarcity and Diversity by Michael E. Soule. Reviewed by Robert L. Peters II

Notes

• Artificial Soil Compaction Tested as Weed Control Measure (Nebraska) by William S. Whitney
• Prairie Vegetation Planted on County Highways (Wisconsin) by Steven I. Apfelbaum
• Evaluation of Three Prairie Restorations (Minnesota) by Craig A. Cox
• Melilotus alba Control On a Prairie Remnant (Illinois) by Elisabeth M. Hanson
• Weed Reduction Methods Tested (Illinois) by Ken Schaal
• Control of Cypress Spurge, Live-Forever, and Periwinkle in a Tallgrass Prairie Remnant (Illinois) by Mary Kay Solecki and John Taft
• Tallgrass Prairie and Woodland Restoration: A One-year Record (Ontario) by Henrietta (Henny) Markus
• Tallgrass Prairie Restoration at Lincoln Creek Parkway (Nebraska) by William S. Whitney
• Vegetation Management in National Parks in Arid Areas of the Pacific Northwest by Jim Romo and William Krueger
• Forest Topsoil Seed banks for Introducing Native Species (Tennessee, Kentucky) by Dr. Gary L. Wade
• Rainforest Regeneration and Management: Report on an International Conference by Carl F. Jordan
• Reclamation Investigations on Disturbed Lands at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (Utah) by James S. Holland, Dennis R. Schramm and Jeffrey C. Meyer
• Control of Tung at Cumberland Island (Georgia) by Susan P. Bratton
• Restoration & Enhancement of Wetlands on Two South Chicago Properties (Illinois) by Daniel E. Willard
• Restoration of Dredge Canals in Coastal Marshes (Louisiana) by Christopher Neill and R. Eugene Turner
• Wetlands Restoration in the Florida Keys by Arthur H. Weiner
• Artificial Wetland for Mitigating Acid Mine Drainage Impacts (Pennsylvania) by Robert Kleinmann, William Fink and Sam Kunkle
• Wetland Restoration: A Decade of Projects in Coastal California by John Zentner
• Internships, Scholarships in Wetland Restoration and Creation Offered (Maryland) by Edgar W. Garbisch
• Pond and Small Island Being Restored (New Jersey) by Mindy O. Block, Robert G. Giffen and Fred von Mechow
• Native Plants, Fish Introduced in Lake Restoration Effort (Wisconsin) by Dale A. Berge
• Wild celery Transplanted (Wisconsin) by Leslie N. Peterson
• Habitat Reclamation for Endangered Butterflies on San Bruno Mountain (California) by Raymond C. Walsh
• Cottonweed Population Established (Ohio) by Marilyn Ortt
• Orchid Propagation/Management at Garden in the Woods (Massachusetts) by David R. Longland
• Ecological and Mycorrhizal Studies of Alberta Orchids by R. Currah, S. Hambleton and A. Smreciu
• Complete Control of Aspen by Shallow Girdling (Illinois) by Stephen Packard
• Mixed Results in Control of Trees by Shallow Girdling (Illinois) by Stephen Packard
• Control of Mature Sumac Clones (Illinois) by Stephen Packard
• Eradication of Buckthorn (Minnesota) by Denise Stocks
• Restoration of Native Vegetation Over Landfill (New Jersey) by Audrey Benda
• The Crandon Project Reclamation Plan (Wisconsin) by T.C. Hunt
• Burning-Always Necessary, Always Best? (Illinois) by Dr. John Voight
• Recreating an Indian Community (Ohio) by Gail E. Wagner and James M. Heilman
• Native Plant Restoration in Golden Gate National Recreation Area (California) by Timothy G. Stone
• Plant Species Used as Nest Sites by Passerine Birds on Reclaimed Surface Coal Mines (Pennsylvania) by Fred J. Brenner and Randall J. Clark
• Watershed Restoration Program (California) by Alyse M. Jacobson
• Restoration, Management Recurring Themes of National Forum on Biodiversity by William R. Jordan III
• Rangeland Research Grants Support Revegetation Research by Dr. Wayne K. Murphey
• Vegetation Management Courses Considered by Park Service by Susan P. Bratton
• Nesting Bluebirds Tolerate Prescribed Burn (Minnesota) by Craig A. Cox

Book Reviews

• Tidal Marsh Management, Terrestrial Vegetation Monitoring Manuals Available by Massachusetts Audubon Society. Reviewed by Staff.
• Conservation of Tidal Marshes by Franklin C. Daiber. Reviewed by Calvin B. DeWitt
• Lake and Reservoir Restoration by G.D. Cooke, E.B. Welch, S.A. Peterson and P.R. Newroth. Reviewed by Arthur D. Hasler and David E. Armstrong
• Restoration of Rivers and Streams by James Gore. Reviewed by George Palmiter
• Problem Exotic Plants in Selected Parks of the Midwest Region and a Bibliography on Their Management by Karen E. Pestana. Reviewed by Evelyn A. Howell
• Proceedings of the Native Plant Revegetation Symposium by John P. Rieger and Bobbie A. Steele. Reviewed by Math Heinzel
• Greening the City Symposium Proceedings Available by The Pollution Probe Foundation. Reviewed by Staff
• Garden in the Woods Cultivation Guide by New England Wild Flower Society, Inc. Reviewed by Staff
• Endangered Plant List for Ohio by Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Reviewed by Staff

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 5(2), Winter 1987

Editorials

• Restoration, Preservation, and a Trip to Mars by William R. Jordan III
• Guest Editorial: A National Restoration Association? by John P. Rieger

Letters to the Editor

• Reviewer Replies-Round 3 Gloriosa Daisy: Subject and Object of Fairness? Response to Growing and Propagating Wildflowers by John C. Diekelmann MSLA
• Ecotypes: A Rejoiner Response to letters from R.D. Henry by Karl D. Smith
• On Faking Nature: A Reply Response to Faking Nature-A Review by Richard Mellon

Articles

• Prairie Restoration in the Chicago Area by Harold L. Nelson
• "Something We Were Always Looking For" The Origins of the Chicago Prairie Movement by William R. Jordan III
• Making a User-Friendly National Park for Costa Rica-A Visit With Daniel Janzen by William R. Jordan III
• Budapest Environmental Rehabilitation Symposium by Ariel Lugo
• A Sand County Restoration by Nina Leopold Bradley
• Restoration in the Subtropical United States by David H. Riskind, Ron George, Gary Waggerman and Tom Hayes

Notes

• Prairies and Prairie Restoration in the East (Connecticut) by William A. Niering and Glenn D. Dreyer
• Grassland Restoration Program in Ohio by John Klein
• Fire Cutting, Herbicides Used in Restoration of Black Oak Savanna (Indiana) by Susan Sherfey Veenstra
• Leafblowers Useful in Prairie Burns by Dr. Lon Drake
• Wild Rye: Reponse to Disturbance and Behavior on Restoration Sites (Wisconsin) by Nina Leopold Bradley
• Experiences with Herbicides, Cover Crops Recounted (Illinois) by Dennis Laurie
• Purple Needlegrass Performance under Experimental Field Conditions (California) by Emilia A. Parra
• Woody Invaders Resist Fire, Cutting, Herbicides (Indiana) by Marion T. Jackson and Rebecca A. Strait
• Relic Bunchgrass Prairies Surveyed by Aerial Photos (California) by Craig C. Dremann
• Bunchgrass Seed Cleaned with Cider Mill (California) by Craig C. Dremann
• Endangered Lesser Whorled Pogonia Transplanted Experimentally (New Hampshire) by William E. Brumback and Carol W. Fyler
• Use of Black Locust in Land Reclamatin (Oklahoma and Kentucky) by Stanley B. Carpenter
• Fire in the Ecology and Management of Torrey Pine (California) by Paul H. Zedler, Gerald Scheid, Carla Scheidlinger and Gregory S. McMaster
• Hardwood Regeneration: a New Look (California) by Dr. Robert H. Schmidt
• Urban Reforestation Study Underway (Ontario) by Michael Hough
• Effects of Burning on Sedge Meadow Studied (Wisconsin) by David P. Warners
• Purple Loosestrife Managed with Herbicides at Horicon National Wildlife Refuge (Wisconsin) by Anne Notestein
• Four Natives Evaluated for Shoreline Erosion Control (Louisiana) by Walter C. Holmes and Dick T. Stalling
• Creation, Restoration, and Enhancement of Vernal Pools (California) by David A. Pritchett
• Restoration of the Warm Springs Wetlands (California) by John Zentner
• Alamitos Creek Revegetation Project Survives Difficulties (California) by Dr. Bernard H. Goldner
• Arctophila fulva for Revegetating Arctic Wetlands (Alaska) by Jay D. McKendrick
• Sea-Salt, Cutting Help Control Invading Shrubs (North Carolina) by C. Elaine Furbish, Dr. Susan P. Bratton and Kent Turner
• Common Reed Removed with Clear Plastic Mulch (North Carolina) by C. Elaine Furbish and Dr. Susan P. Bratton
• Coastal Dune Restoration: Trials with Native Species Reported (California) by Paul Jorgensen
• Coastal Sage Scrub Restoration (California) by Deborah Hillyard and Martha Black
• "Planted" Straw Whisks Help Stabilize Dune During Restoration (California) by Ken Gray and Jean Ferreira
• Eelgrass Salvage, Transplantation (California) by Bruce Follansbee
• Roadside Revegetation in the Mojave Desert by Raimond F. Clary
• Test Performance of Endangered Geysers' Panicum on Hydrothermally Altered Soils (California) by Rocky Thompson
• Factors in Recovery of Tall Larkspur Population Under Study (Tennessee) by Patricia D. Parr and Rhonda K. Jones
• Rattlesnake Management Entails Control of Woody Plants (Ohio) by Robert C. Glotzhober
• Silt Evaluated as Medium for Plant Growth (Ohio) by John Klein
• Gravel Pit Revegetation to Benefit Bald Eagle (Wyoming) by Floyd A. Gordon and Randy L. Davis
• Pollutants Degraded by White Rot Fungus: An Overview by John A. Bumpus and Steven D. Aust
• "Antifertilization" Proposed to Reduce Weed Growth on Restoration Sites by T.V. St. John
• A Nurseryman's View of Revegetation (California) by Brad Burkhart
• Reparian Revegetation Study Group Meets (California) by John P. Rieger
• Vegetative Solutions to Erosion Control in the Tahoe Basin (California) by Robert D. Slayback
• Minnesota Legislation Mandates Large-Scale Restoration, Protection of Prairies by Keith Wendt
• Marketing a Native Plants Arboretum (Colorado) by Dr. Tim Merriman
• Circuit Rider Productions, Inc. Offers Variety of Restoration Services (California) by Lisa Bush

Book Reviews

• Collecting, Processing and Germinating Seeds of Wildland Plants by James A. Young and Cheryl G. Young. Reviewed by Gregory D. Armstrong
• Exotics and the Ecological Ramifications by F.M. Hary. Reviewed by Staff
• Bioengineering for Land Reclamation and Conservation by Hugo Schiechtl. Reviewed by John P. Rieger
• Conservation Biology Vol. 1 No. 1 May 1987 by The Journal of the Society of Conservation Biology. Reviewed by Staff
• Grasses to Grizzly Bears: Checklist for Revegetation and Reintroduction of the Valley Grassland and Oak Woodland Plants and Animals to the San Francisco Bay Area by Craig Dremann. Reviewed by Staff

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 6(1), Summer 1988

Editorials

• A New Society, a "Second Precaution," and Restoration as a Strategy for Selling Ecology by William R. Jordan III
• Guest Editorial: Beauty and the Restorationist: A Response to Darrel Morrison by Bertin W. Anderson
• Editorial Reply: The Sistine Chapel Debate

Articles

• Report: Restoring the Earth Conference by John Rodman
• Overview: Dune Restoration in California by Andrea Pickart
• Chronicles of Restoration: Restoration and the Rediscovery of the Tallgrass Savanna by Steve Packard
• New Device Speeds Seed Harvest by David Mahler
• Land Imprinting for Vegetative Restoration by Robert M. Dixon
• Historic Sites: Huffman Prairie, Dayton, Ca. 1904 by David Nolin and Dane Mutter
• Reflections: Resoration and the Future of Land Management by Chris Maser
• Business: Andropogon Associates, Ltd. by Leslie Sauer

Notes

• Restoration and Management Techniques for Eastern Prairies Explored (Kentucky, Tennessee) by Thomas D. Forsythe
• Royal Catchfly Encouraged by Burning (Ohio) by Jennifer L. Windus
• Interventionist Management of a Shale Barrens Prairie in Southern Ohio by Jennifer L. Windus and Phil Zito
• Mowing to Maintain Open Field, Habitat for Northern Mound-building Ants (Ohio) Open Field Maintenance at Mentor Marsh State Nature Preserve (Ohio) by William G. Owen
• Shooting Star Responds to Brush Clearing (Ohio) by John Klein
• Student Fire Crew Involved in Restoration Management Work (Wisconsin) by Jason R. Suckow and Andrea L. Koonce
• Wormwood Sage Controlled by Spring Fires (South Dakota) by Allen A Steuter and Glenn Plumb
• Commercial Application of Savanna Restoration (Texas) by David Mahler and Judy Walther
• Value of Propagule Bank Revealed by Grassland Restoration Project (California) by Barbara M. Pitschel and Richard Clinebell
• Savanna Restoration Underway on Dune Complex (Ontario) by Brent A Tegler
• Erosion Control, Mulching to Restore Prairie on an Abused Slope (Saskatchewan) by L. Delaney, G. Grismer and P. Grilz
• FIREPLAN: An Expert System for Prescribed Fire Planning on Prairies and Savannas (MN) by Catherine Malave, Dr. Frank Irving, and Dr. Thomas E. Burk
• Fire Management Program for Sequoia-Mixed Conifer Forests in Three National Parks Reviewed by Norman L. Christensen
• Flooding to Substitute for Fire, and Historical Studies in Wooded Acidic lowlands (Wisconsin) by Thomas J. Murn
• Tree Species Micro-matched to Soil to Create Riparian Habitat for Yellow-Billed Cuckoo (California) by Bertin W. Anderson
• Plan Major Forest, Wetland Restoration (California)
• Restoration at the Cosumnes River Preserve (California) by F. Thomas Griggs
• Irrigation, Container-grown Plants Used in Riparian Mitigation Project (California) by John Rieger and Brad Burkhart
• Non-tidal, Emergent Wetland Transplant by Keith Bowers
• Fen Restoration at Lake of the Ozarks State Park (Missouri) by Mike Skinner
• Survey to Evaluate Coastal Wetland Restoration Projects Reported (Florida) by David W. Crewz and Roy R. Lewis, III
• Habitat Restoration of the El Segundo sand dunes (California) by Rudi Mattoni
• Restoration of Coastal Sage Scrub (California) by Fred J. Sproul
• Coastal Dune Scrub Revegetation Program (California) by Ann M. Howald
• Tidal Lagoon Restoration Planned in Port of Los Angeles Mitigation Project by Laurel Marcus
• Large-scale Experimental Dune Restoration (California) by Marylee Guinon
• Site Preparation, Seeding, Nurse Crop Methods Tested in dune Restoration (Saskatchewan) by P. Grilz, L. Delanoy and G. Grismer
• Subalpine communities among Revegetation Projects in Mount Rainier National Park by Regina M Rochefort
• Vegetative Propagation of Poison Oak (California) by Barbara L. Gartner and Donald E. Thomas
• Oriental Bittersweet-The Next Kudzu Vine? (Connecticut) by Glenn D. Dreyer, Lisa M. Baird and Christine Fickler
• Burning Controls Brazilian Pepper, Brush on Sanibel Island (Florida) by Dale Wade
• Influence of Brazilian Pepper on Mangroves Explored (Florida) by David W. Crewz
• Control of Teasel (Illinois) by Stephen Packard
• Control of Purple Loosestrife (Illinois) by Preston Spinks and Stephen Packard
• Experiments with Seed-Grown Sod as Plant Introduction Technique Described (Massachusetts) by Douglas L. Airhart and Kathleen M. Falls
• Attitudes Toward Role of Plant Genetics in Prairie Reconstruction Surveyed by Jon Binhammer
• Mine reclamation restores overgrazed habitat in the San Juan Basin (New Mexico) by Charles C. Reith
• Criticizes Restoration and Management Program on San Bruno Mountain (California) by Robert E. Crabill and David Schooley
• Oak Management Newsletter for California by Dr. Robert H. Schmidt
• Revegetation Workshop, Mount Rainier National Park (WA) by Regina M. Rochefort
• "Somebody's Land": A Positive Approach to Public Use of Natural Areas (Saskatchewan) by Glen Grismer and Luc Delanoy
• New Federal Legislation Provides Opportunity for Highway Wildflower Plantings by Dave Egan

Publications

• Surface Mine Reclamation Manual 1986 by E.S. Lyle, Jr. Elsevier Science Publishing Company, U.S. ($55.00, 268 pp.) ISBN: 0-444-01014-9. Reviewed by Thomas C. Hunt
• Conservation Critique and Major Restoration Effort in South Africa: "On Wildlife Conservation" by Ron Thomson, United Publishers International, Limited ($29.95). Reviewed by M.E. Gilpin

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

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 7(1), Summer 1989

Editorial

• Restoration and Realization by William R. Jordan III

Articles

• The Nature Conservancy Undertakes Riparian Restoration Projects in California by Rich Reiner and Tom Griggs
• Historic Sites: Neot Kedumin by Zev Naveh
• Slash and Turn by James A. Feiertag, David J. Robertson and Timothy King
• Disneyland or Native Ecosystem: Genetics and the Restorationist by Constance I. Millar and William J. Libby
• The Role of Seed Banks in Restoration and Management by Steve Glass

Notes

• Ohio Ecotype Prairie Grasses Harvested on Huffman Prairie Used to Establish Seed Orchard by David Nolin
• Ohio Native Seed Nursery Established by David Nolin
• Undertake Restoration of Northern Oak-Pine Savanna Complex (Michigan) by Don Henson
• Prairie and Savanna Restoration Provide Theme for Residential Development (Wisconsin) by David Atwell, Scott Craven, and Richard Henderson
• Major Prairie Planting on Highway Corridor to Test Methods, Value of Resulting Vegetation (Wisconsin) by John A. Harrington
• Examine Effects of Prairie Plants on Highly-Compacted Soils (Illinois) by David Sollenberger and Miriam Kritzer Van Zant
• Soil Inoculation Test on Gentiana puberula (Illinois) by David Sollenberger and Miriam Kritzer Van Zant
• Prairie Project Marks New Commitment to Restoration by Forest Preserve Board (Illinois) by Jon J. Duerr
• Large-Scale Prairie, Savanna, Wetland Restoration Effort Underway in Dupage County (Illinois) by Wayne Lampa
• Control of Daylily in a Tallgrass Prairie Remnant (Illinois) by Mary Kay Solecki and John Taft
• Reports Progress of Three Prairie Restoration/Management Projects in Houston Area (Texas) by P.A. Harcomb and Mary Oliver
• Annotated Bibliography on Bottomland Hardwood Restoration Published by R.J. Haynes, J.A. Allen, and E.C. Pendleton
• Restoration and Management of a Hardwood-Hemlock Forest in New York City by Mark J. McDonnell and Edward A. Roy
• Studies of Wetlands Created to Treat Acid Mine Drainwater May Lead to Ecological Refinements (Maryland) by Fred Bagley
• Assessing a Salt Marsh Restoration (California) by Kendra L. Swift
• Report Propagation Results for Carex spp., Other Wetland Species (Wisconsin) by S. I. Apfelbaum, M. Leach, and R. Baller
• Using "Living Mat" Transplants to Restore a Salt-Impacted Bog (Indiana) by Douglas A. Wilcox and Gary Ray
• Planting Configurations, Propagation Methods Tested for Dune Plants (Mississippi) by Dr. Lionel N. Eleuterius
• Factors in Impact, Recovery of Island Vegetation Following Oil and Gas Operations Identified (Texas) by E. Glenn Carls, Dennis B. Fenn, and Scott A. Chaffey
• The Pacific Estuarine Research Laboratory: Research, Restoration, and Habitat Construction (California) by Joy B. Zedler
• Testing Alternative to Ryegrass in Post-Fire Chaparral Restorations (California) by Susan C. Barro and Jane A. Kertis
• Porcelainberry Vine Control Methods Explored (New York) by Susan Antenen, Susan Yost, and Gregg Harvigsen
• Remedial Action Plans Part of Slow Process of Great Lakes Remediation by Samuel H. Sage and Susan E. Mihalyi
• Control of Honeysuckle, Garlic Mustard, Black Swallowwort and White Sweet Clover: Information Requested (New York) by James Battaglia
• Concept from Organic Agriculture Applies to Ecological Restoration by E. Pahl and J. Bercuvitz
• Red Wolves, Beach Mice, Brown Pelicans and Bald Eagle Populations to be Restored (Mississippi, Florida) by Ted Simons
• Critical Factors in Non-game Grassland Bird Habitat Identified (Ohio) by David Nolin and John Rizenthaler
• Roundleaf or Rock Serviceberry Propagation and Reintroduction (Ohio) by Scott L. Huston
• Index to Vegetation of Wisconsin Published by Marie Brown
• Mine Tailings Reclamation Includes Restoration Elements (Wisconsin) by Thomas C. Hunt
• Mix Natives, Exotics in R-O-W Restoration Effort (Wyoming) by Randy L. Davis and Paul Butler
• Volunteers Play Role in Tamarisk Control in Desert Riparian Communities (California) by William M. Neill
• Restoration of Native Plant and Animal Communities at Haleakala National Park by Lloyd L. Loope

Book Reviews

• Restoration Ecology: A Synthetic Approach to Ecological Research. William R. Jordan III, Michael E. Gilpin, and John Aber, editors. Reviewed by Mark K. Leach and Steven I. Apfelbaum
• Restoring Our Earth by Laurence Pringle. Reviewed by Dave Egan
• The Wild Side of Town by J. Christopher Baines. Reviewed by Wayne Pauly
• Greenhouse Effect, Sea Level Rise, and Coastal Wetlands. James G. Titus, editor. *
• Enhancement, Restoration, and Creation of Vernal Pools at Del Sol Open Space and Vernal Pool Reserve, Santa Barbara County by Wayne R. Ferren and David A. Pritchett. *
• Inventory of Rare and Endangered Vascular Plants of California by California Native Plant Society. *
• Lake and Reservoir Restoration Guidance Manual by North American Lake Management Society. *
• Vegetation Rehabilitation and Equipment Workshop, Annual Reports by USDA Forest, Equipment Development Center. *
• River and Dam Management: A Review of the Bureau of Reclamation's Glen Canyon Environmental Studies by the National Academy of Science. *
• Endangered, Threatened or Protected Native Plants of Texas by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. *

• * Reviewed by staff

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 7(2), Winter 1989

Editorial

• Restoring the Restorationist by William R. Jordan III

Guest Editorals

• No Free Lunch by Marylee Guinon
• Notes Toward a Restoration Ethic by Jamie Sayen

Articles

• High-Quality Restoration of Riparian Ecosystems by Kathyrn Baird
• Restoration at Walden Pond by William R. Jordan IV
• Public Perceptions of Native Vegetation by Richard Schulhof
• One-Two Punch: Grazing History and the Recovery Potential of Oak Savanna by Christopher Bronny
• New Invention Uproots Woody Plants by Tom Ness
• Reflections: Let It Be by Calvin DeWitt

Notes

• Observations Corroborate Savanna Community Concept by Andre F. Clewell
• Test Effect of Weed Removal on Prairie Species Survival (Illinois) by Russell R. Kirt and Robert A. Durnberger
• 243-hectare Prairie/Savanna Restoration Project Uses Strip Planting, Sod Rescue and Skid Loader (Illinois) by John Aavang and Brad Wilson
• Restoration of Texas Hill Country Roadside by David Mahler and Judith Walther
• Restoring Mixed-Grass Prairie in a Cultivated Fiedl (Texas) by Terri Siegenthaler, Katy McKinney and Marcia Herman
• Native Prairie Plant Mix Developed and Tested for R-O-W Use (Colorado) by Gayle Weinstein
• California Native Grass Seed Available by Conservaseed
• Canopy Reduction, Fire Influence Oak Regeneration (Wisconsin) by Adrian P. Wydeven and Glenn G. Kloes
• Reforestation of a Cleared Bottomland Hardwood Area in Northeast Louisiana by L. Savage, D.W. Pritchett, and C.E. DePoe
• Factors Influencing Reintroduction of Aquatic Macrophytes Studied (Wisconsin) by Bob Wakeman and Dr. Don Les
• Wildrice Research May Provide Model for Other Wetland Restoration (Wisconsin) by James A. Meeker and Joseph R. Rose
• Wetland Restoration Project to Reduce Flooding, Enhance Wildlife Habitat (South Dakota) by Valaree Bakken
• Revegetation Patterns in Mined Peatlands in Central and Eastern North America Studied by Norman C. Famous, Marcia Spencer, and Harold D. Nelson
• Reintroduction of Bobcats to Cumberland Island National Seashore (Georgia) by R.J. Warren, M.J. Conroy, L.A. Baker, D.R. Diefenbach, and W.E. James
• Detailed Microhabitat Assessment Accompanies Restoration of Rare Plants, Rock Outcrop Communities (North Carolina) by Bart R. Johnson
• Micropropagation of Freshwater Plants (Florida) by Dr. Michael E. Kane
• Micropropagation of Native Woody Plants (Florida) by Dr. Michael E. Kane
• Seagrass Micro-Propagation: A Step Closer to Restoration with In Vitro Plants (Florida) by Evamaria W. Koch and Michael J. Durako
• Clear Plastic Retards Purple Loosestrife Growth (Massachusetts) by Ross A. Dobberteen, Ethan Perry, Norton H. Nickerson
• Control of Purple Loosestrife Through Competitive Planting (Massachusetts) by Byran Windmiller and Ross A. Dobberteen
• Plant Community on San Clemente Island Responds to Control of Feral Goats and Pigs (California) by R. Mitchell Beauchamp
• Exotic Plant Vandal on California Coast by Vic Hendrix
• Diversity of Planted and Colonizing Species, Relationship Explored by Michael Palmer
• Interpretive Signs Increase Effectiveness of Brush Pile Barriers (North Carolina) by Bart R. Johnson
• Development of a Front-End Tractor Reaper by David Mahler
• Cooperative Park Studies Unit at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Will Focus on Restoration Ecology by Don Field
• Earthwatch Announces Grants for Field Research by Earthwatch staff
• Prairie Species Used in Borrow Pit Reclamation (Ohio) by Donald R. Geiger and Denis G. Conover

Book Reviews

• Rehabilitating Damaged Ecosystems, Volumes I & II. John Cairns, Jr., editor. Reviewed by John Rieger
• Adopting a Stream: A Northwest Handbook by Steve Yates. Reviewed by Cat Hawkins
• Heathland Restoration: A Handbook of Techniques by the British Gas and Environmental Advisory Unit. Reviewed by Dennis Laurie
• Down by the River: The Impact of Federal Water Projects and Policies on Biological Diversity by Constance E. Hunt and Verne Huser. Reviewed by Mark Leach
• Common Riparian Plants of California: A Field Guide for the Layman by Phyllis M. Faber and Robert F. Holland. *
• The Challenge of Global Warming by Dean Edwin Abrahamson. *
• Coastal Marshes: Ecology and Wildlife Management by Robert H. Chadbrek. *
• Desert Trees for Urban Landscapes by TheTucson Chapter of the Arizona Native Plant Society. *
• The Lake and Reservoir Restoration Guidance Manual. Lynn Moore and Kent Thorton, editors. *
• NALMS Management Guide for Lakes & Resevoirs by Lynn Moore. *
• Sources of Native Seeds and Plants by the Soil and Water Conservation Society. *
• A Citizen's Guide to Protecting Wetlands by Jan Goldman-Carter. *
• The National Wildflower Research Center's Wildflower Handbook by the staff of the National Wildflower Research Center. *
• Northern Prairie Wetlands. Arnold van der Valk, editor. *
• Field Guide for Wetland Delineation: Unified Federal Method by the Wetland Training Institute, Inc. *
• Restoration of Habitats Impacted by Oil Spills. John Cairns, Jr. and Arthur L. Buikema, Jr., editors. *
• In Defense of Wildlife: Preserving Communities & Corridors. Gay Mackintosh, editor. *

• * Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 8(1), Summer 1990

Editorial

• Two Psychologies by William R. Jordan III

Articles

• Restoration in the Sonoran Desert of California by David A. Bainbridge and Ross A. Virginia
• Greening South Africa: I. Asbestos Tailings by Anita Been
• Restoration of Bottomland Hardwood Forests in the Lower Mississippi Valley by Charles Newling
• Country Wetlands Nursery Ltd by Karen Kerans
• A Durable Seed Trap for Measuring Seed Rain in Forests by Charles E. Williams

Notes

• Three No-till Methods of Establishing Prairie on Small Sites (Illinois) by Patricia K. Armstrong
• Experiment with Design in Development of Prairie Garden (Missouri) by Herbert R. Domke
• "European Grasses and Their Impact on Stipa pulchra": A Report (California) by Craig C. Dremann
• Native Grassland Restoration and Creation in Western Washington by Clayton J. Antineau and Peggy E. Gaynor
• Mowing Increases Plant Species Diversity of Wet Meadow Prairie System (Ontario) by James M. Dougan, R. Geoffrey Gartshore, and Cameron M. Kitchen
• Upland Vegetation Responses to Watershed Liming Studied (New York) by I.R. Mackun, A. R. Brach, P.J. Smallidge, D.J. Leopold, and D.J. Raynal
• The Effects of Prescribed Burning on Oak Woods and Prairies in the Indiana Dunes (Indiana) by Kenneth L. Cole, Pamela K. Benjamin, and Kenneth F. Klick
• Native Herbaceous Species Used in Mitigation Project in Lake Tahoe Basin (California) by Frederica Bowcutt
• Fire Suppresses Woody Vegetation in Fens (Maine) by Sally C. Rooney
• Vernal Pool Restoration Methods Evaluated (California) by David A. Pritchett
• Reptile and Amphibian Diversity, Abundance High in Constructed Wetland (Ohio) by Michael J. Lacki, Joseph W. Hummer, and Harold J. Webster
• Alternatives to Sphagnum Medium Tested in Construction of Bog-like Areas (Pennsylvania) by John W. Munro and Dwight L. Stoltzfus
• Cutting Suppresses Cattail, Encourages Other Species in Wisconsin Wetland by JoAnn Gillespie
• Natural Revegetation of a Strip-Mined Peatland Extremely Slow (Wisconsin) by John L. Larson
• Stream Alteration Projections: Software Update Now Available by F. Douglas Shields
• Urban Stream Restoration Problems, Practices Highlighted by Survey (California) by Marc Lallanilla and Terry A. Neudorf
• Baldcypress Swamp Forest Restoration Depends on Control of Nutria, Vine Mats, Salinization (Louisiana) by Steven G. Platt and Christopher G. Brantley
• Assessment of Habitat for Reestablishment of Piping Plovers in the Great Lakes Region by Lori H. Nordstrom and Mark R. Ryan
• San Diego Thornmint: Propagation, Cultivation Provides Clues to Ecology of Endangered Species (California) by Orlando Mistretta and Brad Burkhart
• Endangered Contra Costa Wallflower Propagated by Tissue Culture (California) by Nancy Ferguson and Bruce Pavlik
• Alien Vine Control in Piedmont Forest Restorations (Pennsylvania and New York) by David J. Robertson and Susan Antenen
• Barnyard Grass Control Information Needed (New Jersey) by Jim Mershon
• Glossy Buckthorn Resists Control by Burning (Indiana) by Thomas W. Post, Elizabeth McCloskey, and Kenneth M. Klick
• Influence of Feral Pigs on Oak Woodland, Hydrology Examined through Exclosure Studies on Santa Cruz Island (California) by Diann Peart and Elliot McIntire
• Control of Giant Reed Grass in a Southern California Riparian Habitat by Monica Finn, Harley Martin, and Dave Minnesang
• Erosion Control Blankets a Danger to Wildlife (California) by J.C. Dice, K.L. Miner, M.L. Wells, W.E. Tippets, and C.A. Phillips
• Forest Restoration Project in Bronx Illustrates Value of Public Participation, Education (New York) by Susan Antenen
• A Perspective on People Management at Bluff Spring Fen (Illinois) by Steven Beyers and Steve Packard
• Public Education Key to Conservation, Restorative Management of Prairie Remnants in Pioneer Cemeteries (Nebraska) by Glenn Pollock
• Giant Reed Grass Ameliorates Conditions, Provides Animal Habitat on Mine Tailings (Wisconsin) by Thomas C. Hunt
• Soil Maps and Natural Area Data: Useful Tools in Restoration Planning (Illinois) by John P. Tandarich and Vincent J. Mosca
• Evaluation of Wetland Restoration Projects Required as Mitigation under the Clean Water Act by David A. Pritchett
• PSI Environmental Offers Restoration, Pest Management Services (California) by Dave Minnesang and Jeffrey Van Diepen
• The Earth Team by RMN staff
• Tree Planting to Slow Global Warming Threatens Ecosystems by Jacob Sigg

Book Reviews

• A Restoration-Oriented Forestry: Ancient Forests of the Pacific Northwest by Elliot A. Norse. Reviewed by Thomas N. Kaye
• Ecology of Soil Seedbanks Mary A. Leck, V. Thomas Parker, and Robert L. Simpson, editors. Reviewed by Steve Glass
• The Yellowstone Primer: Land and Resource Management in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. John A. Baden and Donald Leal, editors. Reviewed by Mark S. Boyce
• Common Legumes of the Great Plains: An Illustrated Guide by James Stubbendieck and Elverne C. Conrad. *
• Habitat Management for Migrating and Wintering Waterfowl in North America. Loren M. Smith, Roger L. Pederson, and Richard M. Kaminski, editors. *
• Fragile Giants: A Natural History of the Loess Hills by Cornelia F. Mutel. *
• Pocket Flora of the Redwood Forest by Rudolf W. Becking. *
• The Reconstruction of Disturbed Arid Lands: An Ecological Approach by Edith B. Allen. *
• Wetland Plants and Plant Communities of Minnesota and Wisconsin by Steve D. Eggers and Donal M. Reed. *
• Wildflowers of the Tallgrass Prairie: The Upper Midwest by Dean Roosa and Sy Runkel. *
• Oil Spill Response Guide by Robert J. Meyers & Associates. *
• Scientific Perspectives on the Greenhouse Problem by The George G. Marshall Institute. *
• Dynamics of Soil Organic Matter in Tropical Ecosystems. David C. Coleman, J. Malcolm Oades, and Goro Uehara, editors. *
• A Pacific Northwest Native Plant Directory by Dale Shank. *

• * Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 8(2), Winter 1990

Editorial

• Earthkeeping: A Realization by William R. Jordan III

Guest Editorals

• Discovering the Future, Creating the Past by Don Falk
• No End to Nature by Steve Packard

Articles

• Landscape-scale Restoration of Barrens-Woodland within the Oak-Hickory Mosaic by Lawrence R. Stritch
• Coastal Sage Scrub Restoration I: The Challenge of Mitigation by Peter A. Bowler
• Historic Initiatives in Restoration by Dave Egan
• North Carolina University System Developing Program in Restoration Ecology by Russ Lea
• Palmetto Prairie Creation on Phosphate-mined Lands in Central Florida by J.L. Callahan, C. Barnett and J.W.H. Cates
• Soil Solarization for Restorationists by David A. Bainbridge

Notes

• Edaphic Variables and the Distribution of Prairie Forbs (Wisconsin) by Shoshana K. Mertens
• Restoration of Eastern Prairie Underway (Long Island, NY) by Carol Neidch-Ryder and Richard D. Ryder
• Program Encourages Use of Prairie Species on Roadsides (Iowa) by Alan M. Ehley
• Assessment of Degraded Oak Savanna Takes Time (Wisconsin) by Richard A. Henderson
• Gravel Prairie, Sedge Meadow and Fen Restoration Underway at Kieselberg Forest Preserve (Illinois) by Alan J. Branhagen
• Managing for Pink Milkwort in a Mesic Sand Prairie (Illinois) by John B. Taft
• Restored Prairies Colonized by Native Prairie Ants (Missouri, Illinois) by James A. Trager
• Nature Center Needs Information Before Beginning Restoration (Texas) by Brenda C. Cole
• California Native Grass Association Formed by Robert W. Dezell
• Standards Developed for White Oak-Hickory Forest Restoration (Ohio) by Karl D. Smith
• Mitigation Site Type Classification System Developed for Forested Wetlands (North Carolina) by Dr. Timothy White and Dr. Russell Lea
• Donor Seedbank Tested in a Wetland Creation Projection (Wisconsin) by Elizabeth Warne
• Recovery of Endangered Plants in Vernal Pools (California) by Marco Waaland
• Evaluating Wetland Restoration and Creation Projects for Conservation (Nova Scotia) by Bradley J. Walters
• Restoration on Bronx River to be Basis for Restoration Program (New York) by Dr. Paul S. Mankiewicz
• Pond/Marsh Detention System Key to Urban Stream Restoration (Maryland, District of Columbia) by Tom Schueler and John Galli
• Wetland Restoration ad Preservation in St. John's River (Florida) by Mary Ann B. Lee and Rich Turnbull
• Understory Restoration in Three Riparian Forest Types (Arizona) by Lynn Wolden, Julie Stromberg, Duncan Patten, and Holly Richter
• Restoration of Los Angeles River Studied (California) by Christine Perala
• Hand-removal of Exotics and Planting of Natives Key to Restoration of Riparian Forest Understory (California) by Christine Perala and D.A. Hoover
• Riparian Restoration in the Ochoco National Forest through Improved Grazing Management (Oregon) by Josh Kahan
• Restoring Coastal Sage Scrub at San Onofre State Beach (California) by Frederica Bowcutt
• Forest and Pasture Communities Respond Differently to Cutting of Exotic Amur Honeysuckle (Kentucky) by James O. Luken
• Controlling Reed Canary Grass in a Degraded Oak Savanna (Wisconsin) by Richard A. Henderson
• Restoration Plays an Integral Role in Fire Hazard Reduction Plan for the Berkeley Hills Area (California) by Carol Rice
• List of California Native Plant Sources Now Available by Gail A. Newton, Laura Laidet, and Aliza Nayan
• Minesite-adapted Broomsedge Bluestem Outperforms Oldfield-adapted Ecotype on Mine Reclamation Sites (Ohio) by James E. Nellessen
• Land Rehabilitation Research on the Arctic Slope of Alaska by Michael R. Joyce and M. Torre Jorgenson
• Red Wolf Restoration is First-ever Reintroduction of Wild-extinct Carnivore (North Carolina) by Michael K. Phillips
• Researchers Successful in Transplanting Dwarf Lake Iris Ramets (Wisconsin) by M.T. Simonich and M.D. Morgan
• R&MN Contributors Surveyed by Brenda A.C. Cole
• NWRC Conducts Survey of Restorationists, Ecologists, Landscape Architects and Designers by National Wildflower Research Center

Book Reviews

• Ecological Restoration in the San Francisco Bay Area: A Descriptive Directory and Sourcebook. John Berger, editor. Reviewed by Pamela C. Muick
• Wildlife of the Florida Keys: A Natural History by James D. Lazell, Jr.. Reviewed by Richard Franz
• Reclamation of Surface-Mined Lands. L.R. Hossner, editor. *
• Kissimmee River Restoration: Alternative Plan Evaluation and Preliminary Design Report by M. Kent Loftin, Louis A. Toth, and Jayantha T.B. Obeysekera. *
• Native Plants for Parks. U.S. National Park Service. *
• The Endangered Species Act: A Guide to Its Protection and Implementations by Stanford University Law School. *
• The Official World Wildlife Fund Guide to Endangered Species of North America and The Endangered Species Locator by TheWorld Wildlife Fund. *
• National List of Plants That Occur in Wetlands. National Technical Information Service. *
• Oak Action Kit by California Native Plant Society. *
• Riparian Ecosystems and Their Management: Reconciling Conflicting Uses. R. Roy Johnson, editor. *
• Tamarisk Control in the Southwestern United States by U.S. National Park Service Cooperative Park Studies Unit-Tucson. *
• Exotic Plant Species Management Strategies and List of Exotic Species in Prioritized Categories for Everglades National Park by Louis D. Whiteaker and Robert F. Doren. *

• * Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 9(1), Summer 1991

Editorial

• The Pastoral Experiment by William R. Jordan III

Guest Editorals

• Restoring and Re-storying the Landscape by Gary Paul Nabhan
• Planting Flowers and Assembling Complex Ecosystems by Stuart Pimm

Articles

• In Ironwood Groves: Restoration of Santa Catalina Island, California by Penelope Grenoble O'Malley
• Economics: Costing Out Restoration by Dennis M. King
• Authenticity: Comparisons of Constructed and Natural Salt Marshes of San Diego Bay by Joy B. Zedler and Rene Langis
• Authenticity: Evaluation of Created Freshwater Wetlands in Massachusetts by Nancy M. Jarman, Ross Dobberteen, Byran Windmiller, and Paul R. Lelito
• Exotic Pest Plant Council by Robert F. Doren and Louis D. Whiteaker

Notes

• Reed Canary Grass Poses Threat to Oak Savanna Restoration and Maintenance (Wisconsin) by Richard A. Henderson
• Compositional Change in Southern Wisconsin Prairie Remnants by Mark Leach
• Prairie Reborn Through Volunteer Action (Illinois) by Laurel Ross
• Mowing Encourages Establishment of Prairie Species (Illinois) by Laurel Ross and Tom Vanderpoel
• Prescribed Burning and Managed Grazing Restores Tobosa Grassland, Antelope Populations (Arizona) by Douglas T. McPhee
• Urban Community Association Restores Rough Fescue Grassland (Alberta) by Richard D. Revel
• A "Bucket Test" for Analyzing Fuel Conditions in a Woodland Burn (Ohio) by Willard R. "Wiz" Moore
• Effect of Phosphorus Fertilization on the Survival and Growth of Herbs in a 40-Year-Old Mesic Woodland Restoration (Wisconsin) by Kathleen Zuelsdorff
• Southern Oak Woodland Understory Restoration (California) by Christine Perala, Doris Hoover, and Emilia A. Parra-Sziff
• Public and Private Groups Work to Restore the Black Oak Woodlands of Yosemite Valley (California) by Jerry Edelbrock
• Restoration Underway in a Common Reed-Dominated Salt Marsh (Massachusetts) by Ross A. Dobberteen and Nancy M. Jarmen
• Tidal Control, Altered Elevations, "Brush Fences" Tested at Kenilworth Marsh Restoration (District of Columbia) by Reed Huppman
• Remnant Wetland Seedbanks and Restoration (Florida) by Mary Ann Lee
• Wastewater Treatment and Habitat Availability in a Created Freshwater Wetland (Florida) by James L. Burney Jr. and Jean M. Buhler
• Wetland and Hydroperiod Restoration at Dupuis Reserver (Florida) by Pete David, Bill Helfferich, and Nestor Garrido
• Suburban Wetland Park Designed from Degraded Agricultural Wetland Site (Iowa) by Lon D. Drake
• San Marcos Creek Corridor Program (California) by J. Anne Hoffman, Patricia V. Smith, and David W. Kelly
• Tapo Canyon Creek Riparian Habitat Restoration Plan (California) by Katherine J. Patey, Carl Wishner, and Joseph G. Gibson
• Using Leaf Blowers as a Restoration Tool (Wisconsin) by Brent M. Haglund, Matthew F. Bremer, and Jay G. Nording
• Field Experiments Will Aid Restoration Efforts at Bosque la Primavera (Mexico) by Mark Leach and Marcelino Vazquez
• Erosion Control Blankets Raise Environmental, Safety Concerns (California) by Roy A. Woodward
• Hands-on Wetland Restoration Shapes Education Curriculum (Maryland) by Britt Eckhardt Slattery
• Troubled Teenagers Have Role in Environmental Restoration (Florida) by Reinaldo E. Camera
• Power Plant Borrow Pit Restored for Wildlife Use (Texas) by David Mahler
• Native Plant Nurseries Surveyed (Washington) by Barbara A. Ryder
• Recovery of Abandoned Arid Farmland Highlights Desert Restoration Task Force Meeting (Arizona) by Laura L. Jackson
• Lelito Environmental Consultants by Ross Dobberteen, Paul Lelito, and Nancy M. Jarman
• Earthwatch Offers Grants for Restoration Ecology Field Research by The Earthwatch Center for Field Research
• National Wildflower Research Center Opens Regional Office (Minnesota) by Bonnie Harper-Lore and Marie Urice
• Yosemite Fund Supports Restoration, Other Work in Yosemite National Park (California) by Jerry Edelbrock

Book Reviews

• Directing Ecological Succession by James O. Luken. Reviewed by Grant Cottom
• Perspectives on Plant Competition. James B. Grace and David Tilman, editors. Reviewed by Kay L. Gross
• Ecosystems of Florida. Ronald L. Myers and John J. Ewel, editors. Reviewed by Andre F. Clewell
• Evaluating Design and Verifying Compliance of Wetlands Created Under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act in Oregon by Stephanie E. Gwin and Mary E. Kentula. *
• Vernal Pool Plants: Their Habitat and Biology. Diane H. Ikeda and Robert A. Schlising, editors. *
• Prairie Plants of Northern Illinois: Identification and Ecology by Russell Kirt. *
• A Manual for Assessing Restored and Natural Coastal Wetlands by The Pacific Estuarine Research Laboratory. *
• Whole Earth Ecolog: The Best of Environmental Tools. J. Nilsen, editor. *
• Vegetation of Wisconsin Data Set by Charles E. Umbanhower. *
• Managing Wisconsin's Roadside. Jan Scalpone, editor. *
• Restoration of the Salmon River Salt Marshes: Restrospect and Prospect by Robert E. Frenkel and Janet C. Morian. *
• Wild Earth. Dave Foreman and John Davis, editors. *

• * Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 9(2), Winter 1991

Editorial

• A New Paradigm by William R. Jordan III

(Letters to the Editor)

• San Diego Mitigation Study: A Response by John Rieger
• Response to letter from John Rieger by Joy Zedler and Rene Langis
  

Guest Editoral

• What's in a Name? by Gail Newton

Articles

• Desert Restoration: Revegetation Trials on Abandoned Farmland by Laura L. Jackson, Joseph R. McAuliffe and Bruce A. Roundy
• Wetland Restoration in the Mitigation Context by John W. Munro
• SER-91 Conference: Standards and Monitoring Symposium by Bill Halvorson
• Restoration and Redesign: The Ethical Significance of Human Intervention in Nature by Eric Katz
• A Quantity of Engaging Work to be Done: Ecological Restoration and Morality in a Technological Culture by Eric S. Higgs

Notes

• Agencies Inventory and Restore Prairie Openings in Bienvill National Forest (Mississippi) by Ronald G. Wieland, Ken L. Gordon, and Dean S. Elsen
• Dolomite Hill Prairie Restoration Underway at Byron Forest Preserve District (Illinois) by Christopher Bronny
• Study Suggests Increases in Restored Prairie Fragments to Conserve Breeding Bird Communities (Illinois) by James R. Herkert
• Seed Specifications and Testing Techniques for Wild-Harvested Seed Mixes (Texas) by Judith C. Walther, M.K. Sexton, and Alison Hill
• Lehmann Lovegrass Stands May be Replaced by Herbicide, Plantings with Natives (Arizona) by Michael H. Winn
• Rare Kincaid's Lupine, Fender' Blue Butterfly Focus of Prairie Restoration (Oregon) by Mark V. Wilson, Cheryl A. Ingersoll, and Thomas A. Kaye
• Restoration of a Western Oregon Remnant Prairie by Cheryl A. Ingersoll and Mark V. Wilson
• Timber Harvest, Fire--Key Elements in Restoration of Longleaf Pine-Wiregrass Communities in North Florida by Joseph R. Reinmann
• Shift to Lightning-Season Burns Aids Pineland Restoration in Florida State Parks by James A. Stevenson
• Bottomland Forest Restoration Based on Historical Surveys and Accounts (Missouri) by Randy Becknell and Alan Journet
• Forest Service Restores the Benson Creek Watershed (Oregon) by Barbara J. Ellis
• Drop-box Techniqu for Quantitative Sampling of Macrofauna and Aquatic Plants in Restored and Natural Wetlands (Florida) by J. Douglas Oliver, Andrew J. Leslie, and William M. Bartodziej
• 11.3 Kilometers of Coastal Dune Built, Revegetated to Enhance and Protect Ocean City Shoreline (Maryland) by Glenn Page
• Broadcasting Seed Restores Prairie Fringed Orchid, Other Small-Seeded Forbs (Illinois) by Stephen Packard
• Treeshelters Help Protect Seedlings from Nutria (Louisiana) by James Allen and Roger Boykin
• Formula Relates Species Richness and Area to Restoration Success by Gary L. Wade and Ralph L. Thompson
• Developing a Methodology for Wildlife Habitat Restoration Plans (California) by Michael L. Morrison and Thomas A. Scott
• Earth Restorers: Volunteers Using Their Backs, Brains and Hearts (Ohio) by Karl D. Smith
• Volunteer Restorationists Help Develop Sense of Community (California) by Bruce A. Handley
• Grading, Groundwater Levels Key to Creation of Habitat for Listed Species (Florida) by Richard W. Workman, Ronald E. Inge, and Thomas M. Missmer
• Soil Microbial Community Provides Index to Progress, Direction of Restoration (England) by Jim Harris and Paul Birch
• Threadleaf Brodiaea Propagation, Restoration Technique Developed by Robert S. Taylor
• Habitat Creation Conference Meets in England by Brad Burkhart
• Reasons for Mitigation Project Failures and Ways to Assure Mititgation Project Success (California) by Brad Burkhart
• Iowa Prairie Network by Pauline Drobney
• Prairie Entomology Network Proposed by Catherine Reed
• What's Wrong With Animal Right: A Perspective by William R. Jordan III

Book Reviews

• Bring Back the Bush: The Bradley Method of Bush Regeneration by Joan Bradley. Bush Regeneration: Recovering Australian Landscapes by Robin A. Buchanan. Reviewed by Charles Davis
• Fire in North American Tallgrass Prairies. Scott L. Collins and Linda L Wallace, editors. Reviewed by Jerrold L. Dodd
• Use of Vegetation in Civil Engineering. N.J. Coppin and I.G. Richards, editors. *
• Techniques for Desert Reclamation. Andrew S. Goudie, editor. *
• Tidal Marsh Plants by Lionel N. Eleuterius. *
• Research Opportunities in National Parks of the Midwest Region by the Great Lakes CPSU. *
• Propagation and Mycorrhizal Inoculation of Indigenous Florida Plants for Phosphate Mine Revegetation by Bijian Dehgan et. al.. *
• Helping Nature Heal: An Introduction to Environmental Restoration. Richard Nilsen, editor. *

• * Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 10(1), Summer 1992

Quincentennial Forum: 1492-1992 and Beyond:
A Restoration Perspective on the Human Habitation
of the New World

Editorial

• Otro Mundo: Restoration, Columbus and the Search for Eden
  by William R. Jordan III

Articles

• Point of Contact: The West Indies by Gary Ray
• The Neotropics by Daniel H. Janzen
• The Big Apple: Restoration-Based Education on the Bronx River by Marietta J. Tanner, Diana Hernandez, Julia A. Mankiewicz, and Paul S. Mankiewisz
• Coastal Ecosystems by Roy R. "Robin" Lewis
• How Well Can We Do? The Salmon River Estuary by Janet C. Morlan and Robert E. Frenkel
• The New England Forest by William A. Niering
• A Sense of Beginning: The Laurentian Great Lakes in the Process of Rehabilitation by John J. Magnuson
• The Tallgrass Prairie by Robert F. Betz
• How Well Can We Do? Henry Greene's Prairie by Virginia M. Kline
• A Continuity of Tradition by John Hull and Michael C. Williams
• The Mississippi River by Richard M. Sparks and Ruth M. Sparks
• A Practitioner's View by Allen A. Steuter
• Spiritual Management: Prospects for Restoration on Tribal Lands by Vine Deloria Jr.
• The Big Open by Bob Scott
• Western Riparian and Wetland Ecosystems by John Rieger
• The Arid West by Edith B. Allen and Laura L. Jackson
• Dreaming Indigenous by Freeman House
• Northwestern Coastal Forests: The Sinkyone Intertribal Park Project by Dennis Rogers-Martinez
• Bloody Columbus: Restoration and the Transvaluation of Shame into Beauty by Frederick Turner
  
  

Notes

• Horses Graze on Grasses, Not Forbs in an Ohio Prairie by Karl Smith
• Oak Opening and Oak Barrens Information Sought (Wisconsin) by Molly Fifield Murray
• Chicago Botanic Garden Expands Prairie Exhibit by David Sollenberger
• Successional Restoration of an Oak Opening (Illinois) by Christopher Bronny
• Large-Scale Prairie Initiative Underway; Harvester Devised (Nebraska) by Bill Whitney
• Biscuit Scabland Restoration Includes Propagation Studies (Oregon) by Berta A. Youtie
• Revegetation Efforts Accompany Campsite Rehabilitation in a Pacific Silver Fir Plant Community (Oregon) by Kevin Slagle and Mark Griswold Wilson
• The Management and Restoration of Switchcane (Louisiana) by Steven G. Platt and Christopher G. Brantley
• Seed Information for Wetland Plant Species of the Northeast United States by Dr. Edgar W. Garbisch and Suzanne McIninch
• Cutting and Flooding Keys to Management of Broadleaf Cattail (Wisconsin) by Peter B. Wolter
• First-Year Streambank Stabilization Experiment: Successes and Failures (Wisconsin) by Joanne Kline
• Factors in Recovery of Subalpine Vegetation Studied by Charles G. Curtin
• Mowing Controls Reed Canary Grass, Releases Native Wetland Plants (Wisconsin) by JoAnn Gillespie and Thomas Murn
• Buchthorn Research and Control at Pipestone National Monument (Minnesota) by Denise Boudreau and Gary Willson
• National Register for Mine Reclamation Research and Demonstration Areas Now Available by William Plass.
• National Park Service Experiments with Ways to Restore Coastal Grasslands, Scrub for Mission Blue Butterfly Habitat (California) by Laura Nelson
• Small, Plant-Centered Quadrats Help Identify Reintroduction Sites for Ferris' Bird's-beak (California) by John C. Hunter and Adrian Juncosa
• Report on the Biological Pollution Conference by Randy Hoffman and Kelly Kearns
• Natural Lands Organization Formed (California) by Sherry Teresa
• "Ecotype Dilemma: Some Thoughts on Moderation by Christopher Bronny
  

Book Reviews

• The Ecology of Mycorrhizae by Michael F. Allen. Reviewed by R. Michael Miller
• Biological Habitat Reconstruction G.P. Buckley, editor. Reviewed by James R. Jackson
• Ecological Processes and Cumulative Impacts Illustrated by Bottomland Hardwood Wetland Ecosystems James G. Gosselink, Lyndon C. Lee, and Thomas A. Muir, editors.
• Learning to Listen to the Land. Bill Willers, editor. *
• The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: Redefining America's Wilderness Heritage Robert B. Keiter and Mark S. Boyce, editors. *
• Biological Diversity on Federal Lands:Report of a Keystone Policy Dialogue by The Keystone Center. *
• A Guide to Habitat Creation by Chris Baines and Jane Smart. *
• An Evaluation of Historical Attempts to Establish Emergent Vegetation in Marine Wetlands in Florida by David W. Crewz and Roy R. Lewis III. *
• Ipacts on Quality of Inland Wetlands of the United States: A Survey of Indicators, Techniques, and Applications of Community Level Biomonitoring Data by Paul R. Adamus and Karla Brandt. *
• Rehabilitation Success and Potential of Mojave and Colorado Desert Sites by Ellen T. Bauder and Anne Larigauderie. *
• Ecological Economics: The Journal of the International Society for Ecological Economics. *
• The Tree Planters Guide to the Galaxy: The Journal of Reforesting Scotland*
• Growback '91 . *
• Oaks of California by Bruce M. Pavlik, Pamela C. Muick, Sharon Johnson, and Marjorie Popper. *
• Landowner's Guide: Conservation of Canadian Prairie Grasslands by Garry C. Trottier. *
• Nature's Metropolis: Chicago and the Great West by William Cronon. *
• Farming in Nature's Image: An Ecological Approach to Agriculture by Judith D. Soule and Jon K Piper. *
  
  
  * Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 10(2), Winter 1992

Editorial

• Standing With Nature by William R. Jordan III

Letters, Comments & Reflections

• Zentner on Katz: The Issue of Restorability by John Zentner
• On Setting Goals: From Snapshots to Movies and Beyond by Peter W. Dunwiddie

Articles

• Mending the Meadow: High-Altitude Meadow Restoration in Mount Ranier National Park by Regina M. Rochefort and Stephen T. Gibbons
• Carving Up the Woods: Savanna Restoration in Northwestern Illinois by Jon Mendelson, Stephen P. Aultz and Judith Dolan Mendelson
• Forests of Caledon by William R. Jordan IV
• Biodiversity Conservation in Europe and North America I: Grasslands--A Common Challenge by David A. Wedin
• Biodiversity Conservation in Europe and North America II: Shrublands--In Defense of Disturbed Land by Peter A. Bowler
• Restoration of Native Vegetation in the Lower Rio Grande Valley by Robin S. Vora
• The Making of Bioshpere 2 by John Petersen, Alan E. Haberstock, Thomas G. Siccama, Kristiina A. Vogt, Daniel J. Vogt and Barbara L. Tusting
• Restoration and the Western Tradition by J. Mark Thomas
• Restoration as Festival by Rory Turner

Notes

• Study of 50-Year-Old Bottomland Forest Restorations Concentrates on Functional Attributes (Tennesse, Kentucky) by Ted Shear, Thomas Lent and Kevin Nunnery
• Drain Tile Removal, Recontouring, Planting Characterize Wetland Restoration Project (Ohio) by John Klein
• Colonization of Restored Wetlands by Invertebrates, Fish, Amphibians and Reptiles Studied (Michigan) by Donald L. Tilton and Douglas Denison
• Wetland Mitigation and Seed Bank Studies (Illinois) by M. Rebecca Anderson and Roger Anderson
• Cypress-Tupelo Swamp Restoration in Southern Louisiana by James A. Allen
• Biotechnical Methods Accelerate Riparian Restoration (New York) by Sven Hoeger
• Riparian Habitat Restoration and Cowbird Trapping Used to Reverse Decline in Least Bell's Vireo (California) by Linda Dawes
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Establishes Restoration Center by Cdr. Ted Lillestolen
• Proper Transplanting Method Critical in Restoration of Canebrakes (Kentucky) by Dennis Feeback and James O. Luken
• Restoration of Fen-Savanna Complex in West-Central Ohio by Timothy A. Snyder and Jennifer L. Windus
• Ecological Restoration Projects Begun on the Hoosier National Forest by Steven D. Olson
• Fosamine Shows Promise in Control of Leafy Spurge (Wisconsin) by Steve Glass
• Satellite Imaging: Bringing the Big Picture to the Restorationist (Maine) by Suzanne M. Meyer, Philip Conkling and Richard Podolsky
• Developing Large-Scale Structural and Compositional Restoration Techniques (Illinois) by Edward R. Collins and Brad D. Woodson
• Restoration Monitoring Computer Programs Developed (Illinois) by Gerould Wilhelm and Linda Wetstein
• Mats of Rare Horestails Successfully Transplanted (Ontario, Canada) by David E. Stephenson
• Visitor Response to Restoration Projects in Cleveland Metroparks (Ohio) by Karl Smith
• Wild Garden Project Supplements Seed Supply for Restoration Projects (Illinois) by Lindsay McGee
• Soil Amendments Fail to Promote Black Willow Growth in Mine Overburden (Illinois) by Timothy R. Pollowy
• Creation of Nesting Sites Aids Recovery of Yellow-eyed Penguin (New Zealand) by Janice and P. Robert Jones, Chris Lalas and Harry A. Doehne
• Plant Selection, Hydroseeding, Mycorrhizae, Irrigation Research Highlight Desert Restoration Group Meeting (Arizona) by Laura L. Jackson and Bruce A. Roundy
• Restoration of Urban Waterfront is Feature of Toronto Metro Plan by Lynn Morrow and Pamela Leach

Book Reviews

• Dynamic Aquaria: Building Living Ecosystems by Walter Adey and Karen Loveland. Reviewed by John Todd
• Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems by The National Research Council Committee on Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems. Reviewed by Gary Pierce
• Where the Buffalo Roam: The Storm Over the Revolutionary Plan to Restore America' Great Plains by Anne Matthews. Reviewed by William S.Whitney
• Ecotones: The Role of Landscape Boundaries in the Management and Restoration of Changing Environments. Marjorie M. Holland, Paul G. Risser and Robert J. Naiman, editors. *
• On-Site Restoration Methods for Mountainous Areas by Russell Hanbey. *
• Florida Aquatic Plant Locator by the Florida Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services. *
• Suppliers of Beneficial Organisms in the United States by Charles D. Hunter. *
• Investigations Into Midwest Native Plants: A Directory of Academic Research and Expertise by Maria Urice. *
• The 1992 Plant Conservation Directory by the Center for Plant Conservation. *
• Land and Water: The Magazine of Natural Resource Management and Restoration. *

• * Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 11(1), Summer 1993

Editorial

• The Ghosts in the Forest by William R. Jordan III

Articles

• Restoring Oak Ecosystems--A Response to Mendelson et al by Steve Packard
• The Wildlands Projects by David M. Johns
• A Plan for the Northern Appalachians by Jamie Sayen
• SWAN: A Coalition for Wilderness Restoration in the Upper Great Lakes Bioregion by Bill Willers
• Seitaien: Creating a Collection of Restored Ecosystems in Chiba, Japan by Toshihiko Nakamura and Teruyo Oba
• Tamarisk Control I: Fighting Back by Andy Sudbrock
• Tamarisk Control II: A Success Story by Cameron W. Barrows
• Moquah Barrons: Pine Barrens Restoration in Chequamegon National Forest (Wisconsin) by Robin S. Vora
• Beyond Apocalypse: Some Reflections on Native Writers, Modern Literature and Restorations by C. Christopher Norden

Notes

• Low Fuel Load Species Mix of Transplants Tested in Volunteer Project by Dave Egan
• Argues Pine Restorations Provide Environment for a Succession to Deciduous Forest Restoration (Ontario, Canada) by Michael R. Rosen
• Ecological Restoration in Forested Landscapes: Problems and Opportunities (British Columbia, Canada) by Fred L. Bunnell, Carlos Galindo-Leal and John Nelson
• Study of Vernal Pool Inundation Periods Helps Define Wetland Boundaries (California) by John Zentner and Caitlin X. Cornwall
• Experiment to Determine Value of Impoundments and Hydrologic Manipulation in Restoration of Louisiana Coastal Wetlands by G.R. Gutenspergen, A. Lee Foote and E.C. Pendleton
• Microclimate Amelioration May Be Critical to Recovery of Subalpine Ecosystems (Colorado) by Charles G. Curtin
• Snow Used to Control Prescribed Burns on Small Glades (Missouri) by Tom Nagel
• Subalpine Vegetation in Glacier Peak Wilderness Restored by Public-Private Coalition (Washington) by Russell Drew Hanbey
• Limits to the Establishment and Growth of Tree-of-Heaven Explored (New Jersey) by Helen M. Forgione
• Restoration Experiment Reveals Factors in Old-Field Succession (New Jersey) by Jean Marie Hartman, Charles E. Bristow and James F. Thorne
• Earthworms Used to Move Soil Into Erosion Control Revetment (Washington) by Nadja Chamberlain
• From Users to Stewards: An Ethnography of One Group's Response to a Savanna/Grassland Restoration Underway (New York) by Mindy O. Block
• Regional Wetland Education and Restoration Program Goes National (Maryland) by Britt Eckhardt Slattery
• Restoration Basis for Integrating Subjects in Elementary Education (Iowa) by Mary Norton
• Restoring Bottomland Harwood Forests at an Unused Clay Settlement Site (North Carolina) by Ted Shear
• Restoration Identified as a Priority Topic at the 1992 AIBS and ESA Conference (Hawai'i) by Lyn A. Hoffmann
• State Stewardship Fund Supports Habitat Restoration (Wisconsin) by Spencer Black
• Legislation to Restore the Northern Rockies Introduced in Congress by Walker Smith
• Regional Program Provides Financial Support for Restoration of Urban Natural Areas (Oregon, Washington) by Esther Lev

Book Reviews

• Prairies, Forests & Wetlands: The Restoration of Natural Landscape Communities in Iowa by Janette R. Thompson. *
• Rebuilding the Nation's Wetland Heritage: A Challenge for the 1990s by Charles H.W. Foster and Peter P. Rogers. *
• Selected Bibliography: Wetland Creation and Restoration by Kevin L. Erwin. *
• Wetlands: An Approach to Improving Decision Making in Wetland Restoration and Creation. Ann J. Hairston, editor. *
• Wildlife Research and Management in the National Parks by R. Gerald Wright. *

* Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 11(2), Winter 1993

Editorial

• Cynegetic Restoration by William R. Jordan III

Articles

• Dong Thap Muoi: Bringing Back the Mystery Forest of the Plain of Reeds by Le Cong Kiet
• Urban Renewal: Restoring the Vision of Olmsted and Vaux in Central Park's Woods by Marianne Cramer
• Canada's Rough Fescue Grasslands: Sod Transplanting in Alberta Shows Promise by Richard D. Revel
• Louisiana's Wetlands: Combatting Erosion and Revitilizing Ecosystems by Bill Good
• Switchcane: Propagation and Establishment in the American Southeast by Steven G. Platt and Christopher G. Brantley
• The Ethics of Mitigation: SER 1992 Conference Report by Eric S. Higgs
• A Life in Restoration: Robert Starbird Dorney, 1928-1987 by Eric S. Higgs

Notes

• Ohio Prairie Seed Nursery: A Five-Year Update by Mark Klunk and David Nolin
• Native Grassland Restoration in California: Assessing Suitable Sites by Jon E. Keeley
• Response of Native Bunchgrass to Grazing, Burning (California) by Andrew R. Dyer
• Study Examines the Heat of Combustion of Deciduous Tree Leaf Litter (Illinois) by Jim Steffen
• Tree Shelters Accelerate Valley Oak Restoration on Grazed Rangelands (California) by Doug McCreary and Jerry Tecklin
• Dense Vegetation May Encourage Vole Damage in Young Oak Plantings (California) by Jerry Tecklin and Doug McCreary
• Cypress Restoration in Salt-Killed Wetland Systems (South Carolina) by William H. Conner and George Askew
• Wetlands Research Program Studying Restoration Techniques; Produces New Manuals by Mary M. Davis
• Multi-Phase Project to Restore Riversidian Alluvial Fan Sage Scrub (California) by Martha Blane
• Designed Reef Modules Provide a Means to Restore Coastal Habitat (Massachusetts) by Daniel J. Sheehy and Susan F. Vik
• Seagrass Bed Creation Attempted on Dredge Spoil (Maryland) by Keith J. Bowerss and David Blalock
• Oak Forest/Savanna Restoration Begins in State Park (Wisconsin) by Gary Birch
• Groundlay Composition and Species Distributions in Lowland Oak Savannas (Wisconsin) by Peter Hujik
• Volunteers Restore Oak Savanna in an Urban Area (Illinois) by Kathleen Donahue
• Twenty-five Years of Vegetational Change in a Southern Illinois Barrens by Roger C. Anderson and John E. Schwegman
• Savanna Restoration in Missouri State Parks--A Ten-Year Summary by Ken McCarty
• Propagation, Revegetation Program Underway at Organ Pipe National Monument (Arizona) by Lee Losher
• Glyphosate Controls Amur Honeysuckle in Native Woodland Restoration (Ohio) by Denis G. Conover and Donald G. Geiger
• Reed Canary Grass Controls Tested (Minnesota) by Mark Lyford
• Fire Behavior Prediction Model BEHAVE Applied in Midwest Setting (Illinois) by Robert Stanton
• Three Quick Seed Evaluation Methods--A Comparison by Laurie A. Lippitt and David A. Bainbridge
• Experimental Restoration of Red Wolves Concludes Successfully (North Carolina) by Michael K. Phillips
• Managing for Lepidoptera, Birds and Grasses at Huffman Prairie (Ohio) by Marleen Kromer
• Potential for Peregrine Falcon Habitat Restoration Along the Upper Mississippi River by Greg Septon
• Experiments to Identify Key Factors in Karner Blue Butterfly Habitat (Minnesota) by Cynthia Lane
• Oak Savanna Restoration and Conservation of Karner Blue Butterfly and Other Rare Lepidoptera (Ontario, Canada) by J.P. Prevett
• Plant Competition Effects on Reforestation of Reclaimed Phosphate-Mined Lands (Florida) by Steven G. Richardson and Andre F. Clewell
• Unique Revegetation Program at Mojave Desert Gold Mine Eases Environmental Concerns (California) by Raymond Franson and David A. Bainbridge
• Santa Susana Tarplant Revegetation on Public Utility Site (California) by Lisa Mangione and Duane Vander Pluym
• Interpreting Ecological Restoration: An Application of Interpretation as a Management Tool (Illinois)
• Desert Restoration Group Discusses Plant Genetics, Research Needs (Arizona) by Laura Jackson, Mark Pater and Steven Smith
• University of North Texas Press Seeks Eco-philosophy Manuscripts by Charlotte M. Wright
• Exploring the Cultural and Moral Implications of Ecological Restoration by Eric S. Higgs

Book Reviews

• The Diversity of Life by E.O. Wilson. Reviewed by Alex Turner
• Restoration of Degraded Ecosystems. David Lamb, editor. *
• Ecosystem Rehabilitation, Volume 1: Policy Issues and Volume 2: Ecosystem Analysis and Synthesis. Mohan K. Wali, editor. *
• Habitat Restoration: A Guide for Proactive Schools by Edward G. Cheskey. *
• Interface Between Ecology and Development in California. Jon E. Keeley, editor. *
• This Land is Your Land: A Guide to North America's Endangered Ecosystems by Jon Naar and Alex J. Naar. *
• Thoreau's World and Ours: A Natural Legacy. Edmund A. Schofield and Robert C. Baron, editors. *

* Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 12(1), Summer 1994

Editorial

• Silphium Redux: A Prairie Vision by William R. Jordan III

Poem

• Prairie Dream by Rinda West

Articles

• Rolling Forward: Toward a New Midwestern Land Ethic by John Madson
• Roadside Landscapes: Prairie Species Take Hold in Midwest Rights-of-Way by John A. Harrington
• Iowa Prairie Rebirth: Rediscovering Natural Heritage at Walnut Creek National Wildlife Refuge by Pauline A. Drobney
• Partners for Wildlife: Rebuilding Indiana's Degraded Prairie by Phil Delphey and Jim Ruwaldt
• Growing Green: Prairie Nurseries in the Upper Midwest by Dave Egan
• Successional Restoration: Thinking Like a Prairie by Steve Packard
• Starting from Seed: Genetic Issues in Using Native Grasses for Restoration by Eric E. Knapp and Kevin J. Rice
• Sculptured Seeding: An Ecological Approach to Revegetation by Erling T. Jacobson, D. Brent Wark, Roy G. Arnott, Russell J. Haas and Dwight A. Tober
• Seed Stripper Harvesters: Efficient Tools for Prairie Restoration by John P. Morgan and Douglas R. Collicutt
• Soil Impoverishment: A Little-Known Technique Holds Potential for Establishing Prairie by John P. Morgan
• Illinois' Volunteer Corps: A Model Program with Deep Roots in the Prairie by Laurel M. Ross
• Savanna Recovery: Guiding the Future of Midwestern Oak Ecosystems by Karen M. Holland
• The Urban Savanna: Reuniting Ecological Preference and Function by Paul H. Gobster

Notes

• Prairie Restoration at the International Crane Foundation: A Progress Report (Wisconsin) by Jim Welsh
• Wet Prairie Restoration in Western Oregon by Mark Griswold Wilson
• Tallgrass Prairie Experiment Underway in Manitoba by Douglas R. Collicutt, John P. Morgan and Jacqueline D. Durant
• Recolonization Potential Examined on Exposed Peat Bog (Wisconsin) by Thomas J. Murn
• Alaska Begins a Statewied Study of Aquatic Habitat Restoration Projects by Betsy Parry
• Adaptive Management Strategy Helps Assure Cost-Effective, Large-Scale Riparian Restoration (California) by F. Thomas Griggs
• Adaptive Management Strategy Used to Determine Duration of Irrigation in Riparian Forest Restoration (California) by Rory Sheehan and F. Thomas Griggs
• Sand Pine Scrub Restoration: An Alternative to High-Intensity Fire by Walter J. Kenner
• Research Begins on Restoring Oak Savanna Groundlayer (Wisconsin) by Mark K. Leach
• Shale Barrens Community Restoration Underway at Brown Barrens Nature Preserve (Illinois) by Robert T. Bittner, David J. Gibson and K. Andrew West
• Cryptobiotic Soil Crusts: Basis for Arid Land Restoration (Utah) by Jayne Belnap
• Treeshelters Improve Woody Transplant Survival on Arid Lands (California) by David A. Bainbridge and Matthew W. Fidelibus
• Jellyrolls Reduece Outplanting Costs in Arid Land Restoration (California) by Matthew W. Fidelibus
• Transplanting Coastal Sage Scrub Seedlings From Natural Stands (California) by Peter A. Bowler
• Bureau of Land Management Launches a Program to Restore the Deteriorated Rangelands of the Great Basin and Columbia Plateau by Michael M. Borman and David A. Pyke
• Tree Seedlings Flourish Following Removal of Amur Honeysuckle (Kentucky) by James O. Luken and Norbert G. Goessling
• A Tool for Weeding Cattails and Reed Canary Grass (Iowa) by Lon Drake
• Experiment Finds Less Herbicide Needed to Control Buckthorn (Wisconsin) by Steve Glass
• Reversing the Tamarisk Tide at Lake Mead National Recreation Area (Nevada) by Curtis E. Dueser
• Native Plant Revegetation Suggests New Ways to Manage Power Line Rights-of-Way (Georgia) by Raymond E. Nuesch and Darrel G. Morrison
• Firewise Planning for Coastal Sage Scrub Restoration by Richard Nichols and Ronald Montague
• University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum Conducts Prairie Burn for Public by Brock Woods
• Summer Outdoor Education Program Popular in Nebraska by Jan Whitney
• Restoration of Oak-Pine Savanna Aids Karner Blue Butterflies (Michigan) by Patrick J. Corner and Mary L. Rabe
• Construction of Hibernaculum for the Western Fox Snake (Illinois) by David S. Sollenberger
• Wildlife Habitat Restoration Underway Near Urban Area (Wisconsin) by Paul Wozniak
• Soil Amendments and Cluster Planting May Help Plant Growth on Tough Phosphogypsum Tailings (Alberta, Canada) by Wendy E.R. Throne and Richard D. Revel
• Cooperative Rare Plant Recovery Program Developed in Wisconsin by Kelly Kearns

Book Reviews

• John T. Curtis: Fifty Years of Wisconsin Plant Ecology. James S. Fralish, Robert P. McIntosh and Orie L. Loucks, editors. Reviewed by Evelyn A. Howell
• Landscape Restoration Handbook by Donald Harker, Sherry Evans, Marc Evans and Kay Harker. Reviewed by Darrel Morrison
• Biological Pollution: The Control and Impact of Invasive Exotic Species.
  Bill N. McKnight, editor. *
• California's Changing Landscapes: Diversity and Conservation of California Vegetation by Michael Barbour, Bruce Pavlik, Frank Drysdale and Susan Lindstrom. *
• Ecology of Greenways: Design and Function of Linear Conservation Areas. Daniel S. Smith and Paul Cawood Hellmund, editors. *
• Humans as Components of Ecosystems: The Ecology of Subtle Human Effects and Populated Areas. Mark J. McDonnell and Stewart T.A. Pickett, editors. *
• Old Growth in the East: A Survey by Mary Byrd Davis. *
• Prairie Restoration for Wisconsin Schools by Molly Fifield Murray. *
• Prescribed Burning for Brushland Management: The South Texas Example by Charles J. Scrifes and Wayne T. Hamilton. *
• Restoring Wetlands in Washington: A Guidebook for Wetland Restoration, Planning and Implementation by Michelle L. Stevens and Ron Vanbianchi. *
• Wetland Planting Guide for the Northeastern United States: Plants for Creation, Restoration and Enhancement by Gwendolyn A. Thunhorst. *

* Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 12(2), Winter 1994

Editorial

• The Nazi Connection by William R. Jordan III

Articles

• Restoration Rituals: Transforming Rituals into Inspirational Moments by Karen M. Holland
• Metaphor and Meaning: The Role of Poetry in the Education of the Restorationist by Rinda West
• Psychological Ecology: Restorative-Environments Research and Ecological Restoration by Terry Hartig, Peter Bowler and Adrian Wolf
• The Politics of Restoration: An Introduction by Peter Bowler
• Hegemony and Democracy: How Politics in Restoration Informs the Politics of Restoration by Andrew Light
• Greening Corporate Environments: Authorship and Politics in Restoration by Jonathan Perry
• Personal Politics: Ecological Restoration as Human-Scale and Community-Based by Barbara Westfall
• Oregon River Restoration: A Sensitive Management Strategy Boosts Natural Healing by Katharine Grant
• Trial and Error: Assessing the Effectiveness of Riparian Revegetation in Arizona by Mark K. Briggs, Bruce A. Roundy and William W. Shaw
• Foreign Plant Stock: Concerns for Wetland Mitigation by Donald J. Padgett and Garrett E. Crow
• Planning a Prairie Burn: A Fuel Moisture Model Helps Determine When the Time is Right by Michael O'Keefe
• Resource Inventory and Monitoring: Concepts and Applications for Ecological Restoration by Michael L. Morrison
• Between Theory and Practice: Some Thoughts on Motivations Behind Restoration by Donald Scherer

Notes

• Golf Course Rough Provides Seedbank for Prairie Restoration (New York) by Carole Neidich-Ryder
• Micro-burning and Restoration at the Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge (Texas) by L. Wayne Clark
• Ethical and Ecological Standards for Restoring Upland Oak Forests (Ohio) by Karl Smith
• Private Oak Woodland Restoration: A Five-Year Project (Illinois) by Susanni Masi
• Ongoing Studies Examine the Revegetation Potential of Native Species in Dry Hawai'ian Woodlands by Carla D' Antonio, Ruth Ley, J. Tim Tunison and Rhonda Lowe
• Both Planted and Non-Planted Species Populate Restored Wetland (Ohio) by Denis G. Conover and John Klein
• Landscape-Based Procedure for Restoration of Urban Estuaries (Washington) by David K. Shreffler and Ronald M. Thom
• Coastal Salt Marsh Creation in San Diego: Limits to Establishing a Viable Wildlife Habitat (California) by Christina M. Schaefer
• Understanding and Restoring Woodland Sedge-Grass Matrices with Application to Ephemeral Ponds (Illinois) by Susanne Masi and Tom Vanderpoel
• Developing a Native Plant Program--Grassroots Style (Michigan) by Mary Blickendorfer and Jan Schultz
• Savanna Plant Propagation Underway at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum by Brian Bader
• Micro-propagated Showing Ladyslippers Ready for Outplanting (Wisconsin) by Scott Weber
• Combined Strategies Help Eradicate Common Reed in Salt Marsh (Massachusetts) by Paul R. Lelito, Sarah Hurdle and Cheryl Deshaies
• White-tail Deer Management in the Pennypack Wilderness Preserve (Pennsylvania) by David J. Robertson
• Effects of Burning, Cutting, and Spraying on Reed Canary Grass Studied (Minnesota) by Jill S. Preuninger and Charles E. Umbanhowar Jr.
• Cooperative Landowners, Fall Mowing Assist in the Recovery of Heart-leaved Golden Alexanders (Connecticut) by Beth Lapin
• Equipment Developed to Salvage Plant Communities (Pennsylvania) by John Munro
• Lightweight Sod Peeler Available to Restorationists (Pennsylvania) by John Munro
• Europium Staining for Evaluation of Disturbed Soil Ecosystems (California) by Kris Conners, Tom Zink, David Bainbridge, Mike Allen and Sherri Morris
• Successful Salvage of Arid Land Trees and Shrubs (Nevada) by Margaret L. Heim
• Environmental Education Program Emphasizes Ecological Restoration (Minnesota) by Matt Nielsen
• Australian Conference Emphasizes Role of Human Networks in Conservation by Denis A. Saunders and John L. Craig
• Directing Landscape Dynamics: An Evolving Restoration Paradigm by Steven G. Whisenant

Book Reviews

• Beyond Preservation: Restoring and Inventing Landscapes. A. Dwight Baldwin, Jr., Judith DeLuce and Carl Pletsch, editors. Reviewed by Max Oelschlaeger
• Before the Wilderness: Environmental Management by Native Californians. Thomas C. Blackburn and Kat Anderson, editors. Reviewed by Peter Nabokov
• Fire Ecology and Pacific Northwest Forests by James K. Agee.*
• Getting Back Into Place: Toward a Renewed Understanding of the Place-World by Edward S. Casey. *
• Wetlands: Guide to Science, Law, and Technology by Mark S. Dennison and James F. Berry. *
• Restoration Forestry: An International Guide to Sustainable Forestry Practices by Michael Pilarski. *
• Reclamation of Native Grasslands in Alberta: A Review of the Literature by D.S. Kerr, L.J. Morrison and K. E. Wilkinson. *
• Ecological Integrity and the Management of Ecosystems. Stephen Woodley, James Kay and George Francis, editors. *
• Watershed Protection Techniques (A journal). Thomas R. Schueler, editor. *

* Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 13(1), Summer 1995

This issue of R&MN contains a special section--Pacific Northwest Reports. It was compiled by Guest Editor Anne Mockler.

Editorial

• Good Restoration by William R. Jordan III

Pacific Northwest Reports

• Stream Restoration and Environmental Education: The Adopt-A-Stream Foundation by Tom Murdoch
  The Adopt-A-Stream Foundation has performed a decade of pioneering work aimed at educating people living in the watersheds of the Pacific Northwest.
• Ecological Approaches to Riparian Restoration by Boone Kaufmann, Richard Case, Danna Lytjen, Nick Otting and Dian L. Cummings
  The authors argue that for riparian areas "...passive restoration is all that is needed to achieve restoration goals. Active restoration, where necessary, must be implemented in such a way as to facilitate the recovery of natural ecosystem function."
• A Seattle-Area Volunteer-Based Plant-Rescue Program by Jo Goeldner
  King County's Native Plant Salvage Program is a model for other communities who want a volunteer force to rescue plants for use in local restoration projects.
• Youth Conservation Corps Carries Out Streambank Project by Esther Lev
  Youths from the North Portland Youth Conservation Program restore an urban stream.
• Prairies in Portland by Mark Griswold Wilson
  Volunteers turn a parking lot into an oasis for butterflys and portions of closed landfill into a shortgrass prairie.
• The Willamette Valley Natural Areas Network by Mark V. Wilson, Edward R. Alverson, Deborah L. Clark, Richard H. Hayes, Cheryl A. Ingersoll and Maura B. Naughton
  Members of the network are working together to foster public understanding of Willamette Valley ecosystems, to build support for prescribed burning and other management tools, and to restore and protect native habitats, especially prairies.
• High Alpine Restoration Work at McDonald Basin by Debbie Whitall
  Check-dams and native plants are being used to revegetate severly-eroded, 45-percent slopes in the Rogue River National Forest.
• Restoring Fire-Dependent Ponderosa Pine Forests in Western Montana by Stephen F. Arno, Michael G. Harrington, Carl E. Fiedler and Clinton E. Carlson
  After decades of fire-suppression and in the aftermath of the Yellowstone fires, these researchers are studying ways to bring the natural disturbance of fire back to western forests. Olympic National Forest Partnerships for Slope Repair and Erosion Control by Lisa Lewis
  Fixing slope failures along logging roads provides opportunities for learning, diplomacy, and community-building.
• Riparian Habitat Restoration at Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge by W.H. Pyle
  National Wildlife Refuge begins landscape-scale restoration experiments to explore recovery of arid lands degraded by decades of livestock grazing.
• Integrated Planning for Wetland Restoration and Mitigation by Thomas Hruby and Michael Scuderi
  A Special Area Management Plan outlines a way to coordinate restoration planning for 2,500 acres of wetlands that lie in the path of agricultural, industrial, and residential development.
• Stream Habitat Surveys: A Tool for Stream Enhancement by Vic Kaczynski
  Detailed hydrologic surveys of more than 13,000 miles of streams provide a valuable tool for prioritizing and planning stream enhancement projects.
• Pushing Back Juniper by Richard F. Miller
  Controlling the spread of Western juniper is the first step toward restoring several historic plant communities in the Intermountain region of eastern Oregon, northeastern California, southwestern Idaho, and northwestern Nevada.
• South Slough Coastal Watershed Restoration by Steven S. Rumrill and Craig E. Cornu
  Rumrill and Cornu discuss the need, and the difficulty, of restoring upland, riparian, and wetland habitats within the context of the entire coastal watershed landscape.
• A Restoration Scenario for the Klamath River Basin by Wendall Wood
  Restoring thousands of acres of farmland to tule marsh is a gigantic challenge for restorationists and federal agencies working in southern Oregon.
• Ecosystem Management: A New Paradigm for Forest Management by Timothy A. White
  Ecosystem management--the ecological buzzword of the '90s--is a major topic of conversation at the 7th Annual Society for Ecological Restoration Conference in Seattle.

Other Articles

• North American Conference on Savannas and Barrens by Roger C. Anderson and M. Rebecca Anderson
  A report from the First North American Conference on Savannas and Barrens, which was held 15-16 October, 1994 at Illinois State University. Copies of the proceedings are available from Karen Holland, USEPA, Great Lakes National Program Office, 77 West Jackson Blvd., Chicago, IL 60604-3590.
• Eastern Mixed Mesophytic Forest Restoration by David J. Robertson and Mary C. Robertson
  The Robertsons tell the story of the Pennypack Ecological Restoration Trust and its work restoring a small, forested tract in the northeastern suburbs of Philadelphia.
• The Resurrection of Brewery Creekby Thomas M. Bennwitz
  Rehabilitation of this 150-year-old mine site in southwestern Wisconsin required the cooperation of 25 programs and organizations, dozens of private property owners, and the use of video-imaging technology.
• Developments in River and Stream Restoration in Germany by Marit Larson
  Larson reflects on the year she spent studying how Germans are restoring their waterways and upon the German idea of Leitbild--an ideal that recognizes both native biodiversity and human needs.
• Native Plants for Recreation and Conservation in Mexico by Ileana Espejel and Lina Ojeda
  A survey of plants from the coastal areas of Baja California and the Yucatan Peninsula summarizes their potential for restoration and natural landscaping purposes.
• American Beautyberry for Borrow Pit Reclamation in South Carolina by Harris Martin and Gary Sick
  Test plantings prove that American beautyberry, a hardy, drought-tolerant shrub, can be used to reclaim the acidic, infertile soils characteristic of surface-mined sites.
• A Combination in Behalf of Restoration: The Coalition to Restore Urban Waters by Moira Mcdonald
  The Coalition to Restore Urban Waters is a group of 250 citizen-based, grassroots organizations working together to restore urban waterays--and urban communities.
• Women and Restoration by Nancy Freehafer
  Do women and men approach the work of restoration differently? The results of Freehafer's informal survey of Chicago-area volunteers indicates that some women believe they do.

Notes

• Inviting the Neighbors: The Story of a Front-Yard Prairie (Michigan) by Robert E. Grese
• Frequent Mowing May Increase Quality of Prairie Restorations (Iowa) by Michael A. O'Keefe
• Eco-forestry Institue Promotes Restoration-Based Job Training by Doug Patterson
• Custom-Grown, Coconut-Fiber Sods Prove Effective in High-Energy Wetland Restorations (New York) by Sven Hoeger
• Volunteer Plant Recruitment Contributes to Restoration of Forested Wetlands (Massachusetts) by Donald M. Kent, Carl E. Tammi and Linda L. Travaglia
• Induced Root Suckering Shows Potential for Reestablishing Riparian Trees (New Mexico) by Lee S. Ischinger and Patrick B. Shafroth
• Treeshelters in Louisiana Coastal Swamps: An Update by James A. Allen
• Lists Indicate Recoverable Oak Savannas and Open Oak Woodlands in Southern Wisconsin by Brian Pruka
• Pine Barrens Restoration Around Prison Halted: Idea Still Holds Promise (Wisconsin) by Monica Shively
• Naturalized Golf Courses May Serve as Nature Preserves (Kansas) by Max R. Terman
• Policy on Naturalized, Non-native Plants Fails to Protect Native Communities (Michigan) by Debra Gelber and William D. Schneider
• Soil Amendments May Help Displace Exotic Plants Invading Reserve from Pipeline Corridor by Thomas A. Zink and Michael F. Allen
• Treeshelters Lead to Unexpected Problems by Robert A. Carey and David J. Robertson
• EZJECT: A New Tool for Killing Woody Species (Wisconsin) by Dave Egan and Steve Glass
• The Schoolyard Habitats Program: Creating Better Places to Live and Learn by Britt Slattery, Rich Mason and Mark Schilling
• Connecting Kids with Nature Through Stewardship: The Mighty Acorns Program (Illinois) by Diane Reckless
• National Service Corps Assists Localities in Restoration Projects by David Silverberg
• National Park Service Offers Planning Assistance for Community-Oriented Restoration Projects by Wendy Malamut

Book Reviews

• Restoring Prairie Wetlands: An Ecological Approach by Susan M. Galatowitsch and Arnold G. van der Valk. Reviewed by Ned H. Euliss, Jr.
• Trees...the Green Testament by Ya'akov Kirschen. Reviewed by Michael L. Rosenweig
• Wild Forests: Conservation Biology and Public Policy by William S. Alverson, Walter Kuhlmann and Donald M. Waller. *
• Fading Forests: North American Trees and the Threat of Exotic Pests by Faith Thompson Campbell and Scott E. Schlarbaum. *
• Everglades: The Ecosystem and its Restoration. Steven M. Davis and John C. Ogden, editors. *
• Greener Roadsides (A newsletter). Bonnie Harper-Lore, editor. *
• Applied Wetlands Science and Technology. Donald M. Kent, editor. *
• Sustainable Forestry: Philosophy, Science and Economics by Chris Maser. *
• Restoring the Tallgrass Prairie: An Illustrated Manual for Iowa and the Upper Midwest by Shirley Shirley. *
• Ecosystem Management: Additional Actions Needed to Adequately Test a Promising Approach by the staff of the U.S. General Accounting Office. *

* Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 13(2), Winter 1995

Editorials

• "Restoration" (The Word) by William R. Jordan III
• Chekov's Restorationist Manifesto by Alex Turner

Articles

• Innovations in Tidal Marsh Restoration by Keith J. Bowers
• Restoring Salmon Ecosystems by Daniel L. Bottom
• Downshifting by Andre F. Clewell
• Restoration for Clean Water by Avram Primack, David R. Moldal, and Mark D. Hilton
• The Nazi Connection, Continued by Janet Marinelli
• Cootes Paradise Marsh by Patricia Chow-Fraser and Lynda Lukasik
• Techniques for Plant Establishment in Arid Ecosystems by David A. Bainbridge, Matthew Fidelibus, and Robert MacAller
• Fitting in Fire by Michael O'Keefe
• Wildlife Conservation and Restoration Ecology by Michael L. Morrison

Notes

• Prairie Parsley Reappears Following Brush Cutting and Burning (Wisconsin)
  by Steve Hubner and Mark K. Leach
• Insects Surveyed on Flowers in Native and Reconstructed Prairies (Minnesota)
  by Catherine C. Reed
• Linking Rainforest Restoration With Land Stewardship in Costa Rica by Carl Leopold and Arno Finkeldey
• Propagation and Field Trials of Tropical Trees and Shrubs Produce Mixed Results (Colombia) by T. Mitchell Aide, Ana Marie Eusse, Jamie Cavelier, and Juan Manual Dupuy
• Cutting Size, Horticultural Treatments Affects Survival and Growth of Riparian Species (California) by Peter Hujik and F. Thomas Griggs
• Field-Seeded Riparian Trees and Shrubs Thrive in Non-Irrigated Plots (California) by Peter Hujik and F. Thomas Griggs
• Technique for Sand Stabilization and Mesquite Dune Reconstruction Tested in the Yuha Desert, California by John Tiiszler, David Bainbridge, Marcelle Darby, Matthew Fidelibus, Robert MacAller, and Deborah Waldecker
• Survival of Transplanted Xerophytic Plants Assessed (Baja California Sur, Mexico) by Alfredo Ortega-Rubio, Fedrico Salinas, Alejandra Naranjo, Cerafina Arguelles, Jose Luis Leon, Alejandra Nieto, Ricardo Aguilar, and Heidi Romero
• Lower Rates of Herbicide Control Oriental Bittersweet (New York) by Mark Busciano
• Cogongrass Control Requires Integrated Approach (Florida) by D.G. Shilling and J.F. Gaffney
• Cutting Queen Anne's Lace Reduces Seed Supply (Wisconsin) by Martha and Bill Kilgour
• Leafy Spurge Database Now Available on CD-ROM by Neal R. Spencer
• Scotch Broom Eradicated on Shaw Island Prairies (Washington) by Estella Leopold
• Hydraulic Jetting Effective for Planting Willow Cuttings (Iowa) by Lon Drake and Rick Langel
• Burrowing Owls Thrive in Artificial Habitat (California) by Lynne A. Trulio
• Public Participation is Key Component of Restoration Plan for Public Parks (New York) by Edward M. Toth
• Liberal Arts College Begins Restoration of 52 Hectares of Campus Property (Wisconsin) by Jeanette De Diemar Krueger
• San Francisco Bay Coalition Forms Bonds Between Native Americans and Non- Native Restorationists by Emily Schwalen (Cherokee) and Melissa Nelson (Ojibwe)

Book Reviews

• Restoration of Endangered Species: Conceptual Issues, Planning, and Implementation. Marlin L. Bowles and Christopher J. Whalen, editors. Reviewed by Don Falk
• In Service of the Wild: Restoring and Reinhabiting Damaged Land by Stephanie Mills. Reviewed by Michael J. Oxford
• Miracle Under the Oaks: The Revival of Nature in America by William K. Stevens. Reviewed by Laura Nelson
• The Environmental Imagination: Thoreau, Nature Writing, and the Formation of American Culture. Lawrence Buell *
• Place of the Wild: An Anthology. David Clarke Burks, editor. *
• Environmental Policy and Biodiversity. R. Edward Grumbine, editor. *
• Saving Nature's Legacy: Protecting and Restoring Biodiversity by Reed F. Noss and Allen Y. Cooperrider. *
• Archaeological Site Stabilisation and Reconstruction in the United States: Winston
• Churchill Memorial Fellowship Report by Kevin L. Jones. *
• Restoration and Enhancement of Aquatic Habitats in Alaska: Case Study Reports, Policy Guidelines, and Recommendations by Betsy L. Parry and Glenn A. Seaman. *
• From Coastal Wilderness to Fruited Plain: A History of Environmental Change in Temperate North America From 1500 to the Present by Gordon G. Whitney. *
• Guidelines for the Management of Orthodox Seeds by Gregory D. Wieland . *

* Reviews by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 14(1), Summer 1996

Editorial

• The Killing by William R. Jordan III

Guest Editorial

• Prescribed Fire Safety by Bob Stanton

Articles

• 1996 SER Conference Preview: Natural Areas Restoration in New York City by Marc A. Matsil and Michael J. Feller
• Duplicating the Mound-and-Pool Topography of Forested Wetlands by William J. Barry, Albert S. Garlo and Craig A. Wood
• Building and Burning Brush Piles by the Natural Resource Management Staff, McHenry County (Illinois) Conservation District
• Rainfall and Prairie Establishment by Michael A. O'Keefe
• Quantitative Photomonitoring for Restoration Projects by Mia van Horn and Kent van Horn
• Conference Report: Indigenous Peoples' Program, SER '95 by Michelle Stevens
• Conference Report: 22nd Natural Areas Conference by Chris Wilson
• Conference Report: California Exotic Pest Plant Council by Ann Howald
• Conference Report: Midwest Oak Savanna and Woodland Conference by Brian J. Bader
• Meiji Shrine by Tetsuya Matsui
• Restoration in 19th Century France by Tamara L. Whited
• The Vernacular Approach to Ecological Restoration by Freeman House

Notes

• Judicious Use of Herbicide Helps Convert Cropland to Prairie (Nebraska) by Orvin E. Bontrager
• Reverse Fertilization Experiment Produces Mixed Results (Colorado) by T.R. Seastadt, Paul A. Duffy and Joshua N. Knight
• Restoration of Native Bunchgrass and Wildflower Grassland Underway at Mount Diablo State Park (California) by Charlice W. Danielsen
• Program Links Ecosystem Restoration with Community Economic Development (Oregon) by Flaxen D.L. Conway and Bob Warren
• Partners Sought for Sandy River Delta Restoration Project (Oregon) by Kevin O'Hara and Virginia Kelly
• Prescribed Burns of Savannas Require Different Strategies and Precautions (Missouri) by Tom Nagel
• Low-Cost Seeding Practices for Restoring Desert Environments (New Mexico) by Ed Frederickson, Jerry Barrow, Jeffery Herrick, Kris Havstad and Bill Longland
• Drip Irrigation Aids Revegetation of South Texas Blackbrush Community by Roy A. Woodward and David D. Cornman
• Mulch, Fertilizer Stimulate Growth of White Oak Seedlings (Illinois) by Ken Schaal
• Differences Found in Performance of Native Grass Seed After Six Years of Frozen Storage (California) by Craig C. Dremann
• Propagating Shrub-Steppe Herbaceous Dicots in South-Central Washington by Kathleen A. Robson
• Hand-Weeding Controls Invasive Sea Fig (California) by Peter A. Bowler
• Grasses and Mulch Control Yellow-Star Thistle (California) by Craig C. Dremann
• Integrated Management Techniques Show Promise for Control of Reed Canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea) in Seasonal Wetlands (Washington) by Fred L. Paveglio, Kevin M. Kilbride, R. Bruce Wiseman and Ron P. Crockett
• Places Stalks of Common Reed Inside Treeshelters Saves Songbirds (Ohio) by John A. Blakeman
• Vertical Mulch Controls Erosion, Aids Revegetation (California) by David A. Bainbridge
• Specially-Modified Land Imprinter Inoculates Soil With Mycorrhizal Fungi (California) by Ted St. John
• Rare Orchid Reintroduced to Tropical Moist Forest in Southern Brazil by Ligia Queiroz Matias
• Prairie Restoration Project Enhances High School Biology Curriculum (Wisconsin) by Greg D. Bisbee
• Saturday Academy's Youth Scientists Provide Data for Restoration and Protection of Natural Areas (Oregon) by James C. Gillen and Jane Blair
• Workshop Spawns Inter-Organizational Habitat Restoration Group (Maryland) by Brian Bernstein
• National Association of Service and Conservation Corps Tackles Restoration Projects by Andrew Moore

Book Reviews

• Forest Dreams, Forest Nightmares: The Paradox of Old Growth in the Inland West by Nancy Langston. Reviewed by Martin Bailkey
• Bibliography of Fire Effects and Related Literature Applicable to the Ecosystems and Species of Wisconsin by Richard A. Henderson and Sandra H. Statz. *
• Restoring Canada's Native Prairies: A Practical Manual by John P. Morgan, Douglas C. Collicutt and Jacqueline D. Thompson. *
• Endangered Ecosystems of the United States: A Preliminary Assessment of Loss and Degradation by Reed F. Noss, Edward T. LaRoe III and J. Michael Scott. *
• World Fire: The Culture of Fire on Earth by Stephen J. Pyne. *
• Ecopyschology: Restoring the Earth, Healing the Mind. Theodore Roszak, Mary E. Gomes and Allen D. Kanner, editors. *

* Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 14(2), Winter 1996

Editorial

• The Ambivalence by William R. Jordan III

Guest Editorial

• Reissue of a Natural Landscaping Classic by Darrel Morrison

Articles

• Restoring Native Grasses in California Old Fields by Mark R. Stromberg and Paul Kephart
• The Greening of the Golden Gate by Peter Holloran
• Fire Controls Yellow Star Thistle in California Grasslands by Marla Hastings
• Restoring the Smelter-Damaged Landscape near Sudbury, Ontario by John M. Gunn
• The Conservation Reserve Program by Dennis E. Jelinski and Peter A. Kulakow
• Disturbance Plays Key Role in Distribution of Plant Species by Dwight A. Brown an Kyle D. Brown
• Meeting Report: NSF Workshop Supports Restoration-Related Research by Edith B. Allen, W. Wallace Covington, and Don Falk
• Conference Report: International Conference for Restoration and Sustainable Development by Andre Clewell and Nik Lopoukhine
• Tending the Wilderness by M. Kat Anderson

Notes

• Three Pioneers of Midwest Prairie Restoration Receive Awards by Fran M. Harty
• Plant Salvage Techniques Used to Create a Bunchgrass Prairie by John Pierce
• The Maryland Forest Conservation Act Mandates Forest Restoration, Conservation by Elmina J. Hilsenrath and Ginger Page Howell
• Fire Returns to Stand of Old-Growth Longleaf Pine (Alabama) by John S. Kush and Ralph S. Meldahl
• Rebuilding Microtopography and Planting Woody Species Restores Abandoned Agricultural Land (New York) by Karen B. Deitz, Jennifer A. O'Reilly, Gregory S. Podniesinski, and Donald J. Leopold
• Questions Value of Active Restoration for Wetlands (Kentucky) by Dennis Feeback and Susan M. Wind
• Large-scale, Human-made Disturbances Have Little Effect on the Amount of Common Reed in Salt Mashes (Massachusetts) by Donald M. Kent, Carl Tammi, and Jeanne Kelly
• Native Plantings Along and Urban Slough: A Ten-Year Assessment (British Columbia) by Craig S. Runyan
• New Administrative Regulations Require Restoration of Oil-Damage Ecosystems by Eli Reinharz
• Small Whithe Lady's Slipper Transplanted Successfully in Northwest Minnesota by W. Daniel Svedarsky, Thomas A. Feiro, and Timothy J. Wilson
• Arrowleaf Balsamroot (Balsamorhiza sagittata) Seed Germination and Establishment Success (Utah) by Stanley G. Kitchen and Stephen B. Monsen
• Department of Interior Proposes Partnership Plan for Management of Exotic Weeds by Lee Otteni
• Leaf Blower Aids in Presribed Burning of Prairies (Nebraska) by James Stubbendieck, John Ortmann, Charles H. Butterfield, and Robert B. Mitchell
• Low-Cost, User-Friendly Computer Program Provides Digitized Habitat Emulation (California) by Peter A. Bowler and Richard G. Demerjian
• Improved Management Practices Aid Longleaf Pine Restoration and Conservation of Gopher Tortoises on Commercial Timberlands by Jeanne Jones
• Alpine Wildlife Habitat Restoration Underway at Coal Mine in British Columbia by C.R. Smyth
• Workshop on Teaching Restoration Ecology: A Report from the 1996 SER Conference by Joan Ehrenfeld and Laura Jackson
• Chicago Youths Integrate Restoration, Design, and Sculpture in Neighborhood Development Program by Daniel Goldfarb and Ronald Wolford
• Reorganized National Biological Service to Emphasize Restoration Ecology by Tom Muir
• The Watershed Sciences Institute Undertakes Restoration Field Research Throughout the United States by Betty McQuaid

Book Reviews

• Future Nature: A Vision of Conservation by W.M. Adams. Reviewed by Richard Scott.
• Bring Back the Buffalo! A Sustainable Future for America's Great Plains by Ernest Callenbach. Reviewed by Kent Pfeiffer.
• Restoration and Recovery of an Industrial Region: Progress in Restoring the Smelter-Damaged Landscape near Sudbury, Canada edited by John M. Gunn. Reviewed by Raymond Franson
• A Handbook for Botanical Gardens on the Reintroduction of Plants to the Wild compiled by John Akeroyd and Peter Wyse Jackson. *
• Descriptions of the Ecoregions of the United States, 2nd edition by Robert G. Bailey. *
• Eastern Old-Growth Forests: Prospects for Rediscovery and Recovery. edited by Mary Byrd Davis. *
• Native Prairie Management Guide by Ray Hamilton. *
• Plant Species Composition of Wisconsin Prairies: An Aid to Selecting Species for Plantings and Restorations Based Upon University of Wisconsin-Madison Plant Ecology Laboratory Data by Richard A. Henderson. *
• Practical Handbook of Disturbed Land Revegetation by Frank F. Munshower. *

* Reviewed by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 15(1), Summer 1997

Editorial

• Loss of Innocence by William R. Jordan III

Guest Editorial

• Certification for Responsible Restoration by Jim Harris

Articles

• A Platte River Country Restoration by Bill Whitney
• The Chicago Wilderness and its Critics
  I. The Chicago Wilderness by Laurel Ross
  II. Controversy Erupts over Restoration in Chicago Area by Debra Shore
  III. The Other Side--An Analysis by Paul H. Gobster
• Old Man of the Prairie: An Interview with Ray Schulenberg by Dave Egan
• An Alternative to Succession: Assembly Rules Offer Guide to Restoration Efforts by Julie L. Lockwood
• A Practitioner Replies by David A. Pritchett
• Wiregrass Restoration by D. Bruce Means
• Soil Considerations in Riparian Restoration by John Zentner
• A Simple Gauge for Measuring Water-Level Maxima and Minima by Klaus Richter
• University of Michigan Restoration Colloquium by Bob Grese and Shannan Gibb-Randall
• Ways of Seeing: Restoration and the Perception of Landscape by Annie Whittey
• The Discourses of Restoration by Michael V. McGinnis and John T. Woolley

Notes

• Soil Microarthropod Possible Indicators of Prairie Recovery (Illinois) by John R. Peters and Michael B. Albazzaz
• Sewage Sludge Application Tested on Prairie Restoration (Iowa) by Brenda J. Durbahn and Daryl Smith
• Sugar, Carbon Treatment Kills Plants in Soil Impoverishment Experiment (Oregon) by Kimberly J. Davis and Mark V. Wilson
• Natural Habitat Restoration Program Launches Initiative to Restore Fragmented Woodlands (Ontario) by Ken Colthurst, Richard Kent, and Gerry Waldron
• Restoration Experiments Underway in Old-Growth Bottomland Hardwood Forest (Missouri) by James W. Hormann, Sylvia H. Taylor, and Alan R.P. Journet
• Wetland Restoration Part of $800 Million Environmental Improvement Plan for Hackensack Meadowlands (New Jersey) by Kenneth R. Scarlatelli
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Develops Decision Tree for Wetland Restoration by Dr. Mary M. Davis and Dr. Michael R. Palermo
• Planning Manual for Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems Published by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by David J. Yozzo and John P. Titre
• Soil Removal Aids Restoration of Former Farmland in Everglades National Park (Florida) by Robert Doren and George Molnar
• Endangered Slender-horned Spineflower: Germination and Propagation Studies Reported (California) by Patricia Gordon-Reedy and Orlando Mistretta
• Native Insect is Purple Loosestrife Biocontrol Candidate by Greg Cronin
• Privet Removed from Austin Nature Preserves (Texas) by S. Lee Stone
• Herbicide Spray Provides Best Control of Black Locust Saplings and Trees (California) by Jeff Weitzenberg and John Zentner
• Seaweed Extract Proves an Excellent Hydroseeding Material (Ireland) by Eileen Theresa Keane
• "Off-the-Shelf" Machinery Moves Salvaged Plant Material (New Jersey) by Phillip R. Ross and Chris Travis
• EZJECT System Fails to Control Buckthorn (Wisconsin) by Dave Egan and Steve Glass
• Restoration of Texas Trailing Phlox in the Pineywoods of East Texas by Wendy J. Ledbetter
• Ecological Restoration Workshop Stimulates College Students and Local Educators (Ohio) by Edward Wells
• High School Restoration Class Offers Students Skills, Hope (Washington) by Russell Hanbey
• Plant-Salvage Guild Formed by SER Members by Phillip R. Ross
• Legislative Campaign Underway to Restore Nation's Estuaries by Naki Stevens

Book Reviews

• Land Restoration and Reclamation: Principles and Practice by James A. Harris, Paul Birch, and John Palmer. Reviewed by John Cairns, Jr. and John R. Heckman
• Restoring Diversity: Strategies for Reintroduction of Endangered Plants edited by Don A. Falk, Constance A. Millar, and Margaret Olwell. Reviewed by James A. Reinartz
• The Ecology of Hope: Communities Collaborate for Sustainability by Ted Bernard and Jora Young. *
• Landcare: Communities Shaping the Land and the Future by Andrew Campbell with case studies by Greg Siepen *
• Restoring Nature's Place: A Guide to Naturalizing Ontario Parks and Greenspaces by Jean-Marc Daigle and Donna Havinga *
• Prairie Conservation: Preserving North America's Most Endangered Ecosystem edited by Fred B. Sampson and Fritz L. Knopf *
• Tidal Wetland Restoration: A Scientific Perspective and Southern California Focus by Joy B. Zedler *

* Reviewed by Dave Egan

WorldWideWeb

• Restoration-Related Pages on the World Wide Web by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 15(2), Winter 1997

Editorial

• Appelplatz by William R. Jordan III

Opinion

• In Praise of Grazing by Andrew H. Williams

Articles

• Opening the Flood Gates: The 1996 Glen Canyon Dam Experiment by Ro Trent Vaselaar
• Platte River Country Restoration, Part II by Bill Whitney
• Lessons of the Islands: Restoration in New Zealand by Bill Mansfield and
  David Towns
• Restoration Where People Matter: A Perspective from Mexico by Daniel Jaffee
• A Simplified Soil-Zone Monitoring Well by James J. Miner and Scott D. Simon
• Restoration of an Arid-Region, Riparian Herbaceous Understory by Lynn G. Wolden and Juliet C. Stromberg
• Donor Soils and Wetland Revegetation by David J. Burke
• Co-Workers with Nature: The Deeper Roots of Restoration by Marcus Hall
• A Note on Restoration Theatre by Dave Simpson
• Poetry by Amy Klauke Minato
  

Notes

• Floristic Quality Assessment Used to Assess Progress of 12-Year-Old Prairie Restoration (Illinois) by Peter Winkler
• Two Years of Frequent Mowing Improves Success of Prairie Restoration (Illinois) by Michael O'Keefe
• Spatial Patter of Deer Herbivory at Suburban Forest Edges (New York) by Andrew Wester and Truman P. Young
• Landscape Fabric Used to Create Common Tern Nesting Habitat (Maine) by Stephen W. Kress
• Study Raises Questions About Use of Restored Mangroves by Birds, Suggests Value of Organic Soil Amendments (Florida) by Charles Andrew Cole
• Low-Cost Techniques for Road Closures and Revegetation in Desert Tortoise Habitat in the West Mojave Desert (California) by Daniel R. Patterson
• Propagation of Virginia Mallow (Sida hermaphrodita) From Seeds, Rhizomes (Virginia) by Jennifer L. Kujawskie, Dan Woolston, and John M. Engler
• Burning Wild Indigo Before Gathering May Improve Germination (Louisiana) by Stephen R. Johnson
• The Effect of Growing-Season Removal of Top Growth on Chinese Tallow in Southwestern Louisiana by Stephen R. Johnson
• Earthworms: Trouble Underground? by Robert J. Wolff
• Cut-Stump Treatment of Buckthorn Effective Despite Two-Hour Delay Between Cutting and Spraying (Illinois) by Donald Osmund
• Multi-Treatment Experiment Tests Ways to Control Reed Canarygrass in Wet Meadow (Washington) by Walter J. Edelen and Wayne A. Crowder
• Russian Olive (Elaeagnus angustifolia) Control Experiment Underway (Washington) by Walter J. Edelen and Wayne A. Crowder
• Bioassays Suggest that Glyphosate Persists in Soil Long Enough to Kill Seedlings by Laura Ahearn-Meyerson, Jean E.T. McLain, Albert E. Mayfield, and Graeme P. Berlyn
• Customized ATV Delivers Fire-Retardant Foam to Remote Natural Areas (Minnesota) by Peter Q. Hill and Ellen L. Fuge
• A Comparison of Hand- and Seed Stripper-Harvest of Native Plant Seeds (Minnesota) by Frank J. Kutka
• Greater Dodder Restored to the Banks of the Thames by Mark Stevenson and Steve Gregory
• Restoration Activities in the Forest Preserves of Cook County, Illinois: An Update by Debra Shore

Book Reviews

• Mitigation Banking edited by Lindell L. Marsh, Douglas R. Porter, and David A. Salvesen. Reviewed by John Munro
• Riparian Ecosystem Recovery in Arid Lands: Strategies and References by Mark Briggs. Reviewed by Juliet C. Stromberg
• The Tallgrass Restoration Handbook for Prairies, Savannas and Woodlands edited by Stephen Packard and Cornelia F. Mutel. Reviewed by Fran Harty
• Environmental Pragmatism edited by Andrew Light and Eric Katz. Reviewed by Steve Windhagers
• Principles in Weed Management by Richard J. Aldrich and Robert J. Kremer. *
• Ecosystem Management: Applications for Sustainable Forest and Wildlife Resources edited by Mark S. Boyce and Alan Haney. *
• A Restoration of an Urban Salt Marsh: An Interdisciplinary Approach edited by David G. Casagrande. *
• Alien Invaders: The Continuing Threat of Exotic Species by Sneed B. Collard III. *
• Prairie Seedlings Illustrated: An Identification Guide by Lora Dittmer and Laura Jackson. *
• Tidal Marshes of Long Island Sound: Ecology, History, and Restoration by Glenn D. Dryer and William A. Niering. *
• Effects of Fire on Threatened and Endangered Plants: An Annotated Bibliography by Amy Hessl and Susan Spackman. *
• Wisconsin Manual of Control Recommendations for Ecologically Invasive Plants edited by Randy Hoffman and Kelly Kearns. *
• Ecology and Economics of the Great Plains by Daniel S. Licht. *
• An Introduction to the Tallgrass Prairie of the Upper Midwest: Its History, Ecology, Preservation and Reconstruction by Walter Mirk. *
• Strangers in Paradise: Impact and Management of Nonindigenous Species in Florida edited by Daniel Simberloff, Don C. Schmitz, and Tom C. Brown. *
• Conservation Through Cultural Survival: Indigenous Peoples and Protected Areas edited by Stan Stevens. *
  
  * Reviewed by Dave Egan

WorldWideWeb

• Restoration-Related Pages on the World Wide Web by Dave Egan

Restoration & Management Notes
Volume 16(1), Summer 1998

Editorial

• Spider Woman by William R. Jordan III

Letters

• Grazing Prairies: Responses to Andrew Williams

Articles

• Making the Quantum Cultural Leap: Reflections on the Chicago Controversy
  by Alf Siewers
• Interview with Joy Zedler by William R. Jordan III
• Landscape-Scale Restoration in Missouri Savannas and Woodlands by Ken McCarty
• Techniques to Promote Germination of Seeds from Puget Sound Prairies by Deanne Drake, Kern Ewing, and Patrick Dunn
• Landscape-Scale Restoration of the Longleaf Pine Ecosystem by Rhett Johnson and Dean Gjerstad
• Weeding Out Bad Vegetation Control Ordinances by Bret Rappaport and Bevin Horn
• Public Views on Ecological Restoration: A Snapshot from the Chicago Area by Susan C. Barro and Alan D. Bright
• Why People Volunteer--An Analysis of Writings by Herbert W. Schroeder
• The Genetics of Plant Restoration by Kayri Havens
• The Rites of Spring (and Other Seasons): The Ritualizing of Restoration by Lisa Meekison and Eric Higgs

Notes

• Restoration of a Piedmont Prairie: A Preliminary Report (South Carolina) by Lisa K. Wagner, William C. Stringer, and Timothy P. Spira
• Visual Estimates of Seed Viabilty for Prairie Restorations by Ariana R. Henry, Jeb A. Barzen, and Richard D. Beilfuss
• Reverse Fertilization Experiment Produces Mixed Results in Semi-arid Environment (Colorado) by Anna A. Hopkins
• Longleaf Pine Seedlings Flourishing in Understory Plantings (Florida) by W. Keith Moser
• Florida Wetlandsbank: A Case Study in South Florida Wetlands Restoration by Dylan Larson
• Holistic Approach to Urban Stream Restoration (Maryland) by W. Keith Bowers
• A Comparison of Encasement and Traditional Techniques for Planting Red Mangroves (Florida) by Chandra P. Salgado, J. Lin, and C. Sewell
• Restoration of Gasoline-Tainted Marsh Raises Question of Recovery Threshold (California) by Lucinda Jackson
• Restoration Treatments Affect Plants and Arthropods in Northwest Florida Sandhills by Louis Provencher, Krista E.M. Galley, Doria R. Gordon, Jeffrey L. Hardesty, George W. Tanner, Leonard A. Brennan, and H. Leroy Rodgers
• Restoring Long-Unburned Oak-Saw Palmetto Scrub Requires Mechanical Cuttign and Prescribed Burning (Florida) by Paul A. Schmalzer and Shannon R. Boyle
• Mechanical, Direct Seeding of Wiregrass and Associated Species (Florida) by Nancy J. Bissett
• Preliminary Results of Garlic Mustard Experiment (Wisconsin) by Ken Solis
• Combination of Prescribed Burning and Groundlayer Planting Stymies Buckthorn Reestablishment (Wisconsin) by Bryn Scriver and Mark Leach
• The Odds Ratio: A Tool for Choosing Species for Restoration Plantings by John K Francis
• Attracting Native Bees and Other Pollinators to Restoration Projects by Stephen L. Buchmann and Gary Paul Nabhan
• The Value of Concurrent Restoration Explored at Virginia Tech Landfill by John R. Heckman, Andrew C.P. Heaton, and John Cairns, Jr.
• Native Plant Conservation Initiative: A Public/Private Partnership for Plants by Peggy Olwell
• The Mangrove Replinishment Initiative (Florida) by Mark J. Russell

Book Reviews

• Ecological Interactions and Biological Control edited by David A. Andow, David W. Ragsdale, and Robert F. Nyvall. *
• Lost Heritage by Mindy Block. *
• Tools, Trees, and Transformation: A Collection of Restoration Stories from Schools and Community Groups in and around Portland by Christine Finlayson, Esther Lev, Dennis O'Connor and Susan Chandler. *
• Ecology and Management of North American Savannas by Guy R. McPherson. *
• The Desert Grassland edited by Mitchel P. McClaran and Thomas R. VanDevender. *
• The Science of Conservation Planning: Habitat Conservation Under The Endangered Species Act by Reed F. Noss, Michael O'Connell, and Dennis D. Murphy. *
• The Prairie Reader. *
• Orion Afield . *
  
  * Reviewed by Dave Egan

WorldWideWeb

• Restoration-Related Pages on the World Wide Web by Dave Egan

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

Ecological Restoration
Volume 17 Numbers 1&2 Spring/Summer 1999

Editorial

• Wilderness and Community, Continued by William R. Jordan III

Letter to the Editor

• Public Views of Restoration by Don Osmund
• Response to Osmund by Susan C. Barro and Alan D. Bright

News

• Executive Order on Invasive Species Seen as Step in the Right Direction by W.R. Jordan III

Articles

• Defining Nature and Protecting Rare Plants by Alfred E. Schuyler
• Philadelphia Launches Major Restoration Initiative in Park System by Nancy Goldberg
• The Making of the Pre-Columbian Landscape--Part I: The Environment by Joseph M. McCann
• Restoration and Management of Coppices in Japan by Ikuyo Okada
• The "Pedosome," Keystone of Ecosystem Construction by Jim Harris
• Conference Report/The Restoration and Management of Nature: A Humanities and Social Science Perspective by Paul Gobster and Bruce Hull
• Conference Report/EPA Conference in Baltimore by Eric E. Jorgensen, Timothy J. Canfield, Susan C. Schock, and Joan E. Colson
• Conference Report/Restoration Ecology Symposium in Florence, Italy by Young D. Choi and Mohan K. Wali
• Dominance, Diversity and Grazing in Tallgrass Restoration by Henry F. Howe
• Rituals of Passage--The Ritualizing of Restoration by Charles R. Bomar, Patricia Fitzgerald, and Cathy Geist

Notes

• Low-Tech Seeding Technique for Perennial Bunchgrasses Yields Promising Results in the Lassen Foothills (California) by Peter Hujik
• Removal of Leaf Litter Aids Growth of Woodland Phlox (Wisconsin) by Amy Crosson and Steve Glass
• Fall Planting More Successful than Spring Planting on Disturbed Fen (Wisconsin) by Amy Crosson, Bryn Scriver, and Steve Glass
• Izaak Walton League Supports Stream Restoration Through Its Stream Doctor Program by Julie Middleton
• Understory Bulbs, Grasses, Lichens, Bryophytes and Liverworts Transplant Successfully in Coastal Sage Scrub (California) by Peter A. Bowler
• Tropical Rain Forest Trees Propagated Using Large Cuttings (Nicaragua) by Inigo Granzon-de la Cerda and Ray Garth
• Air-Layering Shows Promise in Propagating Tropical Trees (Nicaragua) by Inigo Grazon-de la Cerda and Ray Garth
• Winter Spraying with Glyphosate Kills Honeysuckle, Does No Damage to Groundlayer Plants (North Carolina) by Robert Merriam and Elizabeth Feil
• Delayed Glyphosate Treatment of Honeysuckle Stumps is Effective (Wisconsin) by Guerdon Coombs
• Glossy Buckthorn Treatments Tested (Ontario) by Silvia Strobl
• Multi-Species Recovery Plan for the Threatened and Endangered Species of South Florida by Dawn Jennings
• Geocarpon Successfully Relocated at a Western Missouri Site by Timothy E. Smith and James E. Gardner
• The Safe Harbor Policy: A Legal Tool for Restoring Habitats and Populations of Endangered Species by Melinda E. Taylor
• Reweaving the World an Acre at a Time (California) by Dave Self

Book Reviews

• Restoring Streams in Cities: A Guide for Planners, Policymakers, and Citizens. Ann L. Riley. 1997. Island Press. Review by Keith Bowers
• Assessment and Management of Plant Invasions. James O. Lukens and J.W. Thieret, editors. 1997. Springer-Verlag. Review by Peter A. Bowler
• Fire's Effects of Ecosystems. Leonard F. DeBano, Daniel G. Neary, and Peter F. Flolliot. 1998. John Wiley & Sons. *
• The Ecology of Woodland Creation. Richard Ferris-Kahn, editor. 1995. John Wiley & Sons. *
• Managing Habitat for Grassland Birds: A Guide for Wisconsin by David W. Sample and Michael J. Mossman. 1997. Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. *
• Stream Corridor Restoration: Principles, Processes, and Practices. Jerry Bernard and Ron Tuttle, compilers. 1998. USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service. *

  *Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 17 Number 3 Fall 1999

Editorial

• The Prairie and the Pangolin by William R. Jordan III

Articles

• The Making of the Pre-Columbian Landscape--Part II: The Vegetation by Joseph M. McCann
• Ecological Restoration in Academia by Brian Lavendel
• The Heart in Restoration Education by Amy Lambert
• Community-based Restoration/Education Program in India by Narayan Desai
• Fire, Grazing and Mowing on Tallgrass Prairies by Coleen Davison and Kelly Kindscher
• Establishing Native Warm Season Grasses Using Plateau Herbicide by Brian E. Washburn, Thomas G. Barnes, and Jeffrey D. Sole
• Effects of Seeding on Road Revegetation in the Mojave Desert by Lawerence R. Walker and Elizabeth A. Powell
• Substantial and Genuine Virtue: An Excerpt fromTotem Salmon: Life Lessons from Another Species (1999) by Freeman House

Notes

• A Longitudinal Study of Insect Diversity and Abundance on Remnant and Restored Prairie Areas in East Central Wisconsin by Bradford Rence, Ellen Turner, Julie Majewski, and Dick Nikolai
• Study Finds Adjacent Land Uses are Key to Predicting the Number and Type of Exotic Species in Forest Gaps (Maryland) by Helen C. Thompson
• Tree Spade Used to Establish Wetland Grasses, Rushes and Sedges (Kansas) by Alexandra Fraser and Kelly Kindscher
• Bischofia javanica Resists Herbicide Treatment in a Wetland Mitigation Project (Florida) by John C. Volin, Carol S. Morgenstern, Daniel F. Austin, Dianne Owen, Frank J. Mazzotti, and Valeria C. Volin
• Buckthorn Fruit Production Reduced by Ethylene-based Product (Minnesota) by Paula M. Pijut
• Summer Burns Reduce Cover, But Not Spread, of Barbed Goatgrass in California Grassland by Peter Hopkinson, Jeffrey S. Fehmi, James W. Bartolome, Jim Dunne, and Rod Tripp
• Rocky Microsites Prove Best for Establishment of Schweinitz's Sunflower, an Endangered Species of the Piedmont (North Carolina) by J. Eric Davis, Jr., Nancy A. Shinn, Donna Hood, and Lawrence S. Barden
• Maryland State Department of Education Promotes Development of Schoolyard Natural Habitats, Publishes Supporting Manual by Elmina J. Hilsenrath
• The Grasslands Ecosystem Initiative by Douglas H. Johnson and Diane L. Larson
• Fire Monitoring Handbook and Database Software Updated by United States National Park Service by Paul Reeber

Book Reviews

• Faking Nature: The Ethics of Environmental Restoration. Robert Elliot. 1997. Routledge. Review by Eugene Hargrove
• Understanding Forests. John Berger. 1998. Sierra Club Books. *
• Invading Weeds: A Growing Threat to Wisconsin's Biodiversity. Elizabeth J. Czarapata. 1999. Self-published. *
• Stewardship Across Boundaries. Richard L. Knight and Peter B. Landres. 1998. Island Press. *
• Preserving Public Land for the Future: The Politics of Intergenerational Goods. William R. Lowry. 1998. Georgetown University Press. *
• The Future of Arid Grasslands: Identifying Issues, Seeking Solutions. Barbara Tellman, Deborah M. Finch, Carl Edminster, and Robert Haemre, editors. 1998. Rocky Mountain Research Station.

  *Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 17 Number 4 Winter 1999

Editorial

• Nature and Culture by William R. Jordan III

Letter to the Editor

• Response to Henry Howe by Richard Henderson

Guest Editorial

• Science and Policy by Lynne Trulio

Articles

• Designing Seed Mixes for Prairie Restorations: Revisiting the Formula by Scott Weber
• Restoring Healthy Rivers: An Interview with Phil Williams by Robin Freeman
• Plant Profile: Woolgrass by John L. Larson
• Conference Report/Pollination Biology: Implications for Restoring Rare Plants by Karyi Havens
• Re-Wilding Imagination: Mimesis and Ecological Restoration by Michael Vincent McGinnis

Notes

• Historical Evidence Useful in Restoring an Old Growth Bur Oak Grove and Wetland (Illinois) by Vernon L. LaGesse, Michael K. Ingram, and William B. Davison
• Direct Seeding: A Promising Hardwood Forest Restoration Technique (Minnesota) by Meredith Cornett and Charlie Evenson
• Riparian Restoration Improves a Rare Bebb Willow Community (Arizona) by Laura E. DeWald and Abraham E. Springer
• A Comparison of Techniques for Restoring Sandhill Understory Species on Abandoned Agricultural Land (Florida) by Kathyrn S. Buchanan, Alice M. Bard, and I. Jack Stout
• Restoring Tropical Dry Forests with Direct Seeding: The Effects of Light, Water, and Weeding (Hawaii) by Robert J. Cabin, Stephen G. Weller, David H. Lorence, and Lisa J. Hadway
• Sowing the Seed: Initiating a Native Plant Restoration Program (Michigan) by Janet L. Schultz
• Smooth Brome and Intermediate Wheatgrass Impede Succession of Native Species by Jody K. Nelson
• Shifts in the Distribution of Rough Cocklebur (Xanthium strumarium) After a Riparian Restoration (California) by Gretchen C. Coffman and John Zentner
• Year-Round Use of Restored Freshwater Marshes by American White Pelican (Florida) by Joy E. Marshburger and Judith C. Bryan
• Butterfly Richness and Abundance Increase in Restored Ponderosa Pine Ecosystem (Arizona) by Amy E.M. Waltz and W. Wallace Covington
• Wilson College Stewardship Plan Bolsters Creek Restoration (Pennsylvania) by Edward Wells
• Institute Responds to Threats to Declining Coral Reefs (Florida) by Carol R. Fretwell and Richard E. Dodge
• The Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Foundation: A Unique Approach to Applied Research by Michael D. Moore and Kurt D. Getsinger
• The Green Links Project: A Holistic Approach to Habitat Restoration in Cities (British Columbia) by Valentin Schaefer
• Seeing Time: A Historical Approach to Restoration (California) by Robin Grossinger

Book Reviews

• Wetland Restoration: Flood Pulsing and Disturbance Dynamics. Beth Middleton. 1999. John Wiley and Sons. Review by Joy B. Zedler
• Biology and Management of Noxious Rangeland Weeds. Roger L. Sheley and Janet K. Petroff. 1999. Oregon State University Press. *
• Indians, Fire and the Land in the Pacific Northwest. Robert Boyd, editor. 1999. Oregon State University Press. *
• Landscape Restoration Handbook, Second Edition. Donald Harker, Gary Libby, Kay Harker, Sherri Evans, and Mark Evans. 1999. CRC Press. *
• Recovering the Prairie. Robert F. Sayre, editor. 1999. University of Wisconsin Press. *

  *Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 18 Number 1 Spring 2000

Editorial

• Marking the Millennium by William R. Jordan III

Letter to the Editor

• Pre-Columbian America by Thomas Vale
• Response to Vale by Joseph M. McCann

Articles

• The Ethics of Prescribed Fire: A Notable Silence by David J. Strohmaier
• Resilience, Recovery and the Practice of Restoration: A Report from Australia by Tein McDonald
• Historic and Present Day Forest Conditions: Implications for Bottomland Hardwood Forest Restoration by Keith Ouchley, Robert B. Hamilton, Wylie C. Barrow, Jr., and Kelby Ouchley
• Assessment of the Native Hawai`ian Plant Society Restoration Projects by Alan D. Ziegler, Allison Chun, John L. Perry, John R. Egan, Kanani Garcia, and Thomas W. Giambelluca
• A Provisional Model for Smooth Brome Management in Degraded Tallgrass Prairie by Gary D. Willson and James Stubbendieck
• Social Dilemmas in Grassland Ecosystem Restoration by Chris Woodall, Allison Handler, and Len Broberg
• The Use of Natural Resource Information in Wetland Ecosystem Creation and Restoration by James A. Montgomery

Notes

• Treeshelters Aid Bottomland Hardwood Forest Restoration (Texas) by Dwight Berry, Jeannine Tensely, Anthony Matta, and Jeffrey Threlfall
• Created Wetland Serves Valuable Ecological Functions (Mashantucket Pequot Indian Reservation) by Daniel Spurr and William A. Niering
• Denitrifying Bacteria: A Key Functional Indicator in Wetland Restoration (Ohio) by Sara Keller, Carl Friese, and Jayne Robinson
• Soils Influence Survival and Growth of Willow Posts at Streambank Restoration Project (Mississippi) by Steven D. Schaff, S. Reza Pezeshki, and F. Douglas Shields, Jr.
• Weeding Aids Restoration of Some Coastal Dune Plants (California) by Etsuko Yamada and Cristina Sandoval
• Wintertime Stabilization of Restoration Sites (New Hampshire) by Roy A. Woodward
• Using a Guttman Scale to Characterize Personal Attitudes Toward Restoration by Kenneth P. Hadden, Carmen Liron-Espana, and Stephen H. Broderick
• Marrying Art and Science: An Artist Approaches Monitoring Protocols in "Ghost Nets" by Aviva Rahmani

Book Reviews

• Ecology and Restoration of Northern California Coastal Dunes. Andrea J. Pickart and John O. Sawyer. 1998. California Native Plant Society. *
• Damaged Ecosystems and Restoration. B.C. Rana, editor. 1998. World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. *
• Perspectives on the Land Use History of North America: A Context for Understanding Our Changing Environment. Thomas D. Sisk, editor. U.S. Geological Survey, Biological Resources Division. *

  * Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 18 Number 2 Summer 2000

Editorial

• Barriers--Or Bridges? by William R. Jordan III

Letter to the Editor

• Designing Seed Mixes for Prairie Restorations: A British Response by Penny Anderson

Articles

• Paradox of the Primeval: Ecological Restoration in Wilderness by David N. Cole
• Beavers are Partners in Riparian Restoration at Zuni Indian Reservation by Steven Albert and Timothy Trimble
• Silvopastoral Agroforestry: A Key to Longleaf Pine Restoration by Christopher R. Keyes and Matthew G. Keyes
• Rainfall Catchments for Restoration in the Mojave Desert by Fred S. Edwards, David A. Bainbridge, Thomas A. Zink, and Michael F. Allen
• Teaching Environmental Restoration: A University-Nonprofit Collaboration by Ann Riley and Mark Spencer
• Environmental Art and Restoration: A Progress Report by Amy M. Lambert and Maya R. Khosla

Notes

• Planting Forbs First Provides Greater Species Diversity in Tallgrass Prairie Restorations (Kansas) by Kelly Kindscher and Alexandra Fraser
• Dung Beetles Improve the Soil Community (Texas/Oklahoma) by Patricia Q. Richardson, R.H. (Dick) Richardson, and W.W. Davis
• Restoration Treatments Promote Growth and Reduce Mortality of Old-Growth Ponderosa Pine (Montana) by Carl E. Fiedler
• Restoration of Wetland Diversity and Microbial Function: The Use of Soil Amendments in Created Wetlands (Ohio) by Julie V. Wolters, Karen M. Rowley, Carl F. Friese, James Amon, and Jayne B. Robinson
• Comparison of Techniques for Inoculating Artificial Vernal Pools in California by Philip T. Northen and Susan Holve-Hensill
• Restoration of Smoke-Dependent Species by Jon E. Keeley and Melanie Baer-Keeley
• Impoundments Serve as Habitat for Pond-nesting Waterbirds in Arctic Alaska Oil Fields by Kenneth Kertell and Joe C. Truett
• Motormanual Scarification: A Tool for Forest Restoration (Alaska) by Jason Charton and Al Peterson
• Can A Transplanted Pollinator Increase Reproductive Success in Populations of the Threatened Orchid, Spiranthes diluvialis? by Vincent J. Tepedino and Sedonia D. Sipes
• FireWorks: Hands-on Learning about Fire Ecology (Montana) by Jane Kapler Smith, Nancy E. McMurray, Linda R. Thomas, and James A. Walsh
• The Grand Canyon Forest Partnership: Involving and Investing the Community (Arizona) by Jenna McKnight
• Seeding the Snow: Building Community through a Women's Nature Writing and Artwork Journal (Illinois) by Karen Rodriguez

Book Reviews

• Alien Species in North America and Hawaii. George W. Cox. 1999. Washington, D.C: Island Press. *
• Begin With a Seed: The Riveredge Guide to Growing Wisconsin Prairie Plants. Al Heon, Andy Larson, and the Habitat Healers of Riveredge Nature Center. 1999. Newburg, Wisconsin: Riveredge Nature Center.*
• From the Sierra to the Sea: The Ecological History of the San Francisco Bay-Delta Watershed. The Bay Institute. 1998. San Rafael, California: The Bay Institute. *
• Restoration of the Barrens. Joe Riederer. 1999. Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin: Big Bluestem Press.*
• Roadside Use of Native Plants. Bonnie Harper-Lore. 1999. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Transportation. *

  * Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 18 Number 3 Fall 2000

Editorial

• The Next American Dream by William R. Jordan III

Letter to the Editor

• Restoration in a Cultural Context by James Aronson, Richard Hobbs, E. Le Floc'h, and David Tongway
• Response to Aronson, Hobbs, Le Floc'h, and Tongway by William R. Jordan III

News

• Garden Club of America Creates of Fellowship in Restoration Ecology

Articles

• Disturbance and Restoration in Northern Piedmont Forest by Ralph Dunmore
• Land Trusts: A Restoration Future? by David Tenenbaum
• Source-Identified Seed: The Iowa Roadside Experience by Greg Houseal and Daryl Smith
• Restoring Urban Habitats: A Comparative Study by Roberto Lindig-Cisneros and Joy B. Zedler

Notes

• An Alternative Method of Machine-Planting Wiregrass Seed (Florida) by Sharon M. Hermann, Scott Powell, and Jennifer Weeks
• Frequent Fire Slows Invasion of Ungrazed Tallgrass Prairie by Canadian Thistle (Colorado) by Kimberely J. Reever Morghan, Timothy R. Seastedt, and Penelope J. Stinton
• Community Group Acquires, Restores Wetland in Omaha, Nebraska by Mary T. Mick
• Wet-Season Translocation of Vernal Pool Species Improves Results (California) by Mark Dodero and Bruce Hanson
• Treeshelters Effective in Coastal Swamp Restoration (Louisiana) by Ken W. Krauss, Richard A. Goyer, James A. Allen, and Jim L. Chambers
• Cultural Media Affects Growth of Nursery-Grown Shoalgrass (Texas) by David J. Rosen and James W. Webb
• Intense Burns May Reduce Spotted Knapweed Germination by Scott R. Abella and Neil W. MacDonald
• Zebra Mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) Affect Submergent Aquatic Vegetation by Patrick J. Robinson and Hallet J. Harris
• Removal of Inflorescences Not Recommended for Controlling Purple Loosestrife (Washington) by Johanna H. Salatas

Book Reviews

• River Restoration: Selected Extracts from the Rivers Handbook. Geoffrey Petts and Peter Calow. 1996. London: Blackwell Scientific. Reviewed by Christine Perala, Ph.D.

Ecological Restoration
Volume 18 Number 4 Winter 2000

Editorial

• Ten Thousand Thoreaus by William R. Jordan III

Letter to the Editor

• Restoring for Natural Authenticity by Andre F. Clewell

Articles

• Psychological Benefits of Volunteering for Restoration Projects by Irene Miles with William C. Sullivan and Frances E. Kuo
• Effects of Single-Burn Events on Degraded Oak Savanna by Richard King
• Managed Retreat: Assessing the Role of the Community in Habitat Restoration Projects in the United Kingdom by David J. Yozzo, Robin Clark, Niel Curwen, Michael R. Graybill, Phillipa Reid, Karen Rogal, Julia Scanes, and Cathy Tilbrook
• Conference Report: Society for Conservation Biology by Marion Hourdequin
• Conference Report: 17th North American Prairie Conference by Carl Kurtz
• Tissue Culture and Outplanting of Rare Florida Scrub Plant Species by Donald M. Kent, Alexandra H. McKently, John B. Adams, and Michael A. Langston

Notes

• Regal Fritillary and its Host Plant Studied at Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge (Iowa) by Dr. Diane Debinski and Pauline Drobney
• Common-Garden Experiment Demonstrates Genetic Differences in Soft Rush Obtained from Different Regions (Ohio) by Paul E. Weihe and William J. Mitsch
• The Ethics of Plant and Animal Salvage in Ecological Restoration Projects by Peter A. Bowler and Cris A. Hager
• Assessment Method Used to Rank Exotic Vegetation at Acadia National Park (Maine) by Dafna Reiner and Linda Gregory
• Live Staking with Willows Fails to Protect Eroded Lakeshore Slope (Alberta) by Jim W. Schaefer and David S. Chanasyk
• Experimental Salvage Strategy for Transplanting a Rare California Plant--Southern Tarplant (California) by Peter A. Bowler and Cris A. Hager
• Prairie Passage: A Means of Rediscovering the North American Prairie Landscape by Kathy Bolin
• New Non-profit Organization Seeks Support to Foster Basic Research in American Grasslands (Wisconsin) by Andrew H. Williams

Book Reviews

• Atlas of the Wisconsin Prairie and Savanna Flora. Theodore S. Cochrane and Hugh H. Iltis. 2000. Madison, WI: Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources. Reviewed by Mark Leach
• Repairing Damaged Wildlands: A Process-Oriented Landscape-Scale Approach. Steven G. Whisenant. 1999. New York: Cambridge University Press. Review by David Bainbridge
• Estuary Restoration and Maintenance: The National Estuary Program. Michael J. Kinnish, editor. 2000. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press. Review by Dave Egan
• The Essential Aldo Leopold: Quotations and Commentaries. Curt Meine and Richard L. Knight. 1999. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press. Review by Dave Egan
• The View from Bald Hill: Thirty Years in an Arizona Grassland. Carl E. Bock and Jane H. Bock. 2000. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press. Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 19 Number 1 2001

Editorials

• Citizen--or Member? by William R. Jordan III
• Resistance to Restoration by Andre F. Clewell

Articles

• Community Succession and Assembly: Comparing, Contrasting and Combining Paradigms in the Context of Ecological Restoration by Truman P. Young, Jonathan M. Chase and Russell T. Huddleston
• Restoration of Montane Ponderosa Pine Forests in the Colorado Range: A Forest Ecosystem Management Plan for the City of Boulder, Colorado by Peter M. Brown, Donald R. D'Amico, Alan T. Carpenter and Dianne M. Andrews
• A Dependence on People: Restoration Examples from Three Continents by James S. Kettler
• Comparing Application Methods for Control of Downy Rose Mallow by Randall K. Stoker and Jennifer Possley
• Borges and the Restorationist's Dilemma by Morgan M. Robertson

Notes

• Future of Remnant and Restored Prairies Depends on Next Farm Bill by Cindy Hildebrand
• Cattle Grazing Improves Diversity of Heath Communities (Netherlands) by Gerrit W. Heil and Jacques T. de Smidt
• Haymaking of Stipa lagascae in Presaharian Tunisia: Opportunities to Restore Private Arid Lands by Marjolein Visser, Frederic Morand, and Dirk Reheul
• Mead's Milkweed--Easy to Germinate, More Difficult to Establish (Kansas) by john.row@ks.nrcs.usda.gov">John M. Row and Richard L. Wynia
• Freezing Controls the Exotic Invasive Vine, Air Potato (Florida) by Annemarie Jameson
• Sour Orange (Citrus aurantium L.) Invades Old-growth Subtropical Montane Forest, but is it Worth Removing? (Argentina) by Paula A. Tecco and Mercedes Rouges
• Cattle Grazing Helps Restore Bog Turtle Habitat (Pennsylvania) by James F. Thorne and Robin Eisman
• Volunteers Monitor Restoration Project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum by Brian J. Bader
• Fertilization can Reduce the Amount of Seed Needed to Revegetate Degraded Soils (British Columbia) by Carla M. Burton and Philip J. Burton
• Study Indicates that Teachers Can Increase Students' Ecological Knowledge, but Not Easily Alter Their Attitudes Toward Nature (Indiana) by Doug Knapp

Book Reviews

• Savannas, Barrens, and Rock Outcrop Plant Communities of North America. 2000. Roger C. Anderson, James S. Fralish, and Jerry M. Baskin, eds. New York: Cambridge University Press. Review by Don Faber-Langendoen
• Handbook for Restoring Tidal Wetlands. 2001. Joy B. Zedler, ed. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press. Review by Edgar W. Garbisch

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

Ecological Restoration
Volume 19 Number 3, 2001

Editorial

• New Millennium, New Climate: What Role for the Restorationist? by Dave Egan

Special Section: Restoring the Great Lakes Ecosystem

• Biodiversity Investment Areas: Rating the Potential for Protecting and Restoring the Great Lakes by Karen Rodriguez and Ronald A. Reid
• Wetland Vegetation Monitoring in Cootes Paradise by Tyler Smith, Jeremy Lundholm, and Len Simser
• Restoring Historic Plant Communities in the Oak Openings Region of Northwest Ohio by Scott R. Abella, Denise H. Gehring, Robert G. Jacksy, Karen S. Menard, and Kim A. High

Articles

• Calculating Light Levels for Savanna and Woodland Restorations by Steve Swenson and Rich Beilfuss
• Growing Valley Oak by Tracy Hobbs and Truman Young

Notes

• Woodland Herb Restoration Using Transplants and Nursery Plugs (Iowa) by Larrisa M. Mottl
• Direct Seeding of Native Species is Low-Cost Method of Restoring Forests on Degraded Agricultural Lands (Sao Paulo State, Brazil) by John A. Parrotta and Vera Lex Engel 
• Transplanting Large, Salvaged Trees to Riparian Floodplains Yields Mixed Results (Washington) by Scott Moore and Bob Aldrich
• Community-based Program Restores Eelgrass Habitat in Chesapeake Bay (Virginia) by Glenn Page and Ryan Davis
• Adjacent Woodlot Accelerates the Disperal Rate of Bur Oak into an Oldfield by Morgan Robertson
• Eradicating Himalaya Blackberry and Restoring Riparian Vegetation in Grand Canyon National Park (Arizona) by Lori J. Makarick
• A Timeline for Controlling Reed Canary Grass and Common Reed (Illinois) by Jack Pizzo and Nathan Schroeder
• Avian Abundance Low in Afforested Woodlands (Illinois) by Rita Naddra and Dennis Nyberg
• Service Learning Program Provides Hands-on Experience in Restoration Ecology (Ohio) by Leanne M. Jablonski and Michelle Banker
• PrairieWatch: New Citizen-Scientist Program Monitors the Health of Remnant and Restored Prairies (Illinois) by Pete Jackson
• The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center's Landscape Restoration Program (Texas) by Steve Windhager, Mark Simmons, and Heather Venhause
• The Rust-Belt Dialogues: A Concept Model for Public Dialogue about Urban Stream Restoration (Pennsylvania) by Timothy Collins

Book Reviews

• Fishing the Great Lakes, An Environmental History, 1783-1933. Margaret Beattie Bogue. 2000. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press. Review by Karen Rodriguez
• Invasive Species in a Changing World. Harold A. Mooney and Richard J. Hobbs, editors. 2000. Washington, DC: Island Press. Review by John M. Randall
• Dam Removal: A Citizen's Guide to Restoring Rivers. Stephanie Lindloff. 2000. Madison: River Alliance of Wisconsin, and Arlington, Virginia: Trout Unlimited. Review by Dave Egan
• Invasive Plants of California Wildlands. Carla C. Bossard, John M. Randall, and Marc C. Hoshovsky, editors. 2000. Berkeley: University of California Press. Review by Dave Egan
• Wetland Restoration Handbook for Wisconsin Landowners. Alice L. Thompson and Charles S. Luthin. 2000. Madison: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Integrated Services. Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 19 Number 4, 2001

Editorial

• Europe: The New Frontier for Ecological Restoration by Dave Egan

Letters to the Editor

• Response to Morgan Robertson's "Borges and the Restorationist's Dilemma" by Jared Aldern
• Reply to Jared Aldern by Morgan Robertson

News

• Compensatory Mitigation Needs Improvement, Panel Says by Joy Zedler and Leonard Shabman (courtesy of National Wetlands Newsletter, Environmental Law Institute)
• Legislation Proposed to Designate, Restore, and Sustain Historic Forests in the United States
• Western Governors, Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture Agree to Restore Fire-adapted Forests
• Garden Club of America Awards First Fellowship in Ecological Restoration to Sharon Ashworth

Articles

• Reviewing Restoring Nature: Perspectives from the Social Sciences and the Humanities (Paul Gobster and R. Bruce Hull, editors. 2000. Washington, D.C.: Island Press)
  • Overview by Dave Egan
  • Restoring Nature--Balancing Nature and Humans in Ecological Restoration by William Throop
  • Restoring Nature--An Incomplete Step Toward Understanding the Complexities of Restoration-related Disputes by Harry Webne-Behrman
  • Restoring Nature--Clarifying the Controversy by Karen Rodriguez and Kent Fuller
  • Restoring Nature: Continuing the Conversation by Paul H. Gobster and R. Bruce Hull
• On Behalf of the Wild: An Interview with Gary Snyder by Freeman House
• Restoration of Federally-Threatened Mead's Milkweed (Asclepias meadii) by Marlin Bowles, Jenny McBride, and Timothy Bell
• Developing a Species List for Oak Savanna/Oak Woodland Restoration at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum by Brian Bader

Notes

• Response of Purple Needlegrass Transplants to Treeshelters (California) by David A. Bainbridge
• Backcross Breeding Program Produces Blight-Resistant American Chestnut (Virginia) by Frederick V. Heberd
• Recovery of Bess Beetles Key to Long-Term Restoration of Andean Forests (Colombia) by Carolina Murcia, Gustavo Kattan, and Alberto Galindo
• Channel Realingnment and Bank Revegetation Enhances Fish Habitat at Best Slough (California) by Timothy L. Hamaker, Mark R. Tompkins, Denny Mengel, and Mark O'Brien
• DriWATER: An Alternative to Hand-Watering Transplants in a Desert Environment (Nevada) by Alice Corrine Newton
• Cage Tests and Field Studies Indicate Leaf-eating Beetle May Control Salt Cedar by Tom L. Dudley, C. Jack LeRoach, Phil A. Lewis, and Raymond I. Carruthers
• Pre- and Post-Germination Burning Reduces Establishment of Spotted Knapweed Seedlings (Michigan) by Neil W. MacDonald, Peter J. Bosscher, Christopher A. Mieczkowski, Emily M. Sauter, and Brenda J. Tinsley
• New Study Assesses Potential for Biocontrol of Buckthorn by Luke C. Skinner and William J. Rendell
• Reintroduction of Fire Benefits Breeding Birds in Pine-Grasslands (Arkansas) by Ronald E. Masters, Christopher W. Wilson, Douglas S. Cram, and George A. Bukenhofer
• Sampling Method Captures Vegetation and Wildlife Data in a Sagebrush Grassland Ecosystem (Arizona) by Matthew Hurteau, Michael Stoddard, and Brandon Churchill
• Forums Increase Public Support for Everglades Restoration (Florida) by Laura Geselbracht
• Animal Welfare Concerns and the Restoration of Urban Lands by John Hadidian and Margaret Baird

Book Reviews

• The Historical Ecology Handbook: A Restorationist's Guide to Reference Ecosystems. Dave Egan and Evelyn Howell, editors. 2001. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Review by Reed Noss
• Nature Out of Place: Biological Invasions in the Global Age by Jason Van Driesche and Roy Van Driesche. 2000. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Review by Faith T. Campbell
• Green Phoenix: Restoring the Tropical Forests of Guanacaste, Costa Rica by William Allen. 2001. New York: Oxford University Press. Review by Dave Egan
• America's Ancient Forests: From the Ice Age to the Age of Discovery by Thomas M. Bonnicksen. 2000. New York: John Wiley & Sons. Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 20 Number 1, March 2002

Editorial

• What are We Afraid Of? by Dave Egan

Poetry

• Pods by Jenny McBride

News

• Bush Administration Closes the Everglades Restoration Office
• Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program Continues to Expand
• Educational Consortium to Promote Ecological Restoration Across International Borders
• Pew Oceans Commission Publishes Report on Invasive Species

Articles

• A Conceptual Model of European Wet Meadow Restoration by A.P. Grootjans and S.K. Verbeek
• When Is a Restoration Successful? Results from a 45-Year-Old Tallgrass Prairie Restoration by Stuart K. Allison
• Managing Tallgrass Prairie Remnants: The Effects of Different Types of Land Stewardship on Grassland Bird Habitat by Jeremy J. Higgins, Gary E. Larson and Kenneth F. Higgins
• Alternative Irrigation Systems for Arid Land Restoration by David A. Bainbridge
• Relocation of Amphibians to Created Seasonal Ponds in Southwestern Ohio by Shauna L. Weyrauch and James P. Amon
• Documenting Changes in the Natural Environment of Indianapolis-Marion County from European Settlement to the Present by Robert C. Barr, Bob E. Hall, Jeffrey S. Wilson, Catherine Souch, Greg Lindsey, John A. Bacone, Ronald K. Campbell and Lenore P. Tedesco

Notes

• Pro-Forest Foundation: Restoring the Cerro Blanco Protected Forest (Ecuador) by Eric Horstman and Michael Morgan
• Introduction of Figs in Abandoned Pastures May Promote Recovery of Tropical Moist Forest Species (Costa Rica) by Alan R. P. Journet and Kathy D. Conway
• A Forest Gap Approach to Restoring Longleaf Pine-Wiregrass Ecosystems (Georgia and Florida) by L. Katherine Kirkman and R. J. Mitchell
• Donor Soils Jumpstart Revegetation of Created Wetlands (Ohio) by Joseph E. Bartoszek, Thomas A. Schneider and Season R. Snyder
• Monitoring Stages of Sphagnum Recolonization on Block-cut Peatlands (Quebec) by Ian Roul and Line Rochefort
• Responses of Fish to Topographic Heterogeneity in an Experimental Salt Marsh (California) by Sharook P. Madon, Janelle M. West, and Joy B. Zedler
• The Restoration Potential of Goldthread, an Iroquois Medicinal Plant (New York) by Marcy J Balunas and Robin W. Kimmerer
• Lowering Nitrogen Availability May Control Reed Canarygrass in Restored Prairie Pothole Wetlands (Minnesota) by Laura G. Perry and Susan M. Galatowitsch
• New Study Investigates Integrated Strategies for Controlling Reed Canarygrass (Oregon) by Mandy Tu and Dan Salzer
• Restoration of Small Reserves May Be Valuable for Certain Types of Birds (Illinois) by Jeffrey D. Brawn, Scott K. Robinson, James R. Herkert, and Edward J. Heske
• Using Native Plant Material to Stabilize Eroded Stream Banks (South Carolina) by William H. Conner, Tommy Socha, Hollis Allen, and Gene Hardee
• Technique for Estimating Plant Biomass Reduces Destruction, Cost, and Sampling Time (Arizona) by Julie E. Korb and Judith D. Springer
• BioTrack® Simplifies Monitoring of Invertebrates on Restored Sites (Australia) by Anthony J. Pik, Andrew J Beattie, and J.M. Dangerfield
• Introduced Acacias Facilitate Revegetation of Early Successional Forests on Degraded Sites (China) by Ping Zhao, Shaolin Peng, Xiaoping Zeng, and Mingmao Ding
• Charred Wood Treatments Stimulate Germination of Georgia Plume Seeds (Georgia) by Jack M. Averett, Jennifer F. Ceska and James M. Affolter

Book Reviews

• Helping the Land, Healing Ourselves: A Guide to Ecological Restoration Resources for British Columbia. Jay Ritchlin and Maggie Paquet. 2001. Vancouver, B.C.: The British Columbia Environmental Network Educational Foundation. Paper, $15 CDN. ISBN 0-9694591-6-5. 91 pages. Review by Valentin Schaefer
• Environmental Restoration: Ethics, Theory, and Practice. William Throop, editor. 2000. Flashpoints Series. Amherst, NY: Humanity Books. Paper, $22.95. ISBN: 1-57392-818-6. 240 pages. Review by Max Oelschlaeger
• A Practical Guide to Prairie Reconstruction. Carl Kurtz. 2001. Iowa City, Iowa: University of Iowa Press. Paper, $12.95. ISBN: 0-87745-745-X. 55 pages. Review by Dave Egan
• The Seasons of Fire: Reflections on Fire in the West David J. Strohmaier. 2000. Reno, Nevada: University of Nevada Press. Paper, $21.95. ISBN: 0-87417-483-X. 192 pages. Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 20 Number 2, June 2002

Editorial

• Cultured Ecosystems by Dave Egan

News

• China to Spend $1 Billion Restoring and Managing Wetlands
• New Wetland Permits Threatens Loss of Intermittent Streams in the United States
• Campaign Urges United Nations to Dedicate the 21st Century to Restoring the Earth
• Environment Canada's EcoAction 2002 Funding Program Supports Restoration Projects
• Report Finds Fault with Mitigation Projects in Washington State
• Garden Club of America Announces Winners of 2002 Fellowships in Ecological Restoration
• Study Recommends Researchers Consider Social Dimensions of Wildland Fire

Articles

• Converting Pine Plantations to Bottomland Hardwood Wetlands by Brett Williams, Daniel Johns, Hans Williams, and Wendy Ledbetter
• Restoring Prairie Processes to Farmlands by Laura L. Jackson (an excerpt from The Farm as Natural Habitat. Dana L. Jackson and Laura L. Jackson, editors. 2002. Island Press)
• Releasing the Native Seedbank: An Innovative Approach to Restoring a Coastal California Ecosystem by Craig C. Dremann with Michael Shaw
• Rapid Decomposition of Buckthorn Litter May Change Soil Nutrient Levels by Liam Heneghan, Constance Clay, and Cynthia Brundage
• Roots of Chaparral Shrubs Fail to Penetrate a Geosynthetic Landfill Liner by Karen D. Holl
• Promoting Genetic Diversity in the Production of Large Quantities of Native Plant Seed by Philip J. Burton and Carla M. Burton

Poetry

• Controlled Burn by Maria Melendez

Notes

• Reverse Fertilization Reduces Cover of Weedy Species in Tallgrass Prairie Restoration (Ohio) by Jack M. Averett, Robert A. Klips, and Peter S. Curtis
• Should Bark Beetle Outbreaks in Mountain Spruce Forests be Treated as a Natural Process? (Czech Republic) by Magda Jonasova
• Restoration of a Closed-Canopy Forest in a Mugwort-Dominated Landfill Site (New York) by Paul Kortebein, Tim Wenskus, and Marc Matsil
• Restoring a Complex of Backwater Lakes, Wetlands, and Prairie on the Illinois River by Gary Sullivan
• Can Rotational Grazing Restore Degraded Oak Savannas? (Wisconsin) by John A. Harrington
• Herbicide, Mechanical Treatments, and Constant Monitoring Reduce Japanese Knotweed in Fairmount Park (Pennsylvania) by Joe Berg, Tom Witmer, and Mark Focht
• Controlling Russian Olives within Cottonwood Gallery Forests along the Middle Rio Grande Floodplain (New Mexico) by Todd Caplan
• Simple and Cost-Effective Methods Control Fountain Grass in Dry Forest (Hawaii) by Susan Cordell, Robert J. Cabin, Stephen G. Weller, and David H. Lorence
• Do Summer Burns Result in Adult Karner Blue Butterfly Mortality? (Wisconsin) by Richard S. King
• GIS Modeling Program Identifies Landscape Restoration Opportunities (Ontario) by Ken Towle and Lionel Normand
• Nursery-Grown Plants Augment Endangered Populations of Robbin's Cinquefoil (New Hampshire) by William Brumback
• Seeding Trials Expand the Distribution of Sonoma Spineflower Populations on Point Reyes National Seashore (California) by Michelle Coppoletta and Barbara Moritsch
• Restoring Habitat of Crinite Mariposa Lily: A Rare Endemic (Oregon) by Russell N. Holmes and Gary Basham
• Saving Ontario's Savanna's: Promoting Voluntary Stewardship of Remnant Tallgrass Communities by Lindsay Roger and Todd Farrell

Book Reviews

• Large Mammal Restoration: Ecological and Sociological Challenges in the 21st Century. David S. Maehr, Reed F. Noss, and J.L. Larkin, editors. 2001. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Review by Michael L. Morrison
• Ground Work: Basic Concepts of Ecological Restoration in British Columbia. Donald A. Gayton. 2001. Kamploops, British Columbia: Southern Interior Forest Extension and Research Partnership; and Vancouver, British Columbia: Society for Ecological Restoration. Review by Dave Egan
• Heroic Tales of Wetland Restoration. Esther Lev. 2001 Tualatin, Oregon: The Wetlands Conservancy. Review by Dave Egan
• Saving Louisiana? The Battle for Coastal Wetlands. Bill Streever. 2001. Jackson, Mississippi: University Press of Mississippi. Review by Dave Egan
• A Guide to Bottomland Hardwood Restoration. J.A. Allen, B.D. Keeland, J.A. Stanturf, A.F. Clewell, and H.E. Kennedy, Jr. 2001. Reston, Virginia: United States Geological Survey. Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 20 Number 3 September 2002

Editorial

• Setting Standards for Good Ecological Restoration by Dave Egan

Letters

• Natureople: A New Word by Karl Smith

News

• 2002 Farm Bill
• Electronic Version of Ecological Restoration Now Available

Articles

• Volunteers Monitor Bird Use of Wetland Restoration on Public Lands in Central Florida by Joy E. Marburger
• The Business of Ecological Restoration by Brian Lavendel
• Restoring Vertebrate Animals in the British Virgin Islands by James Lazell
• Effects of Root Pruning on Growth and Survival of Field Transplanted Nuttall Oak by J.W. Farmer and S.R. Pezeshki
• An Open Approach to Ecosystem Change by Thomas B. Simpson

Conference Reports

• George Wright Societ 2001 Conference by Judith A. Kingsbury
• 11th Annual Prairie Invertebrate Conference by Todd F. Miller
• Ecological Restoration in Texas--A Big Private Land State by Jonathan Ogren

Notes

• Reintroduction of Fire Maintains Structure of Mechanically Restored Pinyon-Juniper Savanna (New Mexico) by Brian F. Jacobs and Richard G. Gatewood
• Tree Shelters Promote Oak Regeneration on a Small Bottomland Hardwood Site (South Carolina) by Karen E. Kinkead, David L. Otis, John F. Townsend, and John A. Fairey
• Response of Everglades Tree Islands to Increased Freshwater Flow (Florida) by Tiffany Troxler
• Using Adult Insects to Assess the Restoration a Spring-fed Wetland (Texas) by Ralph J. Garono, David Bradsby
• Wet Prairies, Emergent Wetlands, and Grassland Bird Habitat Restored to Little Calumet River Floodplain (Indiana) by Nicole Kalkbrenner, Robert Wolfe, and Greg Olyphant
• Restoring Wetlands and Bird Habitat While Creating a Sustainable Economy in the Yangtze River Basin (Peoples Republic of China) by Zhang Yifei and Zhang Weihui
• Self-Regulating Tidegates Restore Tidal Flow, Reduce Phragmites at Rumney Marsh (Massachusetts) by Edward Reiner
• To Plant or to Seed? Testing Revegetation Methods on Serpentine Coastal Bluffs (California) by Katrina S. Strathmann
• Greenhouse-grown Plants Fare Better than Plugs in Threadleaf Sedge Transplant Experiment (Nebraska) by James Stubbendieck, Gina R. Tichota, and Timothy L. Griffen
• Dilute Triclopyr Products Compare well with Garlon 3A at Preventing Sprouting of Chinese Tallow Stumps (Florida) by Kennetha A. Langeland and O. Neil Hill
• Mulching Provides Alternative Disposal Method for Garlic Mustard on Sod-Forming Grass (Wisconsin) by Ken Solis
• Lessons Learned from Translocating Spotted Turtles (Illinois) by David Mauger, Thomas P. Wilson, and Don Stillwaugh
• Mulcher Reduces Invasive Shrubs with Minimal Soil Surface Disturbance (Wisconsin) by Keith L. Baker and Jennifer Baker
• Nonprofit Organization Offers Small Grants for Basic Biotic Research in American Grasslands (Wisconsin) by Andrew H. Williams

Book Reviews

• Biotic Homogenization. Julie Lockwood and Michael L. McKinney, editors. 2001. New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers. ISBN: 0-306-46542-6. Cloth, $65. 292 pages. Review by David J. Zaber
• Woody Plants and Woody Plant Management: Ecology, Safety, and Environment Impact. Rodney W. Bovey. 2001. New York: Marcel Decker, Inc. Cloth, $195. ISBN: 0-8247-0438-X. 561 pages. Review by Dave Egan
• New York/New Jersey Harbor Estuary Program Habitat Workgroup 2001 Status Report: A Regional Model for Estuary and Multiple Watershed Management. Surangi W. Punyasena and Erica A. Newman. 2001. Prepared by the City of New York Parks and Recreation Natural Resources Group and the New York/New Jersey Harbor Estuary Program Habitat Workgroup. Paper, available from Marc Matsil, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Natural and Historic Resources, P.O. Box 404, Trenton, NJ 08625. 189 pages. Review by Dave Egan
• Keepers of the Wolves: The Early Years of Wolf Recovery in Wisconsin. Richard P. Thiel. 2001. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press. Cloth, $50. ISBN: 0-299-17470-0. Paper, $19.95. ISBN: 0-299-17474-3. 227 pages. Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 20 Number 4 December 2002

Editorial

• Resurrection Ecology by Dave Egan

News

• Large-scale Restoration Planned for San Francisco Bay
• Spotted Knapweed Extract Could be Used as Herbicide
• Garden Club of America Announces Competition for Fellowship in Ecological Restoration

Articles

• Artificial Steppe Restoration in Russia and Ukraine by Tatiana Filatova and Nikolai Zolotukhin
• Great River Greening: A Case Study in Urban Woodland Restoration by Cynthia Lane and Sara Raab
• Applying Environmental History to Ecological Restoration: A Case Study from Zion National Park by Michelle Steen-Adams
• Weeding Out Surprises: Incorporating Uncertainty into Restoration Models by Corey L. Samuels and Julie L. Lockwood
• Incorporating Road Crossings into Stream and River Restoration Projects by Peggy A. Johnson

Notes

• Vole Herbivory Shapes Vegetation in Experimental Tallgrass Prairie Restorations (Illinois and Wisconsin) by Henry F. Howe
• Small Mammal Responses to Tallgrass Prairie Restoration from Fescue Pastures (Kansas) by Amber D. Keller and Jack F. Cully, Jr.
• The Importance of Preserving Genetic Uniqueness in a Pitch Pine Restoration (Vermont) by Gary J. Hawley, Paul G. Schaeberg, and Donald H. DeHayes
• Floating Vegetation Platforms Close an Open-Water Ditch in Peat Wetland (Wisconsin) by Russ Hefty
• Winter Season Offers Many Advantages for Treating Invasive Buckthorns and Honeysuckles (Wisconsin) by James A. Reinartz
• Mowing Does Not Increase Effectiveness of Herbicide on Crown Vetch in Tallgrass Prairie (Illinois) by Amy J. Symstad, Laurel Temmen, and Edward Anderson
• Herpetofaunal Community Restoration in a Post-Urban Landscape (New York and New Jersey) by Robert P. Cook
• Solar Evaporation Ponds Holds Promise for Controlling Salinity and Elevation at the Salton Sea (California) by Carla Scheidlinger
• Mowing Schedule Improves Reproduction and Growth of Endangered Running Buffalo Clover (Ohio) by Marjorie S. Becus and John B. Klein
• Prescribed Burn Enhances Flowering of Florida Sandreed (Florida) by Michael W. Dentzau
• Community-Based Program Engages Citizens in Oyster Reef Restoration (South Carolina) by Nancy H. Hadley and Loren D. Coen

Book Reviews

• Whitebark Pine Communities: Ecology and Restoration. Diana F. Tomback, Stephen F. Arno, and Robert E. Keane, editors. 2001. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $70, ISBN: 1-55963-717-X. Paper, $32.50, ISBN: 1-55963-718-8. 328 pages. Review by Peter L. Achuff

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

Ecological Restoration
Volume 21 Number 2 June 2003

Editorial

• The Taxidermist and The Repairman by Dave Egan

News

• Legislation Signals New Era for Restoration on Federal Lands
• Society for Ecological Restoration Goes International
• University of Illinois Plans Center for Restoration Ecology
• Wetland Restoration Experiment Set for Spain's Donana Marsh
• Archbold Biological Station Expands Restoration Activities

Articles

• Assessing the Restoration Potential of Altered Rangeland Ecosystems in the Interior Columbia Basin by Stephen C. Bunting, James L. Kingery, and Michael A. Schroeder
• A Pre-Vegetated Mat Technique for the Restoration of Submersed Aquatic Vegetation by Ronald G. Boustany
• Creating Habitat Through Plant Relocation: Lessons from Valley Elderberry Longhorn Beetle Mitigation by Michael L. Morrison, K. Shawn Smallwood, and Linnea S. Hall
• Habitat Management for the Karner Blue Butterfly (Lycaeides melissa samuelis): Evaluating the Short-Term Consequences by Richard S. King
• Habitat Type Conservation and Restoration for the Karner Blue Butterfly: A Case Study from Wisconsin by Paula K. Kleintjes, Jill M. Sporrong, Christopher A. Raebel, and Stephen F. Thon
• The Replacement of Wetland Vegetation by Reed Canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea) by Debbie A. Mauer, Roberto Lindig-Cisneros, Katherine J. Werner, Suzanne Kercher, Rebecca Miller, and Joy B. Zedler
• What are Your Ethical Challenges? by Rebecca L. Vidra
• The Practice of Ecological Restoration in China: A Brief History and Conference Report by Ren Hai and Peng Shaolin

Notes

• Planting Location Influences Woody Species Recruitment in Old-Field Reforestation Experiment (Ohio) by Cathlene I. Leary, Carolyn Howes-Keiffer, and Brian C. McCarthy
• Innovative Stormwater Management System Recaptures Water at Olmsted Woods Restoration (Washington, D.C.) by Dede Petri
• Rock Structures Enhance Coral Recruitment Following Blast Fishing (Indonesia) by Helen E. Fox
• Underwater Visual Census Provides "Snapshot" Assessment of Tidal Connectivity (Bahamas) by Craig A. Layman and D. Albrey Arrington, and Brian Reed Silliman
• Saltmarsh Plantings Accelerate Vegetative Colonization of Hurricane Deposits on Barrier Island (Louisiana) by Philip V. McCarty, Gregory Grandy, Rachel Sweeney, Melissa Kay Hymel, and John P. Troutman
• Plant Growth Steady, but Species Richness Low on Restored Coastal Dunes (France) by Francoise Roze and Servane Lemauviel
• Seed Pretreatment and Mulch Improves Early Emergence of Two Desert Shrub Species (California) by W. Kent Ostler, Dennis J. Hansen, David C. Anderson, and Derek B. Hall
• Summer Burns Best for Controlling Spotted Knapweed in Prairie Restoration Experiment (Michigan) by Sarah M. Emery, Katherine L. Gross, and Katharine N. Suding
• Testing the Effects of Herbicides and Prescribed Burning on Dalmation Toadflax (Montana) by James S. Jacobs and Roger L. Sheley
• Hand-Pulling, Herbicide, and Timing are Key to Controlling Garlic Mustard (Illinois) by Don Osmund
• Model Evaluates Influence of Everglades Restoration on Alligator Populations (Florida) by Daniel H. Slone, Kenneth G. Rice, and Jon C. Allen
• Using Ecological Theory to Guide Augmentative Restoration (Montana) by Erin Bard and Jeff Jacobsen
• Quadrat-Level Floristic Quality Index Reflects Shifts in Composition of a Restored Tallgrass Prairie (Ohio) by Tara C. Poling, Michele G. Banker, Leanne M. Jablonski, and Donald R. Geiger
• Program Engages the Disabled Community in Stream Restoration (Washington) by Scott M. Hansen and Michael Corsini
• Seeds of Success: Conserving Native Plant Seed for Restoration of Public Lands by Carol Spurrier and Michael Way

Book Reviews

• New Economy of Nature: The Quest to Make Conservation Profitable Gretchen C. Daily and Katherine Ellison. 2002. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $25, ISBN: 1-55963-945-8. 250 pages. Review by James Aronson
• Compensating for Wetland Losses Under the Clean Water Act Natural Research Council, Committee on Mitigating Wetland Losses. 2001. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press. Cloth, $49.95, ISBN: 0-309-07432-0. 322 pages. Review by Barbara L. Bedford
• The Restoration Economy: The Greatest New Growth Frontier: Immediate and Emerging Opportunities for Businesses, Communities and Investors Storm Cunningham. 2002. San Francisco: Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc. Cloth, $29.95, ISBN: 1-57675-191-0. 341 pages. Review by Dave Egan
• A Guide to Minnesota's Prairie Passage Route and Sites Prairie Passage Project. 2002. St. Paul, Minnesota: Minnesota Department of Transportation. Paper, free. 40 pages. Contact, Kathy Bolin, Prairie Passage Coordinator, 395 John Ireland Boulevard, Mail Stop 620, St. Paul, MN 55155, 651/284-3764, Kathy.bolin@dot.mn.us. Review by Mary Ann Pels
• A Landowner's Guide to Prairie Management in Minnesota Dan Svedarsky, Margaret Kuchenreuther, Greg Cuomo, Peter Buessler, Howard Moeching, and Av Singh. 2002. Crookston, Minnesota: Northwest Research and Outreach Center. Paper, free while supply lasts. 40 pages. Contact Dr. W.D. Svedarsky, c/o NWROC, 2900 University Avenue, Crookston, MN 56716, 218/281-8129. Also available as a pdf at http://www.crk.umn.edu/research/pubs/LandownersGuideSved.pdf Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 21 Number 3 September 2003

Editorial

• Ecological Restoration and Sustainable Development by Dave Egan

News

• Prescribed Burning and Liability Insurance
• Garden Club of America Announces 2003 Ecological Restoration Awards
• Policy for Evaluation of Conservation Efforts Gains Approval

Society for Ecological Restoration International Column

• SER and IUCN Form Partnership, Draft Rationale for Ecological Restoration by Eric Higgs

Articles

• Wetland and Riparian Woodland Restoration Costs by John Zentner, Jeff Glaspy and Devin Schenk
• Repopulation of Restored Wetland Habitat by Odonata (Dragonflies and Damselflies by Scott A. Roush and James P. Amon, Ph.D.
• Forest Road Revegetation: Effects of Seeding and Soil Amendments by Adrien C. Elseroad, Peter Z. Fule and W. Wallace Covington
• Experimental Restoration of Lake Shoreland in Western Wisconsin by Evan Weiher, Sarah Peot and Karen Voss
• Control Methods for the Removal of French and Scotch Broom Tested in Coastal California by Janice M. Alexander and Carla D'Antonio
• Ecological Restoration in the Face of Global Climate Change: Obstacles and Initiatives by Brian Lavendel

Notes

• Arthropod Response to Burning and Mowing in a Reconstructed Prairie (Iowa) by Idelle A. Cooper, Elizabeth Roeder and Jonathan M. Brown
• Fire and Roller Chopping Produce Varying Effects on Dry Prairie Plant Species (Florida) by Adam C. Watts and George W. Tanner
• Vegetation Trends at Auwahi Dryland Forest After Five Years of Restoration (Hawaii) by Arthur C. Medeiros, Tracy L. Erwin, Chuck G. Chimera and Lloyd L. Loope
• Restoring Estuarine Processes to the Nisqually River (Washington) by Florian Leischner, Jeanette Dorner, Bob Wiltermood and Joanne Bartlett
• Mechanical Seeder Provides Alternative Method for Restoring Eelgrass Habitat (Rhode Island) by Michael Traber, Stephen Granger and Scott Nixon
• A Prescription for Restoring Native Vegetation on Former Agricultural Land (Arizona) by Travis M. Bean, Martin M. Karpiscak and Steve E. Smith
• Soil Microorganisms Affect Survival and Growth of Shrubs Grown in Competition with Cheatgrass (New Mexico) by Rosemary L. Pendleton and Burton K. Pendleton
• Voles and Cattle: Manipulating Herbivores to Control Invasive Shrubs on Rangeland (Utah) by Dennis M. Bramble and Jean C. Bramble
• Use of a Restored Wetland by Migratory Shorebirds Diminishes with Time (Indiana) by Thomas M. Braile and John B. Dunning, Jr.
• Direct Seeding or Transplanting?: The Cost of Restoring Populations of Kincaid's Lupine (Oregon) by Thomas N. Kaye and Jen Cramer
• Cultivating New Populations of Venus' Fly Trap at Lewis Ocean Bay Heritage Preserve (South Carolina) by James O. Luken

Book Reviews

• Conserving Forest Biodiversity: A Comprehensive Multiscaled Approach David B. Lindenmayer and Jerry F. Franklin. 2002. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $70, ISBN: 1-55963-9343-2. Paper, $35. ISBN: 1-55963-935-0. 352 pages. Review by Dominick A. DellaSala, Ph.D
• Wildlife Restoration: Techniques for Habitat Analysis and Animal Monitoring Michael L. Morrison. 2002. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Paper, $25. ISBN: 1-55963-937-7. 215 pages. Review by Adria Van Loan and Kelly F. Millenbah
• Invasive Exotic Species in the Sonoran Region Barbara Tellman, editor. 2002. Tucson, Arizona: Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Studies in Natural History, University of Arizona Press. Cloth, $75. ISBN: 0-8165-2178-6. 424 pages. Review by Dale Turner
• Where Land & Water Meet: A Western Landscape Transformed Nancy Langston. 2003. Seattle, Washington: University of Washington Press. Weyerhauser Environmental Book Series. Cloth, $26.95. ISBN: 0-295-98307-8. Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 21 Number 4 December 2003

Editorial

• The Watermelon in Our Native Plant Garden by Dave Egan

Society for Ecological Restoration International Column

• SER International 2003 Conference Features Design Charette by Eric Higgs

News

• International Crane Foundation Looks for Ways to Restore Local Economies and Ecosystems Along the Lower Zambezi River
• Massachusetts Invasive Plant Group Produces Invasive Species List
• Louisiana Declares Itself America's Wetland
• SER and the UW Press Announce New Way to Subscribe to Ecological Restoration

Articles

• Theme Issue: Native American Land Management Practices in National Parks by Dave Egan and M. Kat Anderson
• What is Natural? Three Perspectives
  • Protected Areas, Indigenous Peoples, and the Western Idea of Nature by Dennis Martinez
  • Nature as We See It: National Parks and the Wilderness Ideal by David Louter
  • Epilogue to Preserving Yellowstone's Natural Condition: Science and the Perception of Nature by James A. Pritchard
• Defining Cultural and Ethnographic Landscapes by Dave Egan
• Building Partnerships Between American Indian Tribes and the National Park Service by David Ruppert
• Native American Land Management Practices in National Parks: A Debate
  • Facing a New Ecosystem Management Paradigm for National Parks by David M. Graber
  • Simulated Indigenous Management: A New Model for Ecological Restoration in National Parks by M. Kat Anderson and Michael G. Barbour
• Case Studies
  • Restoring Ethnographic Landscapes and Natural Elements in Redwood National Park by Stephen Underwood, Leonel Arguello and Nelson Siefkin
  • Restoring a Part of Hawai'i's Past: Kaloko Fishpond Restoration by Stanley Bond, Jr., Ph.D. and Richard Gmirkin
  • Destruction of an Ancient Indigenous Cultural Landscape: An Epitaph from Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument by Gary Paul Nabhan
  • Restoring Indian-Set Fires to Prairie Ecosystems on the Olympic Peninsula by Jacilee Wray and M. Kat Anderson
  • Caring for the Trees: Restoring Timbisha Shoshone Land Management Practices in Death Valley National Park by Catherine S. Fowler, Pauline Esteves, Grace Goad, Bill Helmer and Ken Watterson
  • Native Hawaiian Collection, Use, and Management of Plants and Plant Communities within Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park by Jim Martin and Laura Carter Schuster

Notes

• Prairie Mycorrhizal Fungi Inoculant May Increase Native Plant Diversity on Restored Sites (Illinois) by James D. Bever, Peggy A. Schultz, R. Michael Miller, Lisa Gades and Julie D. Jastrow
• Vole Herbivory Affects Well-Established Forbs in Experimental Tallgrass Planting (Illinois) by Cristina Martinez-Garza, Joel S. Brown and Henry F. Howe
• Constructed Vernal Pool Seeding Experiment Aids in Recovery of Contra Costa Goldfields (California) by Sharon K. Collinge
• Can Waterlevel Control Structures Restore Function and Diversity of Wetlands? (New York) by Alison D. Halpern, John M. Farrel, Jason A. Toner, Molly Beland, Brent A. Murray and Donald J. Leopold
• Shell Middens Yield Rich Cultural Deposits for Fine-Scale Modeling of Preindustrial Ecosystems (Washington) by Russel Barsh
• Thinning and Burning Stimulates Growth of Longleaf Pine Savanna Community Species (South Carolina) by Patrick D. McMillan, Harry E. Shealy and Richard D. Porcher
• Treatment of Reed Canarygrass Monoculture Improves Water Table Levels for Sedge Meadow (Iowa) by Pauline M. Drobney and Keith Schilling
• Proposed Plan Promotes Watershed-Wide Management of Invasive Species and Stormwater (Wisconsin) by Steve Glass
• Long Tubes and Expandable Stinger: Innovative Tools for Improving Revegetation Success of Riparian Communities by Troy Brandt
• Combination of Burning and Herbicides May Favor Establishment of Weedy Species in Rangeland Restoration (Montana) by James S. Jacobs and Roger L. Sheley
• Adaptive Cluster Sampling: An Efficient Method for Assessing Inconspicuous Species by Andrea M. Silletti and Joan Walker
• Estacados in Sonoran Watersheds: Students Revive a Traditional Technique to Restore Riparian Habitat (Mexico) by Joaquin Murrieta-Saldivar

Book Reviews

• The Sunflower Forest: Ecological Restoration and the New Connection with Nature William R. Jordan III. 2003. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press. Cloth, $27.50, ISBN: 520-23320-4. 256 pages. Review by William Throop
• Wilderness and Political Ecology: Aboriginal Influences and the Original State of Nature Charles E. Kay and Randy T. Simmons, editors. 2002. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press. Cloth, $45. ISBN: 0-87480-719-0. 352 pages. Review by J. Alan May, Ph.D., RLA
• Dam Politics: Restoring America's Rivers William R. Lowry. 2003. Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University Press. Cloth, $49.95. ISBN: 0-87840-389-2. Paper, $21.95. ISBN: 0-87840-390-6. 320 pages. Review by William L. Graf
• Establishing Native Plant CommunitiesAnn Smreciu, Heather Sinton, David Walker and Jenie Bietz. 2003. Edmonton, Alberta: Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, Alberta Environment and Alberta Sustainable Resource Development. Paper, $30 Canadian. ISBN: 0-7732-6146-X. Review by Sheldon Helbert
• World Wide Web
• Special Web Review Section: Invasive Plant Web Sites by Jessica M. DiCicco and Steven N. Handel

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 RiversDavid 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

Ecological Restoration
Volume 22 Number 2 June 2004

Editorial

• Human Population and Ecological Restoration by Dave Egan

News

• U.S. Government Announces $10 Million Increase for Salmon Restoration in Pacific Northwest, But Sees No Need to Remove Dams
• Concern Raised About Pace and Direction of Everglades Restoration
• Earthwatch Institute Offers Expedition to India's Sacred Groves
• As Restored Native Oyster Populations Decline, Virginia and Maryland Seek Use of Non-Native Oyster in Chesapeake Bay

SER International

• As SER Changes, Opportunities and Challenges Lie Ahead by Keith Bowers

Articles

• Ecological Restoration: British Columbia Style by Debby de Carlo
• Atlantic White-Cedar Wetland Restoration on a Former Agricultural Site in the New Jersey Pinelands by Kristin A. Mylecraine, George L. Zimmermann, Robert R. Williams and John E. Kuser
• Using Newly Developed Analytical Tools to Compare a Restored Prairie with a Remnant in Ohio by Robert A. Klips
• Monitoring Native Prairie Vegetation: The Belt Transect Method by Todd A. Grant, Elizabeth M. Madden, Robert K. Murphy, Karen A. Smith and Melvin P. Nenneman
• Ecosystem Restoration and Rehabilitation in Madagascar by Louise Holloway (an excerpted chapter from The Natural History of Madagascar, S.M. Goodman and J.P. Benstead, eds., University of Chicago Press, 2003)
• Placing Riffle Formations to Restore Stream Functions in a Wet Meadow by Alvin L. Medina and Jonathan W. Long
• Restoring Artifacts as a Metaphor for Restoring Ecosystems: A Hands-on Exercise for Teaching Restoration Ecology by Jeremy T. Lundholm and Douglas W. Larson

Notes

• How Restoration Techniques Affect Dominant Flora of Blackland Prairie (Texas) by Dwight Barry and Shirlene Sitton
• Restoring Vigor and Reducing Hazard in an Old-Growth Western Larch Stand (Montana) by Carl E. Fiedler and Michael G. Harrington
• Chicago Wilderness Conducts Regional Audit of Wooded Lands (Illinois and Indiana) by Karen Glennemeier and Wayne Lampa
• The Sabal Palm: Restoring a Species We Didn't Know We Had (Texas) by Landon Lockett
• Riparian Plantings and Fencing Improve Water Quality in Tillamook River Watershed (Oregon) by Timothy J. Sullivan, M. Wustenberg, J.A. Moore, Kai Snyder, E. Gilbert, D. Moore and E. Mallery
• Demonstration Dock Designed to Benefit Eelgrass Habitat Restoration (Washington) by Heida L. Diefenderfer, Susan L. Sargent, Ronald M. Thom, Amy B. Borde, Perry F. Gayaldo, Craig A. Curtis, Brian L. Court, David M. Pierce and David S. Robison
• Can Natural Colonization Successfully Restore Salt Marsh Habitat? A Three-Year Assessment (New Jersey) by Polly L. Hicks and Jean Marie Hartman
• Lessons Learned from Restoring a Foothill Community in Rock Canyon (Utah) by Becky W. Peterson, Phil S. Allen, Eric Castle and Susan E. Meyer
• The Challenges of Restoring an Apostle Island Sandscape Community (Wisconsin) by Julie Van Stappen and David Burgdorf
• Use of Herbicide in the Eradication of Honeysuckle (Wisconsin) by Thomas D. Brock
• Giant Reed Eradication Project Would Provide Economic Benefits to Impoverished Communities (South Africa) by Gretchen C. Coffman and Dr. Richard Knight
• Lime Slurry: An Innovative Tool for Controlling Aquatic Plants (Wisconsin) by >Margaret R. Rattei
• Irrigated Ponds Show Potential for Restoring Foraging Habitat of Breeding Piping Plovers (New Jersey) by Joseph M. Patt, L. Stanton Hales, Jr., Richard P. Hager and Peter A. Atzert
• Initial Findings from Experimental Introductions Reveal Clues for Restoring an Endangered Wetland Grass (California) by Sasha Gennet, John Battles, Barbara Allen-Diaz and James W. Bartolome

Book Reviews

• Monitoring Ecosystems: Interdisciplinary Approaches for Evaluating Ecoregional Initiatives. David E. Busch and Joel C. Trexler, editors. 2003. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $70. ISBN: 1-55963-850-8. Paper, $35. ISBN: 1-55963-851-6. 431 pages. Review by Sven Hoeger
• Inventing Nature: Ecological Restoration by Public Experiments. Matthias Gross. 2003. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield/Lexington Books. Cloth, $80. ISBN: 0-7391-05043-3. 240 pages. Review by David Robertson, Ph.D.
• Nature by Design: People, Natural Process, and Ecological Restoration. Eric Higgs. 2003. Cambridge, Massachusetts: The MIT Press. Cloth, $68. ISBN: 0-262-58226-0. 416 pages. Review by James Schardt
• Lewis and Clark's Green World: The Expedition and Its Plants. A. Scott Earle and James L. Reveal. 2003. Helena, Montana: Farcountry Press. Cloth, $34.95. ISBN: 1-56037-250-8. 256 pages. Review by Ann DeBolt
• Singing the Turtles to Sea: The Comcaac (Seri) Art and Science of Reptiles. Gary Paul Nabhan. 2003. Berkeley: University of California Press. Cloth, $34.95. ISBN: 0-520-21731-4. 318 pages. Review by Mary Ann Pels

Ecological Restoration
Volume 22 Number 3 September 2004

Editorial

• Wake Up, We're Being Green Washed! by Dave Egan

News

• Beating Back Tamarisk: A Congressional Act, a Coalition, and a Beetle
• Tropical Forest Regeneration Dominates Ecological Restoration Fellowship Projects
• California Legislature Defines Role of Volunteers in Publically Funded Restoration Projects

SER International

• Certifying Restorationists--Another Look by Keith Bowers

Articles

• The Development of Bottomland Forest Restoration in the Lower Mississippi River Alluvial Valley by Ronnie J. Haynes
• United States Power Companies Line Up to Restore Bottomland Hardwood Forests by Dave Egan
• Recognizing and Overcoming Difficult Site Conditions for Afforestation of Bottomland Hardwoods by J.A. Stanturf, W.H. Conner, E.S. Gardiner, C.J. Schweitzer and A.W. Ezell
• Restoration of Floodplain Forests for the Conservation of Migratory Landbird by Daniel J. Twedt and Chris Best
• Influence of Social Bonds on Post-Release Survival of Translocated Black-tailed Prairie Dogs (Cynomys ludovicianus) by Kristy Bly-Honness, Joe C. Truett and Dustin H. Long
• Keeping Invasive Plants Out of Restorations by Catherine C. Reed

Notes

• Combination of Treatments Restores Native Sand Grassland (Hungary) by Melinda Halassy and Katalin Torok
• Soil Amendments Evaluated for Improving Survival of Bottomland Oak Seedlings During Dry Season (Texas) by Dwight Barry, Tammy Barry and Richard A. Fischer
• Project Evaluates Burning and Timber Harvest for Restoring Ozark Pine-Oak Woodlands (Missouri) by Rhonda L. Rimer
• Seeding with Natives Increase Species Richness in a Dry Ponderosa Pine Forest (Arizona) by Judy Springer and Daniel C. Laughlin
• Study Yields Seed Weight Analysis of Mesic Pine Flatwood Groundcover Species (Mississippi) by David W. Borland
• Additional Mycorrhizal Inoculum Unnecessary in Pastures Restored to Longleaf Pine Flatwoods (Florida) by Amy M. Jenkins, Doria R. Gordon and Kaoru Kitajima
• Study Evaluates Methods for Controlling Reed Canarygrass in Sedge Meadows (Montana) by Peter Lesica and Brian Martin
• Can Corn Gluten Supplement Traditional Garlic Mustard Control Treatments? (Wisconsin) by Jason Moser
• Assessing Management Techniques for Reducing Bahiagrass Dominance on Disturbed Wet Prairie (Florida) by George W. Tanner and Christine G. Hatcher
• Using Native Plants to Assess Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi When Restoring Quarries to Maquis Ecosystems (Portugal) by Patricia Correia, Luis Carvalho, Alice Tavares, M. Amelia Martins-Loucao and John Klironomos
• Creating Bare Ground Increases Presence of Native Pollinators in Kincaid's Lupine Seeding Plots (Oregon) by Paul M. Severns
• Recent Arrivals: Connecting Immigrant Youth to the Land Through Restoration (Florida) by Carlos Gonzalez

Book Reviews

• Keeping Faith With Nature: Ecosystems, Democracy, and America's Public Lands. Robert B Keiter. 2003. New Haven and London: Yale University Press. Cloth, $45. ISBN: 0-300-09273-3. 434 pages. Review by Hanna J. Cortner
• Fire, Fuel Treatments, and Ecological Restoration: Conference Proceedings. Philip N. Omi and Linda A. Joyce, editors. 2003. Proceedings RMRS-P-29. Fort Collins, CO: USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station. Paper, free. 475 pages. Contact Richard Schneider, Publications, USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station, 240 W. Prospect Rd., Fort Collins, CO. Review by Peter Friederici
• Restauracion de Ecosistemas Mediterraneos (Restoration of Mediterranean Ecosystems). Jose Ma Rey Benayas, Tiscar Espigares Pinilla and Jose Manuel Nicolau Ibarra, editors. 2003. Alcala de Henares, Spain: University of Alcala Publications Service. Paper, Euros 11 + Euros 3.01 for mailing. ISBN: 84-8138-549-2. 272 pages and one CD-ROM. Review by Francisco A. Comin
• Forests in Time: The Environmental Consequences of 1,000 Years of Change in New England. David R. Foster and John D. Aber, editors. 2004. New Haven and London: Yale University Press. Cloth, $45. ISBN: 0-300-09235-0. 496 pages. Review by Dave Egan
• A Guide to Prairie and Wetland Restoration in Eastern Nebraska. Gerry Steinauer with assistance from Bill Whitney, Krista Adams, Mike Bullerman and Chris Helzer. 2003. Aurora, Nebraska: Prairie Plains Resource Institute and Nebraska Games and Parks Commission. Paper, $3 includes postage and shipping. 82 pages. Prairie Plains Resource Institute, 1307 L Street, Aurora, NE 68818. Review by Dave Egan

Ecological Restoration
Volume 22 Number 4 December 2004

Editorial

• The New Frontier: Restoring the World's Oceans by Dave Egan

News

• Controversial Plan for Endangered Species on the Lower Colorado River
• Japan Funds Efforts to Restore Iraqi Marshes
• Black-tailed Prairie Dog Dropped from List of Endangered Species Candidates
• Wyoming Game and Fish Department Release Artificially Raised Tadpoles of Endangered Toad
• European Commission Announces Funding Mechanism for Natura 2000 Network

SER International

• Global Restoration Network by Keith Bowers

Articles

• Legend of the Longleaf Pines: An Interview with Leon Neel by Darrel Morrison
• Restoring Slough and River Banks with Biotechnical Methods in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta by Jeff Hart and John Hunter
• Restoring Tire Tracks: Lessons from the Southern Namib Desert by Antje Burke and Julien Cloete
• European Buckthorn (Rhamnus cathartica) and its Effects on Some Ecosystem Properties in an Urban Woodland by Liam Heneghan, Carlton Rauschenberg, Farrah Fatemi and Margaret Workman
• What Do We Mean When We Talk About Ecological Restoration? by Stuart K. Allison

Notes

• Native Ground Covers Partners: Reestablishing Native Ground Cover in Longleaf Pine Savannas (Georgia) by Kim L. Coffey and L. Katherine Kirkman
• Cork Oak Restoration: Developing Techniques to Enhance Establishment of a Threatened Ecosystem (Spain) by Juli G. Pausau, Josep Pons and Ramon Vallejo
• Mitigation Bank Promotes Research on Restoring Coastal Plain Depression Wetlands (South Carolina) by Christopher D. Barton, Diane DeSteven and John C. Kilgo
• Promoting Red Alder Colonization in Second-Growth Riparian Forests Helps Increase Salmon Prey (Alaska) by Ryan K. Kimbirauskas and Richard W. Merritt
• The Lilly ARBOR Project: An Experiment in Urban Riparian Restoration (Indiana) by Lenore P. Tedesco, F. Vincent Hernly, Bob E. Hall and Kara A. Salazar
• Diagnostic Tool Help Set Water Quality Targets for Restoring Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in Chesapeake Bay by Charles L. Gallegos and Patrick D. Biber
• Restoration of Long-spined Urchins: A Possible Strategy to Improve Coral Reef Health (Florida) by Brad Rosov
• Clumped Planting Arrangement Reduces Weed Establishment in Coastal Sage Scrub Restoration Experiment (California) by Christy Brigham
• Three Mechanical Shredders Evaluated for Controlling Water Hyacinth (California) by Ben K. Greenfield
• Weed-control Fabric Successfully Stops Spread of Invasive Saltmeadow Cordgrass (Oregon) by Debbie L. Pickering
• Can Placement of Whole Trees in Rivers Restore Habitat for Fish? (Michigan) by Matthew M. Klungle and Daniel B. Hayes
• Using Rotenone to Enhance Native Amphibian Breeding Habitat in Ponds (Illinois) by Stephen J. Mullin, J. Brian Towey and Robert E. Szafoni
• Reintroducing Harperella to Cobblebars Along the Potomac River (Maryland) by Elizabeth Fortson Wells, Catherine E.C. Oberfell, Karen M. Redden, Charlotte H. Marvil and Anne X. Truong

Book Reviews

• Chesapeake Bay Blues: Science, Politics, and the Struggle to Save the Bay. Howard R. Ernst. 2003. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield. Paper, $22.95. ISBN: 0-7425-2351-9. 203 pages. Review by Wayne H. Bell

Ecological Restoration
Volume 23 Number 1 March 2005

Editorial

• Establishing a Restoration Narrative by Dave Egan

News

• Experimental Flooding of Grand Canyon Attempts to Restore Sandbars and Native Fish Habitat
• Restoration Projects Make Waves Following Tsunami
• Nobel Peace Prize to Wangrai Maathai
• Scientists Foresee Increase in Sea Levels
• New Wildlife Refuge in Minnesota
• Award-winning Oyster Restoration Program Set to Expand
• Engineering Award for Work in South San Francisco Bay

SER International

• Strengthening Ties Between Restoration and Conservation by Keith Bowers

Articles

• Socio-economic Characteristics and Contributions of the Natural Resources Restoration System in Humboldt County, California by J. Mark Baker
• The Landscape Context in Forest Conservation: Integrating Protection, Restoration, and Certification by Nicholas C. Slosser, James R. Strittholt, Dominick A. DellaSala and John Wilson
• The Folly of Coral Restoration Programs Following Natural Disturbances in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary by William F. Precht, Richard B. Aronson, Steven L. Miller, Brian D. Keller and Bill Causey
• Changing Attitudes About Grassland Conservation in Missoula, Montana--"Weed Capital of the West" by Marilyn J. Marler, Kate Supplee, Marijka Wessner and Gerald Marks
• Using Propagule Size to Identify the Cyperaceae of Northwester Pennsylvania: Carex, Eleocharis, Cyperus, Scirpus and Eriophorum by Fatimata Pale
• Mapping Planning: Key First Steps to Eradicating the Weedy Plants That Dominate Riparian Systems in Urban California by Brad Burkhart and Mike Kelly
• Ecological Restoration and Re-Understanding Ecological Time by Dr. Thomas B. Simpson

Notes

• Insights on Fire-Mediated Shifts in Salamander, Forest Floor Cover Relationships (California) by Don J. Major
• Winter Burns Maintain Natural Dwarf Pine Plains Communities in the New Jersey Pine Barrens by Anika N. McKessey, Walter F. Bien and James R. Spotila
• Are Microcrustaceans Useful for Assessing Success of Wetland Pond Restoration? (South Carolina) by Barbara E. Taylor and Adrienne E. DeBiase
• Community-Based Collaboration Restores Tidal Flow to an Island Estuary (Bahamas) by Craig A. Layman, D. Albrey Arrington and Margo A. Blackwell
• Habitat Assessment of the Endangered American Chaffseed (New Jersey) by Jay F. Kelly
• Controlling Oriental Bittersweet: A First Step Toward Coastal Grassland and Shrubland Restoration (Rhode Island) by Glenn D. Dreyer and Norma L. Kline
• Combining Low Concentrations of Glyphosate and Tricloypr Effectively Controls Torpedograss in Laboratory Study (Florida) by Nora E. Fosman and David L. Sutton
• Grass-Selective Herbicides Improve Diversity of Sites Infested with Japanese Stiltgrass (Pennsylvania) by Nora Peskin, David A. Mortensen, Brian P. Jones and Matt R. Booher
• Unanticipated Predation of California Red-legged Frog at Constructed Wetlands (California) by Jeff A. Alvarez
• Managing Firebreak Fuels to Promote Habitat of an Imperiled Moth (Massachusetts) by Sarah H. Haggerty and Paul R. Sievert
• New Technologies Offers Rapid Assessment Protocol for Stream Restoration and Monitoring by Michael C. Sprague

Book Reviews

• Assembly Rules and Restoration Ecology: Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice. Vicky M. Temperton, Richard J. Hobbs, Tim Nuttle and Stefan Halle, editors. 2004. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $90 ISBN: 1-55963-374-3. Paper, $45. ISBN: 1-55963-375-1. 439 pages. Review by Evan Weiher

Ecological Restoration
Volume 23 Number 2 June 2005

Editorial

• Restoring Rapa Nui: The Navel of the Earth by Dave Egan

News

• Studies about Kudzu and Tropical Forest Regeneration Capture 2005 GCA Ecological Restoration Fellowships
• Report Links Environmental Degradation to Poverty
• Survey Results: Politics Trumps Science at USFWS
• Forest Service Finalizes Planning Rule
• Migratory Bird Rule May Benefit Aquatic Vegetation Restoration

SER International

• Staying True to Our Roots by Keith Bowers

Commentary

• Reflecting on Stuart Allison's Ideas About Restoration and Gardening by Monica Fadding

  Articles

• Music for the Eyes: The Historical Restoration of the White Birch Area of Pavlovsky Park in St. Petersburg, Russia by Maria E. Ignatieva
• Artificial Dunes Created to Protect Property on Galveston Island, Texas: Lessons Learned by Dr. Rusty Feagin
• Soaking Treatment Increases Survival of Black Willow Posts in a Large-scale Field Study by L.T. Martin, S.R. Pezeshki and F. Douglas Shields, Jr.
• Effects of a Selective Herbicide, Sethoxydim, on Reed Canarygrass by Craig A. Annen, Robin W. Tyser and Eileen M. Kirsch
• Stream Ecosystem Restoration: Is Watershed-scale Treatment Effective Without Instream Habitat Rehabilitation by F. Douglas Shields, Jr., Scott S. Knight and Charles M. Cooper
• Singing the World Back by Janisse Ray

Notes

• Winter Grazing Increases Native Prairie Grasses in Fescue-Dominated Pastures (Kansas) by Tracey N. Johnson and Brett K. Sandercock
• Using Thinning as a Fire Surrogate Improves Native Plant Diversity in Pine Rockland Habitat (Florida) by Joyce Maschinski, Jennifer Possley, Meghan Q.N. Fellows, Cynthia Lane, Adrianna Muir, Kristie Wendelberger, Samuel Wright and Hannah Thorton
• Scientists and Rural Stakeholders Develop Enterprises Designed to Restore Gulf Wetlands (Mexico) by Patricia Moreno-Casasola and Gudelia Salinas Pliego
• Constructed Mounds Restore Intertidal Marsh and Bird-Nesting Habitat on Galveston Island (Texas) by Cherie O'Brien
• Effects of Severe Coastal Erosion on Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in Coastal Dune Plants on Dauphin Island (Alabama) by Andrew N. Roberts and Dr. Sigurdur Greipsson
• The Effects of Honeysuckle Removal on Urban Woodland Vegetation) by David P. Benson, Rachel Bousum, Diana Sawchuk and Debra Walls
• Combination of Treatments Influence Survival of Woody Species Planted to Suppress Reed Canarygrass (Wisconsin) by Stephen M. Hovick and James A. Reinartz
• Aggressive Native Forbs Help Suppress Exotic Weeds in Restored Riparian Fields (California) by Tamara Sperber, F.T. Griggs and Erin McKinney
• Evaluation of Integrated Management Techniques for Controlling Reed Canarygrass (Oregon) by Mandy Tu and Dan Salzer
• Zigzag Yarder: An Ecologically Sensitive Approach for Reducing Fuel Load in Tahoe Basin (California) by Eric Evans and Olin Anderson
• Church Forests Provide Clues to Restoring Ecosystems in the Degraded Highlands of Northern Ethiopia by Alemayehu Wassie, Demel Teketay and Neil Powell
• Team Assists Community Groups in Monitoring Forest Restoration Projects (New Mexico) by Margaret A. Moote, Martha Schulmann and Victoria Derr
• Open Systems and the Cross-Boundary Spoiler (Wisconsin) by Theodore A. Snyder III
• Prairie Rescue and Restoration Internship Program Aids Landowners, Educates Students (Iowa) by Thomas Rosburg

  Book Reviews

• Looking for Longleaf: The Fall and Rise of an American Forest. Lawrence S. Early. 2004. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press. Cloth, $27.50. ISBN: 0-080078-2886-6. 336 pages. Review by Dave Egan
• ReWilding North America: A Vision for Conservation in the 21st Century. Dave Foreman. 2004. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $50. ISBN: 1-55963-060-4. Paper, $25. ISBN: 1-55961-2. 295 pages. Review by Dave Egan
• Hope's Horizon: Three Visions for Healing the American Land. Chip Ward. 2004. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $27. ISBN: 1-55963-977-6. 400 pages. Review by Dave Egan

• Abstracts in this issue are from a wide variety of sources including Silviculture in Special Places: Proceedings of the 2003 National Silviculture Workshop and The Proceedings of the 27th Annual Society of Ethnobiology Conference, Living Landscapes: Linking Ethnobiology and Restoration Ecology in the Revival of Native Systems.

Ecological Restoration
Volume 23 Number 3 September 2005

Editorial

• R8: Aid to Africa by Dave Egan

News

• Interfaith Coalitions Seeks Stewardship of Louisiana Coastal Wetlands
• Welsh Initiative Restores Oak Woodlands
• Countries Pledge to Improve Management of Shared Resources in Greater Mekong Subregion
• Grants Will Help Protect and Enhance Migratory Bird Habitat

SER International

• Learrning From Traditional Ecological Knowledge by Keith Bowers

Articles

• Rapid Assessment of Riparian Cottonwood Recruitment: Middle Fork John Day River, Northeastern Oregon by Robert L. Beschta and William J. Ripple
• An Interdisciplinary Investigation of Ecological History and Environmental Restoration Objectives in an Urban Landscape by Timothy J. Iannuzzi and David F. Ludwig
• Preliminary Effects of Patch-Burn Grazing on a High-Diversity Prairie Restoration by Christopher J. Helzer and Allen A. Steuter
• Spring Peeper Meadow: Revegetation Practices in a Seasonal Wetland Restoration in Minnesota by Julia L. Bohnen and Susan M. Galatowitsch
• Wetland Restoration: Integrating Scientific-Technical, Economic, and Social Perspectives by Francisco A. Comin, Margarita Menedez, Cesar Pedrocchi, Sonia Moreno, Ricardo Sorando, Alvaro Cabezas, Mercedes Garcia, Veronica Rosas, David Moreno, Eduardo Gonzalez, Belinda Gallardo, Jorge A. Herrara, J.C. Rubio and Cecilia Ciancarelli
• Practices and Issues in the Inoculation of Prairie Legumes Used In Revegetation and Restoration by Peter H. Graham

Notes

• Recruitment Foci Study Update: Survival and Growth of Figs Planted in an Abandoned Pasture (Costa Rica) by Alan Journet and Kathy D. Conway
• Establishing Native Shade-tolerant Perennials in Highly Degraded Woodlands (Iowa) by Cathy Mabry
• Long-term Study Demonstrates Value of Prescribed Fire for Ozark Glade and Woodland Restoration (Missouri) by Rhonda L. Rimer
• Study Evaluates Methods for Restoring Native Vegetation in Degraded Rangelands of the Nama Karoo (South Africa) by Nelmarie Visser and Johannes C. Botha
• Testing of Biological Control Agents for Garlic Mustard Nears Completion by Luke C. Skinner and Bernd Blossey
• Creation Times and Costs for Five Tree-based Wildlife Cavity Structures (California) by Christopher R. Keyes, David A. Jaramillo, Branden M. Woolley and Mark S. Lancaster
• Fire Effects on Dakota Skipper Occurrence and Habitat (North Dakota) by Robert K. Murphy, Debra A. Guenther, Andi S. Roger and Larry Lystad
• Pastures for Upland Birds: Landowner Incentive Program Restores Native Species in Bermudagrass Pastures (Texas) by Matt Wagner, Dr. Fred Smeins and Brian Hays
• Ecological Restoration of Sacred Menokos from the Mapuche Perspective (Chile) by Alejandra Parra Munoz
• Wood-chip Mulch Improves Woody Plant Survival and Establishment at No-maintenance Restoration Site (Washington) by Angela Cahill, Linda Chalker-Scott and Kern Ewing
• Seed Islands May Promote Establishment and Expansion of Native Species in Reclaimed Mine Sites (Montana) by Kimberly J. Reever Morghan, Roger L. Sheley, Marcus K. Denny and Monica L. Pokorny
• Restoration Growers Association: A Work in Progress (Washington) by Amy Tippery
• Emiquon Corps of Discovery: Providing an Aesthetic Perspective of a Large-scale Wetland Restoration (Illinois) by Michael R. Jeffords

Book Reviews

• Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States. Eric M. Coombs, Janet K. Clark, Gary L. Piper and Alfred F. Cofrancesco, Jr. (eds.). 2004. Corvallis: Oregon State University Press. Paper, $45. ISBN: 0-87071-029-X. 448 pages. Review by Luke Skinner
• Invasive Species: Vectors and Management Strategies. Gregory M. Ruiz and James T. Carlton (eds.). 2003. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $75. ISBN: 1-55963-903-2. 518 pages. Review by John M. Randall

• Abstracts in this issue are from a wide variety of sources including: The 2003 Western Forest and Conservation Nursery Association Meeting, Proceedings of the Fifth Biennial Conference on University Education in Natural Resources, and The American Chestnut Foundation 21st Annual Meeting.

Ecological Restoration
Volume 23 Number 4 December 2005

Editorial

• Taking on the Storm by Dave Egan

News

• Reclaimed Island Thrives in Chesapeake Bay
• New Survey Reveals Widespread Decline in English Wildflower Meadows
• $5 Million Available for Wetland Restoration in 20 U.S. States
• NOAA Reports on the Status of U.S. and Pacific Coral Reefs
• River Restoration in Midwest Receives a C+ Grade
• U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Announces 72 Landowner Stewardship Grants for Endangered Species Conservation

SER International

• People are Wearing out the Planet by Keith Bowers

Articles

• Toward Restoration of a Tropical Wet Forest in Costa Rica: A Ten-Year Report by A. Carl Leopold
• Effects of Season and Marsh Management on Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in Coastal Louisiana Brackish Marsh Ponds by Joy H. Merino, John A. Nyman and Thomas Michot
• Reintroduction of Regal Fritillary (Speyeria idalia) to a Restored Prairie by Stephanie Sheperd and Diane M. Debinski
• Restoring Land and Local Economies in the Nilgiri Hills, India by Vanya Orr
• Effects of Summer Burning and Mowing on Central Texas Juniper-Oak Savanna Communities During Drought Conditions by Kern Ewing, Steve Windhager and Matt McCaw
• Invasive Species as Ecological Threat: Is Ecological Restoration an Alternative to Fear-based Resource Management? by Paul H. Gobster

Notes

• Study Examines Techniques for Restoring Maidencane-dominated, Thick-mat Floating Marsh (Louisiana) by C. Ellery Mayence and Mark W. Hester
• Decomposition of Reintroduced Native Cane in a Restored Stream Channel (Kentucky) by Richard S. Pirkle, David A. Word, Jeffrey D. Jack, Margaret Carreiro, William Vesley and Arthur C. Parola
• Project Facilitates the Natural Reseeding of Mangrove Forests (Florida) by Roy R. "Robin" Lewis III, Ann B. Hodgson and Gary S. Mauseth
• Cement-coated Stakes Enhance Recruitment of Damaged Oyster Reefs (South Carolina) by C. Anna Toline, Paul Kenny and David Bushek
• Short-term Responses of Desert Soil and Vegetaton to Removal of Feral Burros and Domestic Cattle (California) by Erik A. Beever and David A. Pyke
• Spraying Glyphosate at Freezing Temperatures and Other Techniques for Controlling Garlic Mustard (Ohio) by Mark Frey
• Preliminary Study: Goat Grazing and Herbicide Treatment Decreases Creeping Rootstock of Russian Knapweed (Oregon) by L. Larson, M. Borman and L. Richman
• Does Lower-than-Normal Rainfall Affect Storage of Carbohydrates in the Roots of Invasive Shrubs? by Julie A. Richburg and Cheryl L. Henlin
• Passive Streamside Collectors Offer Alternative to Dredging Sediment-impacted Streams by David Braatz and Randall Tucker
• Hydroacoustic Plant Mapping Assists in Brazilian Waterweed Management in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (California) by Douglas Henderson and Scott Ruch
• Learning Ecological Restoration at a Distance (Oregon) by Ron Reuter

Book Reviews

• Ex Situ Plant Conservation: Supporting Species Survival in the Wild. Edward O. Guerrant, Jr., Kayri Havens and Mike Maunder (eds.). 2004. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $80. ISBN: 1-55963-874-5. Paper, $40. ISBN: 1-55963-875-3. 504 pages. Review by Donald M. Waller
• Agroforestry and Biodiversity Conservation in Tropical Landscapes. Gotz Schroth, Gustavo A.B. de Fonseca, Celia A. Harvey, Claude Gascon, Heraldo L. Vasconcelos and Anne-Marie N. Izac (eds.). 2004. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $90. ISBN: 1-55963-356-5. Paper, $45. ISBN: 1-55963-357-3. 523 pages. Review by Ariel E. Lugo

• Abstracts in this issue are from a wide variety of sources including: Proceedings of the American Water Resources Association 2000 Summer Specialty Conference: Riparian Ecology and Management in Multi-land Use Watersheds, and Proceedings of the 31st Annual Conference on Ecosystem Restoration and Creation.

Ecological Restoration
Volume 24 Number 1 March 2006

Editorial

• Putting a Price on Natural Capital by Dave Egan

News

• Colorado River Delta
• Interior Department Biologists & Budgets
• Great Lakes Restoration
• Reforestation and Global Warming
• Louisiana Wetlands
• Lower Passaic River
• Restoration in South Korea
• Obituary: Keith Winterhalder Leaves Local and Global Restoration Legacy

SER International

• Blurring the Boundaries... by Keith Bowers

Articles

• From Hummingbirds to Tropical Forest Restoration: One Woman's Story, An Interview with Lynn Carpenter by Dave Egan
• Restoration Program Assessment of the National Estuarine Research Reserve System by David J. Yozzo and Mark S. Laska
• Conceiving the Science, Business, and Practice of Restoring Natural Capital by James Aronson, Sue Milton and James Blignaut
• Following in Leopold's Footsteps: Revisting and Restoring the Rio Gavilan Watershed by William Fleming and William Forbes
• New Nature: in The Netherlands: One American's Perspective by Dave Egan
• Making Way for Terns: Restoration at Great Gull Island by Maura K. Leahy and Ann E. Camp

Notes

• Managing for Grassland Diversity: A Study on Grazing-Fire Interactions in the Flint Hills (Kansas) by Marva L. Weigelt
• Treatment Effects on Seedling Density and Compisition in White Pine Stands (Wisconsin) by James E. Cook
• Restoration/Fuels Reduction Treatment Differentially Affect Native and Exotic Understory Species in a Ponderosa Pine Forest (Montana) by Carl E. Fiedler, Kerry L. Metlen and E. Kyle Dodson
• Use of Explosives for Tidal Channel Construction (Oregon) by Craig E. Cornu and Tim Barnes
• Demonstration of Oak Savanna Restoration in Lake Michigan Sand Dunes (Indiana) by Young D. Choi, Young-Moon Chun, Joy Marburger and Wendy Smith
• Using Sethoxydim to Control Reed Canarygrass: Observed Effects of Additives and Field Conditions (Wisconsin) by Craig A. Annen
• Preliminary Prairie Restoration Study Finds Sethoxydim Reduces Exotics Without Harming Natives (Washington) by Peter W. Dunwiddie and Eric Delvin
• Tree-of-Heaven Control Using Herbicide Injection (Ohio) by Kevin C. Lewis and Brian C. McCarthy
• Study Shows Introduced Thistle May Facilitate Growth of Some Native Grasses (Colorado) by Lisa Tiemann and Tim R. Seastadt

Book Reviews

• Mimicking Nature's Fire: Restoring Fire-Prone Forests in the West. Stephen F. Arno and Carl E. Fiedler. 2005. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $49.95. ISBN: 1-55963-142-2. Paper, $24.95. ISBN: 1-55963-143-0. 242 pages. Review by Ayn J. Shlisky
• Assembling the Tree of Life. Joel Cracraft and Michael J. Donoghu (eds.). 2004. New York: Oxford University Press. Cloth, $49.95. ISBN: 0-10-517234-5. 576 pages. Review by Sven Hoeger

• Abstracts in this issue are from a wide variety of sources including: Proceedings of Lake Champlain in the New Millennium: Spring Symposium Proceedings of the 18th North American Prairie Conference, and 3rd Biennial CALFED Science Conference: A Summary for Managers and Scientists.

Ecological Restoration
Volume 24 Number 2 June 2006

Editorial

• A Union of Communities by Dave Egan

News

• Study on Post-Fire Timber Harvest Ignites Controversy
• Group Appeals Timber Harvest in Apalachicola
• English Group Presents Vision for Reintroducing Extinct Species to Wales
• First Experimental Forest Program Established in Hawai'i
• University of Tennessee Establishes Center for Native Grassland Management
• Bournemouth University Receives a $2 Million Grant to Explore the Restoration Potential of Latin American Dry Forests
• Iowa Roadside Vegetation Center Has New Name and New Facility 

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• Human Systems by Keith Bowers

Articles

• The Complexity of Managing Fire-dependent Ecosystems in Wilderness: Relict Ponderosa Pine in the Bob Marshall Wilderness by Robert E. Keane, Stephen Arno and Laura J. Dickinson
• Planting and Vegetation Recovery on Exposed Mud Flats Following Two Dam Removals in Wisconsin by Cailin H. Orr and Serge Koenig 
• Selecting the Right Container for Revegetation Success with Tap-rooted and Deep-rooted Chaparral and Oak Species by Brad Burkhart
• Restoration of a Coastal California Grassland after Invasion by Nitrogen-fixing Shrubs, French Broom and Scotch Broom by Karen A. Haubensak and Carla M. D’Antonio
• Studying the Ethics of Ecological Restoration: An Introduction by Rebecca L. Vidra
• The Ethical Challenges Faced by Ecological Restorationists by Whitney Dickinson, Jessica Ferreyra, Kimberely L. Imbesi, Shyam Joshi, Camille Kingsolver, Evan Klein, Nicholas Lessios, Andrew Ng, Todd Stamp, Kenneth White, Duo Xu and Rebecca L. Vidra
• Developing a Code of Ethics for Ecological Restorationists by Amanda Carpenter, Edmund Finley, Yajing Gao, Christopher Lin, Addison Nuding, Peter Shaheen, Laughlin Stewart, Xiameng Sun, Matthew Taranto, Alexander Tilley, Luke Waggoner, Henry Xu and Rebecca L. Vidra

Notes

• The Economics of Restoration: Calculating a Price-to-Establisment Ratio for Prairie Species (Kansas) by Todd A. Aschenbach
• Restoration of Understory Trees on Bottomland Hardwood Sites (Mississippi) by James A. Allen and Daniel J. Twedt
• Vinal Forest Restoration Contributes to Sustainable Rural Development (Argentina) by Carlos Blasco, Elizabeth Astrada, Sebastian Carenzo and Alejandro Rescia
• Trees Plantings in Depression Wetland Restorations Show Mixed Success (South Carolina) by Rebecca R. Sharitz, Christopher D. Barton and Diane DeSteven
• Exploring Causes of Seagrass Transplant Failure in the Potomac River (Virginia) by Edward R. Schenk and Nancy B. Rybicki
• Use of a Land Imprinter for Native Grass Planting in the Central Sierra Nevada Foothills (California) by James S. Jones and Kent A. Reeves
• Tool Provides Lightweight, Ergonomic Option for Removing Wild Parsnip (Wisconsin) by Robert Baller
• Use of Activated Charcoal to Protect Native Seeds from Herbicides (California) by Ken Lair, Nur Ritter and Adrian Howard
• Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Tested for Monitoring Habitat and Species in Sagebrush-Steppe Ecosystems (Idaho) by Robert P. Breckenridge and Dr. Maxine Dakins
• Rapid Assessment Method Identifies, Documents, and Prioritizes Riparian and Estuarine Sites in Need of Restoration (Maine) by Stacie L. Grove, David J. Santillo, Sarah Watts and Josephine Axt
• New Seed Harvester Eases Collection of Difficult-to-Harvest Native Grass and Forb Seed by Dr. Brian Sindelar and Lee Arbuckle
• Nature + Culture: New Journal Explores the Relationships of Humans in the Natural World by Matthias Gross
• Cuban Group of Ecological Restoration: Setting Goals for an Ecologically Sustainable Future by >Jesus Matos Mederos and Alberto I. Torres Bilbao

Book Reviews

• Invasive Plants of the Upper Midwest: An Illustrated Guide to Their Identification and Control. Elizabeth J. Czarapata. 2005. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press. Cloth: $60. ISBN: 0-299-21050-2. Paper: $26.95. ISBN: 0-299-21054-5. 352 pages. Review by Douglas R. Pearsall, Steven S. Woods and Patrick Doran
• Gardeners of Eden. Dan Dagget, 2005. Santa Barbara, CA: The Thatcher Charitable Trust. Paper: $24.95. ISBN: 0-9666229-1-X. 144 pages. Review by Jim Crosswhite
• Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses. Robin Wall Kimmerer. 2003. Corvallis: Oregon State University Press. Paper: $17.95. ISBN: 0-87071-499-6. 168 pages. Review by Mary Ann Pels
• Drift Smoke: Loss and Renewal in a Land of Fire. David J. Strohmaier. 2005. Reno and Las Vegas: University of Nevada Press. Cloth: $24.95. ISBN: 0-87417-621-2. 192 pages. Review by Dave Egan

• Abstracts in this issue are from a wide variety of sources including: Abstracts of the 7th International Conference on Shellfish Restoration. Held November 17-20, 2004 in Charlestown, South Carolina, USA. Available on CD-ROM from the South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium, 287 Meeting St., Charleston, SC 29401; 843/727-2078, www.scseagrant.org/icsr.htm

Ecological Restoration
Volume 24 Number 3 September 2006

Editorial

• Switchgrass: Your Next Home Heating Fuel? by Dave Egan

News

• Dutch Organization Donates Grazing Animals to Latvian National Park
• California Is Center of Struggle Over Critical Habitat Designations
• Supreme Court Rulings Muddy Clean Water Act
• U.S. House of Representatives Passes Bill to Stop Loss of Isolated Wetlands
• EPA and Army Corps Propose New Rules for Wetland Mitigation
• A 20-year Plan to Restore Arizona's Forests is Unveiled
• Chinese Research Center Reintroduces Giant Panda into the Wild 

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• More Costly Than What? by Keith Bowers

Articles

• Can We Control Leafy Spurge? Adaptive Management and the Recovery of Native Vegetation by Meredith W. Cornett, Peter J. Bauman and David D. Breyfogle
• Flooding Facility Helps Scientists Examine the Ecophysiology of Floodplain Species Used in Bottomland Hardwood Restorations by Brian R. Lockhart, Emile S. Gardiner, Theodor D. Leininger, Kristina F. Connor, Paul B. Hamel, Nathan M. Schiff, A. Dan Wilson and Margaret S. Devall
• Setting Sustainable Goals for Environmental Remediation: The Case of River Renediation in Israel by Dr. Jonathan Chenoweth
• River Restoration in China: A Review of Local Efforts to Improve the Quality of Lotic Life by Desiree D. Tullos
• Establishment of Native and Invasive Plants along a Rangeland Riparian Gradient by Roger L. Sheley, Paul B. Hook and Ronald R. LeCain
• Ecological Restoration and Other Conservation Practices: The Difference by John W. Munro

Notes

• Evidence for Genetic Differentiation of Iowa and Minnesota Populations of Two Forest Herbs: Implications for Restoration by Catherine M. Mabry and Christina M. Caruso
• Assessing Restoration Needs for National Forests: A Survey of Natural Resource Professionals in the Eastern United States by Kristi Sherfinski and Nicole Kalkbrenner
• Root Elongation of Black Willow Stakes in Response to Cutting Size and Soil Moisture Regime (Tennessee) by Emily Greer and S. Reza Pezeshki and F. Douglas Shields, Jr.
• Integrating Weed Management and Restoration on Western Rangelands by Kimberly Allcock and Robert Nowak, Bob Blank, Tom Jones and Tom Monaco, Jeanne Chambers and Robin Tausch, Paul Doescher, Vijay Saytal and John Tanaka, Don Ogle and Loren St. John, Mike Pellant, Dave Pyke, Eugene Schupp and Chris Call
• Nitrogen Fixation by Kudzu: Impacts on Invaded Communities and Ecosystems by Jonathan E. Hickman and Manuel Lerdau
• Combination of Stem-boring Weevil and Native Grasses Reduces Root Biomass of Canada Thistle in Greenhouse Experiment (Wyoming) by Angel Ferrero-Serrano, Timothy R. Collier, Brian A. Mealor and Ann L. Hild, and Thomas Smith
• Investigation of Shading as a Method for Controlling Wild Sugarcane on Abandoned Lands (panama) by Taek Joo Kim and Florencia Montagnini, Norma Cedeno, Daisy Dent and Emilio Mariscal
• Combining Herbicides and Goat Grazing to Control Saltcedar (Utah) by Ruth Richards, Ralph E Whitesides and Dean F. Miner, Jr.
• Deer Density Reduction Without a 12-Gauge Shotgun by Thomas P. Rooney
• Habitat Restoration for the Threatened Utah Prairie Dog on a Private Beach (Utah) by Theodore P. Toombs
• Remembering "Common" Species During Ecological Restoration: Lessons from Egmont Key (Florida) by C. Kenneth Dodd, Jr.

Book Reviews

• Tending the Wild: Native American Knowledge and the Management of California's Natural Resources. M. Kat Anderson. 2005. Berkeley: University of California Press. Cloth: $50. ISBN: 0-520-23856-7. Paper: $19.95. ISBN: 0-520-24851-1. 555 pages. Review by Dennis Martinez
• 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus. Charles C. Mann. 2005. New York: Knopf. Cloth: $30. ISBN: 1-4000-4006-X. Paper: $14.95. ISBN: 1-4000-3205-9. 480 pages. Review by Dwight Barry

• Abstracts in this issue are from a wide variety of sources including: Abstracts of the Ecological Society of America International Conference: Ecology in the Era of Globalization. Held January 8-12, 2006 at the Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan and the Centro de Investigaciones Cientificas de Yucatan in Merida, Mexico. Abstracts available online: abstracts.co.allenpress.com/pweb/esai2006, 12th Annual Society for Ecological Restoration-California Chapter (SERCAL) Meeting. Held October 19-22, 2005 in Bass Lake, CA. www.sercal.org, and Abstracts of the Ecological Society of America 90th Annual Meeting. Held August 7-12, 2005 in Montreal, Canada. Meeting held jointly with the Ninth International Congress of Ecologists. Abstracts available online: abstracts.co.allenpress.com/pweb/esa2005

Ecological Restoration
Volume 24 Number 4 December 2006

Editorial

• Authentic Ecological Restoration by Dave Egan

News

• 2006 Garden Club of America Fellowship Supports Wetland and Forest Restoration Research
• Wetland Restoration is Antidote for Spread of Bird Flu
• Florida to Reflood Part of Kissimmee River
• Mountain Pine Beetles Extend Range to Colder Climate
• Kentucky Set to Assume Control of Wetland Permitting
• Japanese Ecologist Wins Blue Planet Prize

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• Solving Problems Through Advocacy by Keith Bowers

Articles

• Are Prescribed Fires Endangering the Endangered Silphium Borer Moth (Papaipema silphii)? by Carrie Andrew and Mark K. Leach
• Invasive Non-Native Plants Alter the Occurrence of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and Benefit from This Association by Sigurdur Greipsson and Antonio DiTommaso
• Growth and Survival of South Florida Slash Pine (Pinus elliottii var. densa) on Restored Farmlands in Everglades National Park by Nancy K. O'Hare and George H. Dalrymple
• Covering Bare Ground Suppresses Unwanted Willows and Aids a Fen Meadow Restoration in Switzerland by Matthias Suter, Christine Prohaska and Dieter Ramseier
• Evaluating the Purpose, Extent, and Ecological Restoration Applications of Indigenous Burning Practices in Southwestern Washington by Linda Storm and Daniela Shebitz

Notes

• Enhancing Tropical Forest Regeneration in Abandoned Pastures (Costa Rica) by Patricia A. Townsend
• Construction and Assessment of Cotton Bur-and-Burlap Wattles Used for Streambank Soil Erosion Control (Texas) by Bonnie J. Warnock and William F. Juett
• Controlling Sahara Mustard: Evaluation of Herbicide and Mechanical Treatments (California) by Matthew L. Brooks, Julie V. Draper and Melissa R Trader
• Non-chemical Restoration of Coastal Sage Scrub in Artichoke Thistle-infested Grasslands (California) by >Sandra A. DeSimone
• Visual Cues to Seed Viablilty in Poison Hemlock and Harding Grass (California) by Sierra Kelso, Christy Brigham, Jolene Pucci, John Tiszler and Randy Philips
• Using Topography and Understory Plant Community Characteristics to Prioritize the Management of Western Juniper (Oregon) by Kelley Zophy and Ron Reuter
• Is Pine Straw Raking Truly an Ecologically Friendly Tool for Longleaf Ecosystem Restoration? (North Carolina) by Ron Sutherland
• ReviTec: A Modular Approach to Reversing Degradation and Desertification (Germany) by Raimund Kesel, Hartmut Koehler and Wolfgang Heyser
• Turning Things on Their Heads: Topsoil Inversion Creates Ecologically Rich Woods (England) by Richard Scott
• Attempts to Restore the American Chestnut on the Mammoth Cave Plateau (Kentucky) by Albert J. Meier and Laura B. Moore
• Restoring Perennial Cover and Ecological Function to Corn Belt Landscapes: The Iowa Farmer's Perspective by Ryan C. Atwell and Lisa A Schulte and Lynne M. Westphal
• Ecological Restoration: Cultivating a "Civilized Landscape" in the Liberal Arts (Florida) by R. Bruce Stephenson
• The North Texas Ecotype Project: Promoting the Use of Native Ecotypic Seed by Lauri Heintz, Jim Muir and Mike Miller

Book Reviews

• Restoration Ecology. Jelte Van Andel and James Aronson, editors. 2005. Blackwell Publishing. Cloth: $74.95. ISBN: 0-63205-834-X. 320 pages. Review by Francisco A. Comin

• Abstracts in this issue are from a wide variety of sources including: Proceedings of the Conference on Restoration of American Chestnut to Forest Lands. Held May 4-6, 2004 at the North Carolina Arboretum. Published in 2006. Available at chestnut.cas.psu.edu/nps.htm

Ecological Restoration
Volume 25 Number 1 March 2007

Guest Editorial

• Starting Up-A Reminiscence by William R. Jordan III

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• Restoring Our Future by Keith Bowers

News

• Offshore Drilling Royalties to Fund Louisiana Coastal Wetland Restoration--Eventually
• Report Touts Progress in Halting England's Biodiversity Loss
• Programs Take Aim at Saltcedar and Russian Olive Infestations
• Honda Program Plants 200,000 Trees in New Zealand
• Endophyte May Be Key to Controlling Spotted Knapweed
• Iraqi Marshland Restoration Makes Strides

Articles

• Effects of Soil Texture, Watering Frequency, and a Hydrogel on the Emergence and Survival of Coated and Uncoated Crested Wheatgrass Seeds by Jane M. Mangold and Roger L. Sheley
• A Restoration Practitioner's Guide to the Restoration Gene Pool Concept by Thomas A. Jones and Thomas A. Monaco
• Variation in the Initial Success of Seeded Native Bunchgrasses in the Rangeland Foothills of Yolo County, California by M.E. Lulow, T.P. Young, J.L.Wirka and J.H. Anderson
• The Prairie-Wetland Vegetation Continuum in the Chicago Region of Northeastern Illinois by Marlin Bowles and Michael Jones
• Different Restoration Thinning Treatments Affect Level of Soil Disturbance in Ponderosa Pine Forests of Arizona, USA by Julie E. Korb, Peter Z. Fulé and Brian Gideon

Notes

• Response of One-year-old Planted Native Grasses to Controlled Burns (California) by >Kari E. Veblen, Katherine A. Holmes and Truman P. Young
• Restoring Butternut to Southeastern Forests: Determining a Genetic Basis of Disease Resistance (Tennessee) by Sunshine L. Brosi, Scott E. Schlarbaum, Arnold M. Saxton, Robert L. Anderson, Pauline C. Spaine, and Carol Young
• Assessing Vegetation, Soil Characteristics, and Growth of Earthen Marsh Terraces in Seven Terrace Fields (Louisiana) by Mark A. Ford, Brent J. Hoffpauir, and George Melancon
• Innovative Streambank Restoration at Grand Teton National Park (Wyoming) by Susan E. O'Ney
• Ecohydrological Implications of Removing Encroaching Woody Vegetation From a Bur Oak Savanna (Iowa) by Heidi Asbjornsen, L.A. Brudvig, and M.D. Tomer
• Experimental Restoration of Wiregrass Communities: A Preliminary Comparison of Herbicide Treatments (Georgia) by Allyson S. Read and Sara H. Schweitzer
• Restoring a Longleaf Pine Ecosystem at Allatoona Lake (Georgia) by Terrell Stoves
• Burning and Grazing Regime Decimates Quaking Aspen in a Northern Mixed-grass Prairie (North Dakota) by Karen A. Smith and Robert K. Murphy
• Can Ultrasound Eradicate Water Chestnut? (New York) by Mei-Yin Wu and Junru Wu
• Restoration of Native Bee Pollinators Within the Sacramento River System (California) by Neal M. Williams
• Ecosystem Dynamics Simulator: A Powerful Predictive Tool for Vegetation Management and Restoration (Queensland, Australia) by Michael R. Ngugi, Bronwen Jones and Sergei Karabut
• The Bluegrass Restoration Program at Griffith Woods (Kentucky) by John J. Cox and Philip H. Crowley
• A Long-term, Monitoring-intensive Approach to Pacific Northwest Watershed Restoration by Todd Reeve and Bill Towey

Book Reviews

• Under Ground: How Creatures of Mud and Dirt Shape Our World. Yvonne Baskin. 2005. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth: $26.95. ISBN 1-59726-003-7. 237 pages. Review by Cheryl Lowe
• Nature's Restoration: People and Places on the Front Lines of Conservation. Peter Friederici. 2006. Washington, DC: Island Press. Cloth, $25.95. ISBN: 1-55963-085-X. 320 pages. Review by Mary Ann Pels

• Abstracts in this issue are from a wide variety of sources including:

• Proceedings of the EPA Science Forum 2005: Collaborative Science for Environmental Solutions. Held May 16-18, 2005 in Washington, D.C. Available online: www.epa.gov/scienceforum/2005/
• Governor's Restoration Forum: Economic and Public Benefits of Restoring Western Landscapes. Held June 8-9, 2006 in Billings, MT in conjunction with the 10th Billings Land Reclamation Symposium. Presentations and summaries available online: www.restorationforum.mt.gov
• Proceedings of the High Altitude Revegetation Workshop No. 17. Held March 7-9, 2006 at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO. Available on CD-ROM as Information Series No. 101 from the Colorado Water Resources Research Institute, cwrri.colostate.edu

Ecological Restoration
Volume 25 Number 2 June 2007

Editorial

• Weaving Things Together by Mrill Ingram

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• Living in the Present, Searching for the Past, Planning for the Future by Keith Bowers

Articles

• Lessons from an Urban Lakeshore Restoration Project in New York City by Shannon L. Galbraith-Kent and Steven N. Handel
• Tropical Rainforest Restoration in Far North Queensland (Photo Essay) by Steve Glass
• The Role of Disturbance in Habitat Restoration and Management for the Eastern Regal Fritillary, Speyeria idalia idalia, at a Military Installation in Pennsylvania by Roger Earl Latham, Deanna Zercher, Patrick McElhenny, Peter Mooreside and Betty Ferster
• Saving the "Green Corridor." Recharging Groundwater to Restore Riparian Forest Along the Lower Tarim River, China by Yongbo Liu, Yaning Chen, Mingjiang Deng
• Does the Number of Species in a Seed Mix Affect the Establishment of Four Tallgrass Prairie Species? A Seven-Year Study in Kansas by Jon K. Piper
• How Incomplete Exotic Species Management Can Make Matters Worse: Experiments in Forest Restoration in Ontario, Canada by Stephen D. Murphy, Jay Flanagan, Kevin Noll, Dana Wilson, and Bruce Duncan
• Impacts of initial species richness and deer browsing on the quality of restored prairie in central Illinois by Roger C. Anderson, Brad Dorick, and Teresa Crispino

Notes

• A Comparison of the Influence of Disturbance Regimes on Native Forbs (Kansas) by Quinn Long and Kelly Kindscher
• Nuisance, Exotic, and Non-Listed Aquatic Species Found in Mitigated Wetlands at Phosphate Mines (Florida) by Matt S. Wilson, Christine M. Keenan and Orlando E. Rivera
• Creation of Interconnected Potholes in a Cattail Marsh to Enhance Bird Habitat (New York) by Mei-Yin Wu and Kenneth Adams
• Effects of Riparian Restoration on Abundances of Small Mammal Agricultural Pest Species (California) by Gregory H. Golet , Gregg Werner, Raymond J. Bogiatto, John W. Hunt and David Koenig
• Restoration Potential of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in the Tidal Pocomoke River (Chesapeake Bay) by Julie M. Baldizar and Nancy B. Rybicki
• Investigating the Rapid Spread of Invasive Knotweed in a Riparian Setting (Washington) by Melisa L. Holman, Peter W. Dunwiddie and Robert G. Carey
• Butter Knife Helps Deter Aspen on Curtis Prairie (Wisconsin) by Steve Glass
• Rivercane Restoration Project: Recovering an Ecologically and Culturally Significant Species (North Carolina) by Adam Griffith, Katie McDowell and Robert S. Young
• Seeding Native Groundcover Species Benefits Growth and Survival of Tree Seedlings at Surface Mine Site (Tennessee) by John Rizza, Jennifer A. Franklin and David S. Buckley

Book Reviews

• Foundations of Restoration Ecology. Donald A. Falk, Margaret A. Palmer and Joy B. Zedler, editors. 2006. Washington, DC: Island Press. Cloth, $90. ISBN: 1-59726-016-9. Paper, $45. ISBN: 1-59726-017-7 364 . 365 pages. Review by Peter Bowler
• The Longleaf Pine Ecosystem: Ecology, Silviculture, and Restoration. Shibu Jose, Eric J. Jokela and Deborah L. Miller, editors. 2006. New York: Springer Cloth $125. ISBN: 0-387-29655-7. 438 pages. Review by William J. Platt
• Forest Restoration in Landscapes: Beyond Planting Trees. Stephanie Mansourian, Daniel Vallauri and Nigel Dudley, editors. 2005. New York: Springer (In cooperation with WWF International). Cloth, $49.95 (39.95 euros). ISBN 0-387-25525-7. 437 pages. Review by Anton Fischer

Ecological Restoration
Volume 25 Number 3 September 2007

Editorial

• Is Sciencey A Word? by Mrill Ingram

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• In The Year... by Keith Bowers

Articles

• Success: An Unclear, Subjective Descriptor of Restoration Outcomes by Joy B. Zedler
• Plant Community Response to the Decline of Diffuse Knapweed in a Colorado Grassland by R. T. Bush, T. R. Seastedt, and D. Buckner
• The Restoration of an Urban Floodplain in Rahway, New Jersey by Christopher C. Obropta and Peter L. Kallin
• Measuring Impacts of Restoration on Small Mammals in a Mixed-grass Colorado Prairie by Eric R. Stone
• Identifying Weed-resistant Bluebunch Wheatgrass for Restoration in Western Montana by Peter Lesica and Helen E. Atthowe
• Rethinking Exotic Plants: Using Citizen Observations in a Restoration Proposal for Kings Bay, Florida. by Jason M. Evans, Ann C. Wilkie, Jeffrey Burkhardt and Richard P. Haynes

Notes

• Changes In Breeding Bird Abundance In Prairie Restorations (Illinois) by James R. Herkert
• Restoring Rare Blackbelt Prairie (Mississippi) by Lisa McInnis
• Successful Propagation of Dwarf Burr Ragweed (California) by David Bainbridge
• Salmon, Forests, and Pre-Restoration Assessment Using Stable Isotope Analysis on Riparian Vegetation (Washington) by Jodi M. Minion, Dwight Barry, La Belle Urbanec, Ashley Gray, and Jeff Duda
• Effects of Burning on Introduction of Rare Titusville Mint to a Protected Site (Florida) by Eric S. Menges and Suzanne Kennedy
• Transplanted Seedlings Enhance Populations of Endangered Blowout Penstemon (Nebraska) by James Stubbendieck, Kay L. Kottas and Jay B. Fitzgerald

Book Reviews

• Wildfire. A century of failed forest policy. George Wuerthner, editor. 2006. Washington, DC: Island Press. Cloth, $75. ISBN: 1-59726-069-X. Paper, $45. ISBN: 1-59726-070-3. 340 pages. Review by Paul H. Zedler

Ecological Restoration
Volume 25 Number 4 December 2007

Editorial

• Climate Change, One Project at a Time by Mrill Ingram

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• Giant Strides by George Gann

Dedication

• Mary Ann Pels (March 28, 1958-July 17, 2007) by Dave Egan, Kevin McSweeney, and Mary Kay LeFevour

Articles

• Erosion Control and Restoration of a Sand Dune on the Colville River Delta, Northern Alaska, U. S. A. by Timothy C. Cater, M. Torre Jorgenson, Susan C. Bishop, and Caryn L. Rea
• Oak Woodland Restoration: Understory Response to Removal of Encroaching Conifers by Warren D. Devine, Constance A. Harrington, and David Peter
• Poplar Island Environmental Restoration Project: Challenges in Waterbird Restoration on an Island in Chesapeake Bay by R. Michael Erwin, Jason Miller, and Jan G. Reese
• Unexpected Outcomes and Adaptive Restoration in Michoacán, Mexico: A Cautionary Tale from Sites with Complex Disturbance Histories by Roberto Lindig-Cisneros
• Removal of Salt-killed Vegetation During Tidal Restoration of a New England Salt Marsh: Effects on Wrack Movement and the Establishment of Native Halophytes by Stephen M. Smith

Notes

• Cumberland Sandstone Glade Restoration at the William B. Bankhead National Forest (Alabama) by David Borland and Tom Counts
• Presence of Soil Surface Depressions Increases Water Uptake by Native Grass Seeds by Jane M. Mangold, Jeremy J. James, and Roger L. Sheley
• Adding Nitrogen Controls Yellow Sweetclover in Common Garden Study (Minnesota) by James O. Eckberg, Elizabeth A. Bockman, and Pamela M. Kittelson
• Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute: Growing a Positive Future in the Northwoods (Wisconsin) by Pam Troxell, Karen C. Danielsen, Becky J. Brown, and Theodore J. Gostomski
• Formation of a Sustainable Cooperative to Conduct Research on Native Plants and Ecological Restoration (Washington) by Steven O. Link, Sally A. Simmons, Rico O. Cruz, and Barbara Harper

Book Reviews

• A Guide for Desert and Dryland Restoration: New Hope for Arid Lands. David A. Bainbridge. 2007. Washington, DC: Island Press. Cloth, $100. ISBN: 978-1-55963-968-2. Paper, $50. ISBN: 978-1-55963-969-9. 391 pages. Review by Andre F. Clewell
• Restoring the Pacific Northwest: The Art and Science of Ecological Restoration in Cascadia. Dean Apostol and Marcia Sinclair, editors. 2006. Washington, DC: Island Press. Paper, $49.95. ISBN: 1-55963-078-7. 509 pages. Review by Ron Reuter
• Coral Reef Restoration Handbook. William F. Precht, editor. 2006. New York: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis group. cloth, $109.95. ISBN: 978-0-8493-2073-6. 384 pages. Review by Richard F. Ambrose

Ecological Restoration
Volume 26 Number 1 March 2008

Editorial

• Learning through Doing by Mrill Ingram

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• Survival and Practice by George Gann

Restoration Notes

• Viability of Warm-season Grass Seed from Grazed and Ungrazed Prairies (Illinois) by Daniel G. Wenny and Randy W. Nÿboer
• Artichoke as an Ecological Resource and Its Utility as a Precursor to Restoration (California) by Peter A. Bowler
• Raising a Ranch from the Dead: 50 Years of Restoration on the Carrizo Valley Ranch (New Mexico) by Sid Goodloe and Charles Curtin
• Restoration of Dryland Forests in Latin America: The ReForLan Project by Adrian Newton
• Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UASs) for Ecological Research and Natural-resource Monitoring (Florida) by Adam C. Watts, W. Scott Bowman, Amr H. Abd-Elrahman; Ahmed Mohamed, Benjamin E. Wilkinson, John Perry, Youssef O. Kaddoura and Kyuho Lee
• Estimating Population Size of Mexican Wolves Noninvasively (Arizona) by C.A. Cariappa, Warren Ballard, Stewart Breck, Antoinette J. Piaggio and Melissa Neubaum
• Control of Maidenhair Vine (Muehlenbeckia complexa) (California) by Tania Pollak
• An Evaluation of Engaging Volunteers to Restore Bottomland Forest (North Central Texas) by William Forbes, Margaret Forbes, Kevin Stevens, Kenneth L. Dickson and Sonny Solis
• Seed Bank Dynamics of Sand Pine Scrub and Longleaf Pine Flatwoods of the Gulf Coastal Plain (Florida) by Andrew D. Ruth, Shibu Jose and Deborah L. Miller

Articles

• Understory Species Richness during Restoration of Wet Tropical Forest in Costa Rica by A. Carl Leopold and Jackeline Salazar
• Called to Action: Environmental Restoration by Artists by Lillian Ball
• Assessing the Influence of Drainage Pipe Removal on Wetland Hydrology Restoration: A Case Study by Phillipe Vidon and Andrew P. Smith
• Assessing Exotic Plant Distribution, Abundance, and Impact at Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot National Monuments in Arizona by Theresa M. Crimmins, Melissa S. Mauzy and Sarah E. Studd
• Fire in the Forest: Public Perceptions of Ecological Restoration in North-central Arizona by David M. Ostergren, Jesse Abrams and Kimberly Lowe
• Evaluating Edaphic Conditions Favoring Reed Canary Grass Invasion in a Restored Native Prairie by Cynthia A. Stiles, Brynn Bemis and Joy B. Zedler

Book Reviews

• The Invasive Species Cookbook: Conservation through Gastronomy. J.M. Franke. 2007. Wauwatosa, WI: Bradford Street Press. Paper, $24.95. 111 pages. Reviewed by Daniel Simberloff
• Wetland Drainage, Restoration, and Repair. Thomas R. Biebighauser. 2007. Lexington: University of Kentucky. ISBN: 978-0-8131-2447-6. 241 pages. Reviewed by Gary Sullivan
• Environmental Values. John O'Neill, Alan Holland and Andrew Light. 2007. New York: Routledge. Paper, $37.95. ISBN: 978-0-415-14509-1. 233 pages. Reviewed by Richard Haynes
• Roadside Weed Management. Bonnie L. Harper-Lore, Maggie Johnson and Mark W. Skinner, editors. 2007. U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration. Publication Number FHWA-HEP-07-017. 369 pages. Reviewed by Daryl D. Smith

Ecological Restoration
Volume 26 Number 2 June 2008

Editorial

• Opportunities Found In a Worm Hole by Mrill Ingram

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• Acting Outside of the Box by George Gann

Policy Report

• What Does the Climate Security Act of 2007 have to do with Aquatic Restoration? by Malia Hale and Jennifer Heller

Restoration Notes

• Differences in the Effects of Drought upon Restored and Remnant Prairies (Illinois) by Stuart K. Allison
• Restoration in a Failed State: Community-Based Agroforestry in Haiti by Starry D. Sprenkle
• Does Biodiversity-Ecosystem Function Science Apply to Prairie Restoration? by Amy J. Symstad
• Restoration of Soil Physical and Biological Stability Are Not Coupled in Response to Plants and Earthworms by Bryan S. Griffiths, Qin Liu, Huili Wang, Bin Zhang, Hsueh L. Kuan, Blair M. McKenzie, Paul D. Hallett, Roy Neilson and Tim J. Daniell
• A GIS Application: Fire Line Location for Prescribed Burns (Texas) by Matt Crawford, Ernest B. Fish and Carlton M. Britton
• Status of Russian Olive Biological Control in North America by Dan Bean, Andrew Norton, Roman Jashenko, Massimo Cristofaro and Urs Schaffner
• A Lidar Approach to Evapotranspiration Estimation in Riparian Areas (New Mexico) by W. Eichinger, J. Prueger, D. Cooper, L. Hipps, C. Neale, H. Holder, S. Hanson and S. Bowser
• Identifying Control Techniques for Rumex acetosella in the Presidio of San Francisco (California) by Mark Frey, Jennifer Soong, Jessica Feeser and Samuel Dishy
• Efficacy of Different Glyphosate Concentrations in Managing Glossy Buckthorn (Frangula alnus) Resprouts (Michigan) by R. Gregory Corace III, Kenneth P. Leister and Erin Brosnan
• Interseeding with and without Raking (Illinois) by Stephen Packard and Linda Masters

Articles

• Recovering Nature by Thomas B. Simpson
• Using Landscape Context to Guide Ecological Restoration: An Approach for Pits and Quarries in Ontario by Robert C. Corry, Raffaele Lafortezza, Robert D. Brown, Natasha Kenny and P. Jill Robertson
• Relocating Sensitive Mediterranean Climate Shrub Species by Brad Burkhart
• An Experimental Approach to Testing the Efficacy of Management Treatments for Glossy Buckthorn at Seney National Wildlife Refuge, Upper Michigan by Linda M. Nagel, R. Gregory Corace III, and Andrew J. Storer
• Investing in Natural Capital and Economic Development: South Africa's Drakensberg Mountains by James Blignaut, James Aronson, Myles Mander and Christo Marais

Book Reviews

• Restoring Natural Capital: Science, Business, and Practice. James Aronson, Suzanne J. Milton and James N. Blignaut, editors. 2007. Washington, DC: Island Press. Cloth, $90.00. ISBN: 978-1-59726-076-3. Paper, $45.00. ISBN: 978-1-59726-077-0. 384 pages. Reviewed by David Lamb
• Habitat Fragmentation and Landscape Change: An Ecological and Conservation Synthesis. David B. Lindenmayer and Joern Fischer. 2006. Washington, DC: Island Press. Cloth $80.00, ISBN: 1-59726-020-7. Paper, $39.95. ISBN:1-59726-021-5. 352 pages. Reviewed by John A. Bissonette
• Voices from the Forest: Integrating Indigenous Knowledge into Sustainable Upland Farming. Malcolm Cairns, editor. 2007. Washington, DC: Resources for the Future Press. Cloth, $100.00. ISBN: 978-1-891853-91-3. Paper, $50.00. ISBN 978-1-891853-92-0. 800 pages. Reviewed by Dennis Martinez
• The Law and Policy of Ecosystem Services. J.B. Ruhl, Steven E. Kraft, and Christopher L. Lant. 2007. Washington, DC: Island Press. Paper, $35.00. ISBN: 1-55963-095-7. 360 pages. Reviewed by Robert Costanza

Ecological Restoration
Volume 26 Number 3 September 2008

(special theme: Urban Ecological Restoration )

Editorial

• Urban Ecological Restoration by Mrill Ingram

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• Heads in the Sand by George Gann

Observation

• Can We Reclaim "Anthropogenic Change"? by Thomas Gardali and Nathaniel E. Seavy

Restoration Notes

• The Big Apple and Beyond: Challenges and Successes of Habitat Restoration in the Long Island Sound Watershed by Heather Young, Larissa Graham and Victoria Ruzicka
• An Evaluation of Fencing to Challenge Emergent Plant Herbivory (Minnesota) by William M. Bartodziej, Simba L. Blood, Paul W. Erdmann and Thomas F. Shevlin
• Survival and Restoration Potential of Beaked Sedge (Carex utriculata) in Grazed Riparian Meadows of the Southern Sierra Nevada (California) by Daniel A. Sarr and Tom L. Dudley
• Seeding as Part of Forest Restoration Promotes Native Species Establishment in Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument (Arizona) by Mark L. Daniels, Judith D. Springer, Christopher M. McGlone and Aaron Wilkerson
• Reed Canarygrass Invasions Alter Succession Patterns and May Reduce Habitat Quality in Wet Meadows by Craig A. Annen, Eileen M. Kirsch and Robin W. Tyser
• Impacts of Non-native Plant Removal on Vertebrates along the Middle Rio Grande (New Mexico) by Heather L. Bateman, Alice Chung-MacCoubrey, Deborah M. Finch, Howard L. Snell and David L. Hawksworth
• Influence of Floristic Diversity on Songbird Nesting Preferences in a Suite of Adjacent Reconstructed Grasslands (Wisconsin) by Shawn P. Schottler, Jeff Port and Teresa DeGolier
• An Efficient Method for Quickly Surveying Pheasant Nesting Site Preferences by Shawn P. Schottler, Jeff Port and Teresa DeGolier
• The Contribution of the Latin American and Caribbean Community to a Global Restoration Action by Francisco A. Comín
• Community-Based Agroforestry as Restoration: The Haiti Timber Re-Introduction Project Methods and Framework by Starry D. Sprenkle
• Costs of Reforesting Roads in a Boreal Environment (Finland) by Oili Tarvainen, Emilie Dupuy and Anne Tolvanen

Articles

• Portraits of Grasses: A Story of Art and Restoration from the Apache Highlands Ecoregion by Matilda Essig
• Ecological Restoration Calls for a New Kind of Language by Sally Collins and Hutch Brown
• Fighting with Fire: Restoring Montane Grasslands and Controlling Melilotus in Rocky Mountain National Park by Joy J. Wolf
• Inclusive Planning of Urban Nature by Allegra Newman
• Ecological Benchmarking in an Urbanized Estuarine River System by Joseph K. Shisler, Timothy J. Iannuzzi , David F. Ludwig and Paul J. Bluestein
• Developing an Ecological Restoration Management Plan: John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge, Philadelphia by Dan J. Salas
• Restoring Ecological Functions and Increasing Community Awareness of an Urban Tidal Pond Using Blue Mussels by Sean McDermott, David Burdick, Raymond Grizzle and Jennifer Greene

Book Reviews

• Rivertown: Rethinking Urban Rivers. Paul Stanton Kibel, editor. 2007. Cambridge: The MIT Press. Cloth, $55.00. ISBN: 978-0-262-11307-6. Paper, $22.00. ISBN: 978-0-262-61219-7. 232 pages. Reviewed by Anne Taufen Wessells
• MetroGreen: Connecting Open Space in North American Cities. Donna Erickson. 2006. Washington DC: Island Press. Cloth, $70. ISBN: 1-55963-843-5. 350 pages. Paper, $35. ISBN: 1-55963-891-5. 352 pages. Reviewed by Kara A. Whittaker
• Cities as Sustainable Ecosystems: Principles and Practices. Peter Newman and Isabella Jennings. 2008. Washington DC: Island Press. Paper, $35.00. ISBN: 978-1-59726-188-3. 296 pages. Reviewed by Christopher Boone
• The Conservation Professional's Guide to Working with People. Scott A. Bonar. 2007. Washington DC: Island Press. Cloth, $50. ISBN: 1-59726-147-5. Paper, $25. ISBN: 1-59726-148-3. 224 pages. Reviewed by Heather K. Catuzo
• No Way Home: The Decline of the World's Great Animal Migrations. David S. Wilcove. 2007. Washington DC: Island Press. Cloth, $24.95 ISBN: 1-55963-985-7. 256 pages. Reviewed by Joy B. Zedler

Ecological Restoration
Volume 26 Number 4 December 2008

Guest Editorial

• A Farewell to the Man, But Not His Science by Joy Zedler

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• Adaptation in Transition by George Gann

Policy Report

• Why You Should Pay Attention to Stream Mitigation Banking by Rebecca Lave, Morgan M. Robertson and Martin W. Doyle

Restoration Notes

• An Integrated Approach to Mapping Forest Conditions in the Southern Appalachians (North Carolina) by Weimin Xi, , Lei Wang, Andrew G. Birt, Maria D. Tchakerian, Robert N. Coulson and Kier D. Klepzig
• Mine Land Reclamation Strategies for the Restoration of American Chestnut by Brian C. McCarthy, Jenise M. Bauman and Carolyn H. Keiffer
• Environmental Restoration in a Tropical Rainforest in Mexico by Paula Meli and Valentina Carrasco-Carballido
• Hurricane Effects on the Piedmont Forests: Patterns and Implications by Weimin Xi and Robert K. Peet
• Native Forbs Occurring in Brome Fields within a Mixed-Grass Prairie Landscape (North Dakota) by Nickolas A. Dufek and Robert K. Murphy
• Tropical Forest Restoration Research Opportunities in Southern Costa Rica by Rakan A. Zahawi and Karen Holl
• Supplemental Irrigation and Fertilization of Transplanted Michaux's Sumac May Not Be a Restoration Panacea (North Carolina) by Richard R. Braham and Layna E. Thrush

Articles

• Forest Restoration in Campgrounds at Kings Canyon National Park, California by Susan B. Infalt and Truman P. Young
• Assessing the Reintroduction Potential of the Endangered Huachuca Water Umbel in Southeastern Arizona by Jonathan H. Titus and Priscilla J. Titus
• Native Species Replace Introduced Grass Cultivars Seeded following Wildfire by Cindy Talbott Roché, Roger L. Sheley and Robert C. Korfhage
• Ten Years of Ecological Restoration on a Texas Hill Country Site by David Davidson and Patricia Davidson
• Multi-Species Planting and Other Practices to Restore Forest Diversity in Northeastern Minnesota by Robin S. Vora, Steven Lerol and Nicholas P. Danz
• The Dechannelization of Nippersink Creek: Learning about Native Illinois Streams through Restoration by Thomas B. Simpson
• Release of Roadside Native Perennial Grasses following Removal of Yellow Starthistle Stephen L. Young and Victor P. Claassen

Book Reviews

• Nature's New Deal: The Civilian Conservation Corps and the Roots of the American Environmental Movement. Neil M. Maher. 2008. New York: Oxford University Press. Cloth, $35.00. ISBN: 978-0-19-530601-9. 328 pages. Reviewed by Jeanne Nienaber Clarke
• Old Fields: Dynamics and Restoration of Abandoned Farmland. Viki A. Cramer and Richard J. Hobbs, editors. 2007. Washington DC: Island Press. Cloth, $80.00. ISBN: 978-1-59726-074-9. Paper, $40.00. ISBN: 978-1-59726-075-6. 352 pages. Reviewed by Randall D. Jackson
• Designing Sustainable Forest Landscapes. Simon Bell and Dean Apostol. 2008. New York: Taylor & Francis. Cloth, $100.00. ISBN: 978-0-419-25680-9. 356 pages. Reviewed by Dwight Barry
• Kitchen Literacy: How We Lost Knowledge of Where Food Comes from and Why We Need to Get It Back. Ann Vileisis. 2007. Washington DC: Island Press. Cloth, $26.95. ISBN: 978-1-59726-144-9. 352 pages. Reviewed by Joy B. Zedler

Ecological Restoration
Volume 27 Number 1 March 2009

Editorial

• You Don't Have to Be a Scientist to Do Science by Mrill Ingram

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• The Language(s) of Ecological Restoration by George Gann

Call to Action

• Intentions, Boundaries, and Standards in Ecological Restoration by Andre Clewell

Perspective

• Conservation Biology and Plant Breeding: Special Considerations for the Development of Native Plant Materials for Use in Restoration by T.A. Jones

Restoration Notes

• Holes: A Novel Method for Promoting Vegetation Restoration (Macao) by Shao-Lin Peng, Yi-Na Yu, Yu-Ping Hou, Long-Sheng Yu, Bao-Ming Chen, and Guan-Feng Liang
• Invasive and Non-native Species in a Small New England Watershed (New York) by Mei-Yin Wu and Dennis Kalma
• Seed Bank Colonization in Tidal Wetlands following Phragmites Control (New Jersey) by K.D. Hallinger and Joseph K. Shisler
• Developing an Interdisciplinary Restoration Plan for Napahai Wetland, Yunnan, China by Beth A. Lawrence, Heqi Wu, and Qiang Liu
• Bay Scallop Restoration in New York by Stephen T. Tettelbach and Christopher F. Smith
• The New Mexico Forest Restoration Principles: Creating a Common Vision by Anne Bradley
• Modeling Long-Term Effects of Altered Fire Regimes following Southern Pine Beetle Outbreaks (North Carolina) by Weimin Xi, John D. Waldron, Charles W. Lafon, David M.Cairns, Andrew G. Birt, Maria D. Tchakerian, Robert N. Coulson, and Kier D. Klepzig

Articles

• Seabird Habitat Restoration on Praia Islet, Azores Archipelago by Joël Bried , Maria C. Magalhães, Mark Bolton, Verónica C. Neves, Elizabeth Bell, José C. Pereira, Luís Aguiar, Luís R. Monteiro, and Ricardo S. Santos
• Cheatgrass Encroachment on a Ponderosa Pine Forest Ecological Restoration Project in Northern Arizona by Christopher M. McGlone , Judith D. Springer and W. Wallace Covington
• The Importance of Genetic Considerations for Planning Translocations of the Rare Coastal Heath Species Boronia rivularis (Rutaceae) in Queensland by Alison Shapcott, Mike Olsen, and Robert W. Lamont
• An Emerging Crisis across Northern Prairie Refuges: Prevalence of Invasive Plants and a Plan for Adaptive Management by Todd A. Grant, Bridgette Flanders-Wanner, Terry L. Shaffer, Robert K. Murphy, and Gregg A. Knutsen
• Seed Harvesting for Ecological Restoration: Efficiency of Haymaking and Seed-Stripping on Different Grassland Types in the Eastern Italian Alps by Michele Scotton, Lisa Piccinin, Matteo Dainese, and Federica Sancin
• Responses of Aquatic Macroinvertebrates to Stream Channel Reconstruction in a Degraded Rangeland Creek in the Sierra Nevada by David B. Herbst and Jeffrey M. Kane

Book Reviews

• Ecological Restoration: Principles, Values, and Structure of an Emerging Profession. Andre F. Clewell and James Aronson. 2007. Washington DC: Island Press. Cloth, $60.00. ISBN: 978-1-59726-168-5. Paper, $30.00. ISBN: 978-1-59726-169-2. 230 pages. Reviewed by Marcus Hall
• Healing Natures, Repairing Relationships: New Perspectives on Restoring Ecological Spaces and Consciousness. Robert L. France, editor. 2008. Sheffield VT: Green Frigate Books. Paper $31.95. ISBN 978-0-97174686-2. 255 pages. Reviewed by Paul H. Gobster
• The Emerald Horizon: The History of Nature in Iowa. Cornelia F. Mutel. 2008. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press. Paper, $27.50. ISBN: 978-1-58729-632-1. 297 pages. Reviewed by John Pearson
• Water War in the Klamath Basin: Macho Law, Combat Biology and Dirty Politics. Holly Doremus and A. Dan Tarlock. 2008. Washington DC: Island Press. Cloth, $60.00. ISBN: 978-1-59726-393-1. Paper, $30.00. ISBN: 978-1-59726-394-8. 280 pages. Reviewed by John M. Whiteley

Ecological Restoration
Volume 27 Number 2 June 2009

University of Wisconsin Arboretum

• Where Restoration Emerged: A Gem of a Reserve Celebrates Its Diamond Anniversary by Joy B. Zedler

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• A Brave New World by George Gann

Policy Report

• Launching a National Restoration Coalition by Jennifer Heller

Perspective

• A Science of Land Individuals by Thomas B. Simpson
• Relevance of Natural Recovery to Ecological Restoration by Andre Clewell and Tein McDonald

Restoration Notes

• Austin Is a Habitat Haven with National Wildlife Federation Certification by Alice V. Nance
• Native Sod Rescue- A Viable Business Model (Montana) by Giles Cassidy Thelen and Kelly J. Dixon, Native Yards
• A Plan for Landscape Fire Restoration in the Southwestern Borderlands by Gerald J. Gottfried and Larry S. Allen
• Restoring Burned Areas at Zion National Park (Utah) by Kelly Fuhrmann, Karen Weber and Cheryl Decker
• Restoring Native Sedge Meadow Vegetation with a Combination of Herbicides (Illinois) by Thomas B. Simpson
• Postsettlement Alluvium Removal: A Novel Floodplain Restoration Technique (Wisconsin) by Eric G. Booth, Steven P. Loheide II and Robert D. Hansis
• The Effect of Disturbance History on Hawkweed Invasion (Montana) by Alexis Jones and Elizabeth Crone
• Reducing Grouse Collision Mortality by Marking Fences (Oklahoma) by Donald H. Wolfe, Michael A. Patten and Steve K. Sherrod

Articles

• Beyond Historic Baselines: Restoring Bolson Tortoises to Pleistocene Range by Joe Truett and Mike Phillips
• Uncertainty in Georeferencing Current and Historic Plant Locations by Kathryn McEachern and Ken Niessen
• Germination Timing and Dormancy Break in Seeds of Summer Farewell (Dalea pinnata, Fabaceae) by Hector E. Pérez, Fé Almira and Meghan Brennan
• Socioeconomic Barriers and the Role of Biomass Utilization in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Restoration by Evan Hjerpe, Jesse Abrams and Dennis R. Becker
• An Invitation for Public Participation in Ecological Restoration: The Reasonable Person Model by Kimberly Bosworth Phalen
• The Gift (book excerpt) by Courtney White
• Soil Nitrogen Concentrations in a Restored Sedge Meadow Wetland as Affected by the Application of High C:N Amendments by Basil V. Iannone III, Carl J. Rosen and Susan M. Galatowitsch
• Revegetation of a Trampled Cliff-Edge Using Three-Toothed Cinquefoil and Poverty Grass: A Case Study at Tettegouche State Park, Minnesota by Joel P. Olfelt, David P. Olfelt and Jennifer L. Ison

Book Reviews

• Revolution on the Range: The Rise of a New Ranch in the American West. Courtney White. 2008. Washington DC: Island Press. Cloth, $25.95. ISBN: 978-1-59726-174-6. 248 pages. Reviewed by Mark Powell
• Habitat Management for Conservation: A Handbook of Techniques. Malcolm Ausden. 2008. New York: Oxford University Press. Cloth, $150.00. ISBN: 978-0-19-856872-8. Paper, $75.00. ISBN: 978-0-19-856873-5. 384 pages. Reviewed by Penny Anderson
• Large-Scale Ecosystem Restoration: Five Case Studies from the United States. Mary Doyle and Cynthia A. Drew, editors. 2008. Washington DC: Island Press. Cloth, $70.00. ISBN: 978-1-59726-025-1. Paper, $35.00. ISBN: 978-1-59726-026-8. 344 pages. Reviewed by Holly Doremus
• Mycelium Running: How Mushrooms Can Help Save the World. Paul Stamets. 2005. Berkeley: Ten Speed Press. Paper. $35.00. ISBN: 978-1-58-008579-3. 339 pages. Reviewed by Daniel L. Lindner

Ecological Restoration
Volume 27 Number 3 September 2009

University of Wisconsin Arboretum

• Practicing Ecological Restoration: Climate Change in Context by Mrill Ingram

Society for Ecological Restoration International

• Restoration in a Changing Climate by Jim Harris

Observation

• Restoration Geographies by David G. Havlick and Martin W. Doyle

Perspective

• Guidelines for Reference Model Preparation by Andre Clewell

Restoration Notes

• Obituary for Flomaton: One Less Virgin Longleaf Stand (Alabama) by John S. Kush
• Participatory Planning for Outcomes-Based Wetlands Restoration (Minnesota) by Elizabeth P. Carlson
• Converting Pasture Land to Native-Plant-Dominated Grassland: A Case Study (Montana) by Monica L. Pokorny and Jane M. Mangold
• Genetic Considerations in Ecological Restoration: An Annotated Bibliography by Anna W. Strong and Kathryn L. Kennedy
• Native American Burial Mounds: Living Landscapes at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum by Fawn. L. YoungBear-Tibbetts
• A GIS Analysis of Climate Change and Snowpack on Columbia Basin Tribal Lands by David Graves
• Restoration in the Face of Climate Change: A Case Study from the Dorset Heaths by Anita Diaz, Iain Green and Sally Keith
• Atlases of Tree and Bird Species Habitats for Current and Future Climates by Anantha Prasad, Louis Iverson, Stephen Matthews and Matt Peters
• Tribal Salmon Restoration and Climate Change in the Pacific Northwest by Laura Gephart
• Is Nut Cold Tolerance a Limitation to the Restoration of American Chestnut in the Northeastern United States? by Paul G. Schaberg, Kendra M. Gurney, Benjamin R. Janes, Joshua M. Halman and Gary J. Hawley

Articles

• Ecology and Conservation of Purple Milkweed by Thomas D. Brock
• Wetland Cover Types and Plant Community Changes in Response to Cattail-Control Activities in the Palo Verde Marsh, Costa Rica by Florencia A. Trama, Federico L. Rizo-Patrón, Anjali Kumar, Eugenio González, Daniel Somma and Michael B. McCoy C.
• Planting Trials in Northern Arizona Ponderosa Pine Forests by Scott R. Abella and Judith D. Springer
• Broadcast Seeding as a Potential Tool to Reestablish Native Species in Degraded Dry Forest Ecosystems in Hawaii by Samuel Brooks, Susan Cordell and Lyman Perry
• Ecological and Cultural Significance of Burning Beargrass Habitat on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington by Daniela Joy Shebitz, Sarah Hayden Reichard and Peter W. Dunwiddie

Special Theme: Climate Change and Ecological Restoration

• Rethinking Conservation Practice in Light of Climate Change by Peter W. Dunwiddie, Sonia A. Hall, Molly W. Ingraham, Jonathan D. Bakker, Kara S. Nelson, Roger Fuller and Elizabeth Gray
• Why Climate Change Makes Riparian Restoration More Important than Ever: Recommendations for Practice and Research by Nathaniel E. Seavy, Thomas Gardali, Gregory H. Golet, F. Thomas Griggs, Christine A. Howell, Rodd Kelsey, Stacy L. Small, Joshua H. Viers and James F. Weigand
• Neighborhood Levee by James Barilla
• Old Nature, New Nature: Global Warming and Restoration by Thomas B. Simpson
• Climate Change and Ecological Restoration at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum by Stephen B. Glass, Bradley M. Herrick and Christopher J. Kucharik

Book Reviews

• reWealth!: Stake Your Claim in the $2 Trillion Redevelopment Trend That's Renewing the Planet. Storm Cunningham. 2008. Chicago: McGraw-Hill. Cloth, $29.95. ISBN: 978-0-07-148-982-9. 352 pages. Reviewed by Kingsley Dixon
• The California Deserts: An Ecological Discovery. Bruce M. Pavlik. 2008. Berkeley: University of California Press. Cloth, $60.00. ISBN: 978-0-520-25140-3. Paper, $27.50. ISBN: 978-0-520-25145-8. 384 pages. Reviewed by Rachel D. Shaw
• The Wilderness Debate Rages On: Continuing the Great New Wilderness Debate. Michael P. Nelson and J. Baird Callicott, editors. 2008. Athens: University of Georgia Press. Paper, $34.95. ISBN: 978-0-8203-3171-3. 704 pages. Reviewed by Peter Landres

Ecological Restoration
Volume 27 Number 4 December 2009

Editorial

• Well-Rooted Individuals by Mrill Ingram

SERI Editorial

• A View from Down Under by Jim Harris

Perspective

• Restoration of American Hedgerows: Artifacts of History, Habitat for the Future by Dave Coulter
• Postage Stamps Matter: The Importance of Small Prairies by Charles R. Bomar

Restoration Notes

• Japanese Knotweed Composting Feasibility Study, Delaware County (New York) by Laurence Day, Jessica Rall, Susan McIntyre and Charles Terrance
• Summary of the 2009 Wisconsin Prescribed Fire Conference by Dennis Presser and Michael Hansen
• Seed Viability in Stockpiled Topsoil on a Surface Mine in Appalachia by Sarah L. Hall, Christopher D. Barton and Carol C. Baskin
• Broomsedge Communities Are Resistant to Invasion by Cogongrass (Florida) by Pedram Daneshgar and Shibu Jose
• The First Use of Biofilm Microbial Community Structure as an Indicator of Impact of Two Dams on the Elwha River (Washington) by William D. Eaton, Brittany Wilmot, Eric Epler, Sarah Mangiamelli and Dwight Barry
• Inoculation and Colonization of Four Saltmarsh Species with Vesicular-Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (Mississippi) by Melissa Pratt-Zossoungbo and Patrick D. Biber
• Brassbuttons: An Introduced Species in a Restored Salt Marsh (Oregon) by Gisela B. Fritz, Frank J. Shaughnessy and Tim J. Mulligan
• Using Prescribed Fire To Protect Flowering Dogwood from Dogwood Anthracnose (Illinois) by Eric J. Holzmueller, David J. Gibson and Paul F. Suchecki
• Stream Restoration Research in the New Outdoor StreamLab (Minnesota) by Cailin Huyck Orr and Anne F. Lightbody
• Assessing Hydrology, Vegetation, and Soil Characteristics of Adirondack Wetlands by Mei-Yin Wu, Dennis Kalma and Carol Treadwell

Articles

• At the End of the Line: Restoring Yuma East Wetlands, Arizona by Fred Phillips and Charles Flynn, with Heidi Kloppel
• Identifying Land Manager Objectives and Alternatives for Mixed-Pine Forest Ecosystem Management and Restoration in Eastern Upper Michigan by Robyn S. Wilson, David M. Hix, P. Charles Goebel and R. Gregory Corace III
• Can Buffelgrass Invasions Be Controlled in the American Southwest? Using Invasion Ecology Theory to Understand Buffelgrass Success and Develop Comprehensive Restoration and Management by Jason Stevens and Donald A. Falk
• Sequential Burning Effects on the Soil Chemistry of a Grassland Restoration in the Mid-Atlantic Coastal Plain of the United States by Leslie A. Sherman and Kristofor R. Brye
• Evaluating Wildlife Response to Coastal Dune Habitat Restoration in San Francisco, California by Will Russell, Jennifer Shulzitski and Asha Setty
• Changes in Vegetation Structure through Time in a Restored Tallgrass Prairie Ecosystem and Implications for Avian Diversity and Community by Brian F.M. Olechnowski, Diane M. Debinski, Pauline Drobney, Karen Viste-Sparkman and William T. Reed
• Precision Prairie Reconstruction (PPR): A Technique for Increasing Native Forb Species Richness in an Established Grass Matrix by Carolyn E. Grygiel, Jack E. Norland and Mario E. Biondini
• Ecological Restoration of Lantana-Invaded Landscapes in Corbett Tiger Reserve, India by Suresh Babu, Amit Love and Cherukuri Raghavendra Babu

Book Reviews

• An Everglades Providence: Marjory Stoneman Douglas and the American Environmental Century by Jack E. Davis. Reviewed by Gina Maranto.
• New Models for Ecosystem Dynamics and Restoration by Richard J. Hobbs and Katharine Suding, editors. Reviewed by Dwight Barry.
• Renewing American's Food Traditions: Saving and Savoring the Continent's Most Endangered Foods by Gary P. Nabhan, editor. Reviewed by Frank K. Lake.
• Digging In: A Guide to Community-Based Habitat Restoration by Kristina Finstad, Christiane Parry and Eben Schwartz. Reviewed by Peter Bowler.
• Nursery Manual for Native Plants: A Guide for Tribal Nurseries by R. Kasten Dumroese, Tara Luna and Thomas D. Landis, editors. Reviewed by Peter Bowler.

Ecological Restoration
Volume 28 Number 1 March 2010

Editorial

• OCBILs, YODFELs, and NENEGOLs by Mrill Ingram

SER Editorial

• Restoration in the City by Jim Harris

Conference Report

• A Personal Assessment of the SERI Conference in Perth and What It Reveals about the Society by Paddy Woodworth

Letters

• Unsettled Terminology or Conceptual Shift? A Response to Clewell and McDonald by Thomas B. Simpson
• Some Thoughts on Self-Sustainability in Restoration: A Response to Thomas Simpson by Andre Clewell and Tein McDonald

Restoration Notes

• Growth Rates in a Southern California Population of Knobcone Pine (Pinus attenuata) by Eva Begley
• Rehabilitation of Red Mud Bauxite Wasteland in India (Belgaum, Karnataka) by Suresh Chauhan and Chandra Shekhar Silori
• Restoring Nutrient Capture in Forest Herbaceous Layers of the Midwest (Iowa) by Michaeleen E. Gerken, Janette R. Thompson and Cathy M. Mabry
• Avoiding "Band-Aid" Solutions in Ecosystem Restorations by Jason Krumholz, Todd Barber and Catherine Jadot
• Soil Microbial Composition and N Cycling in a Disturbed Wet Prairie Restoration (Wisconsin) by Jenny Kao-Kniffin and Teri C. Balser

Articles

• Climax and "Original Capacity": The Science and Aesthetics of Ecological Restoration in the Southwestern USA by Nathan F. Sayre
• Florida's Approach to Natural Resource Damage Assessment: A Short, Sweet Model for States Seeking Compensation by Josephine Faass
• Burning and Grazing to Promote Persistence of Warm-Season Grasses Sown into a Cool-Season Pasture by Emma L. Bouressa, Julie E. Doll, Richard L. Cates Jr. and Randall D. Jackson
• A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Watershed Rehabilitation: A Case Study in Farta Woreda, South Gondar, Ethiopia by Yitbarek Tibebe Weldesemaet, Satishkumar Bellietahtahan and Masresha Fetene
• Restoring Whitebark Pine Forests of the Northern Rocky Mountains, USA by Robert E. Keane and Russell A. Parsons
• An Assessment of Urban Lakeshore Restorations in Minnesota by Dana A. Vanderbosch and Susan M. Galatowitsch
• Restoration of a Tropical Forest: The Orchid and Botanical Garden of Puyo, Ecuador by Matthew Bare and Omar Tello

Book Reviews

• Rewilding the West: Restoration in a Prairie Landscape by Richard Manning. Reviewed by Joe Truett.
• A Critique of Silviculture: Managing for Complexity by Klaus J. Puettman, K. David Coates and Christian Messier. Reviewed by Susan Stout.
• Invasion Biology by Mark A. Davis. Reviewed by Daniel Simberloff.
• Forests Forever: Their Ecology, Restoration, and Protection by John J. Berger. Reviewed by Dean Apostol.

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