ISSN 0022-1201
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Miscellany
Commentary: Relevance and Competence: Today and Tomorrow pp. 1-1(1) Author: Smith, D.W.
Letters pp. 1-50(50) Authors: Mason, D.; South, D.; Paragi, T.
Focus on ... Public Outreach: How to Apply for a Foresters' Fund Grant pp. 4-4(1) Author: Murgia, L.
Focus on ... Forestry Faculty: Making the Most of Undergraduate Research in Forestry Education pp. 5-6(2) Author: David, C.
Preparing Tomorrow's Foresters: Embedding Professional Interactive Skills in a Technical Discipline pp. 8-13(6) Authors: Thompson, J.R.; Colletti, J.P.; Jungst, S.E.; Licklider, B.L.
Distance Education: A New Course in Wildland Fire Ecology pp. 16-20(5) Authors: Walstad, J.D.; Reed, M.D.; Doescher, P.S.; Kauffman, J.B.; Miller, R.F.; Shindler, B.A.; Tappeiner, J.C.
Hands-on Learning: Its Effectiveness in Teaching the Public about Wildland Fire pp. 21-26(6) Authors: Parkinson, T.M.; Force, J.E.; Smith, J.K.
Strengthening the Science behind Certification: The Role of University Research and School Forests pp. 28-33(6) Authors: Price, W.; Kavanaugh, S.
Grading Transfer versus Continuing Students in Undergraduate Forestry: Who Will Excel? pp. 35-39(5) Authors: Laband, D.N.; Hanby, R.K.
Using History to Plan the Future of Old-Growth Ponderosa Pine pp. 40-47(8) Authors: Sesnie, S.; Bailey, J.
Book Reviews
Book Review: Land-Grant Universities and Extension into the 21st Century: Renegotiating or Abandoning a Social Contract pp. 53-53(1) Authors: Jones, S.B.; Clark, J.W.
Book Review: Forest and Garden: Traces of Wildness in a Modernizing Land, 1897–1949. pp. 54-54(1) Author: Miller, C.
New Releases: Books and Forestry Reports pp. 56-57(2)
Perspective: Broad Field of Forestry: Let It Stay That Way pp. 60-60(1) Author: Schmidt, C.