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)