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