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
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