Ecological Restoration
Volume 22 Number 2 June 2004
Editorial
Human Population and Ecological Restoration by Dave Egan
Letters
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
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