Ecological Restoration
Volume 23 Number 1 March 2005
Editorial
Establishing a Restoration Narrative by Dave Egan
News
Experimental Flooding of Grand Canyon Attempts to Restore Sandbars and Native Fish Habitat
Restoration Projects Make Waves Following Tsunami
Nobel Peace Prize to Wangrai Maathai
Scientists Foresee Increase in Sea Levels
New Wildlife Refuge in Minnesota
Award-winning Oyster Restoration Program Set to Expand
Engineering Award for Work in South San Francisco Bay
SER International
Strengthening Ties Between Restoration and Conservation by Keith Bowers
Articles
Socio-economic Characteristics and Contributions of the Natural Resources Restoration System in Humboldt County, California by J. Mark Baker
The Landscape Context in Forest Conservation: Integrating Protection, Restoration, and Certification by Nicholas C. Slosser, James R. Strittholt, Dominick A. DellaSala and John Wilson
The Folly of Coral Restoration Programs Following Natural Disturbances in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary by William F. Precht, Richard B. Aronson, Steven L. Miller, Brian D. Keller and Bill Causey
Changing Attitudes About Grassland Conservation in Missoula, Montana--"Weed Capital of the West" by Marilyn J. Marler, Kate Supplee, Marijka Wessner and Gerald Marks
Using Propagule Size to Identify the Cyperaceae of Northwester Pennsylvania: Carex, Eleocharis, Cyperus, Scirpus and Eriophorum by Fatimata Pale
Mapping Planning: Key First Steps to Eradicating the Weedy Plants That Dominate Riparian Systems in Urban California by Brad Burkhart and Mike Kelly
Ecological Restoration and Re-Understanding Ecological Time by Dr. Thomas B. Simpson
Notes
Insights on Fire-Mediated Shifts in Salamander, Forest Floor Cover Relationships (California) by Don J. Major
Winter Burns Maintain Natural Dwarf Pine Plains Communities in the New Jersey Pine Barrens by Anika N. McKessey, Walter F. Bien and James R. Spotila
Are Microcrustaceans Useful for Assessing Success of Wetland Pond Restoration? (South Carolina) by Barbara E. Taylor and Adrienne E. DeBiase
Community-Based Collaboration Restores Tidal Flow to an Island Estuary (Bahamas) by Craig A. Layman, D. Albrey Arrington and Margo A. Blackwell
Habitat Assessment of the Endangered American Chaffseed (New Jersey) by Jay F. Kelly
Controlling Oriental Bittersweet: A First Step Toward Coastal Grassland and Shrubland Restoration (Rhode Island) by Glenn D. Dreyer and Norma L. Kline
Combining Low Concentrations of Glyphosate and Tricloypr Effectively Controls Torpedograss in Laboratory Study (Florida) by Nora E. Fosman and David L. Sutton
Grass-Selective Herbicides Improve Diversity of Sites Infested with Japanese Stiltgrass (Pennsylvania) by Nora Peskin, David A. Mortensen, Brian P. Jones and Matt R. Booher
Unanticipated Predation of California Red-legged Frog at Constructed Wetlands (California) by Jeff A. Alvarez
Managing Firebreak Fuels to Promote Habitat of an Imperiled Moth (Massachusetts) by Sarah H. Haggerty and Paul R. Sievert
New Technologies Offers Rapid Assessment Protocol for Stream Restoration and Monitoring by Michael C. Sprague
Book Reviews
Assembly Rules and Restoration Ecology: Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice. Vicky M. Temperton, Richard J. Hobbs, Tim Nuttle and Stefan Halle, editors. 2004. Washington, D.C.: Island Press. Cloth, $90 ISBN: 1-55963-374-3. Paper, $45. ISBN: 1-55963-375-1. 439 pages. Review by Evan Weiher
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