Business Management

*Should I Put up a Sign? - Balfour, Ric - NWW Spring 2002
*Timber Cops - From the Winter 2001 issue of Forest Focus - NWW Spring 2002
*Working Together to Curb Abuse - Heryford, Dennis E. - NWW Spring 2002
*You Can Get There From Here - Bowers, Steve - NWW Spring 2002

Christmas Trees

Christmas Tree Related Web Resources - Chal Landgren
How To Keep Your Christmas Tree Fresh and Green - Jean McCloskey
Late Season Weed Control for Christmas Trees - Springath, Kurt

Diseases

The Spring Branch Dieback Phenomena in Douglas-fir and Implications of the 2001 Drought - Overhulser, Dave and Kanaskie, Alan

Environmental Concerns

*Carbon Offset Projects - Opportunities for Landowners - Henri, Carolyn J. - NWW-Summer 2000
*Coarse Woody Debris - Tying the System Together - Creighton, Janean - NWW-Summer 2000
*Involving Local Schools in Forest Ecology and Silviculture - Rosenblatt, Roger and Fernne - NWW-Fall 2000
*Oregon's Carbon Investment in Family Forestlands - Cathcart, Jim - NWW-Summer 2000
Public Values Have Changed - Adams, Paul

Fire

Hands On Fires Science in Central Oregon - Stewart, Jon
*Personal Protection Emphasized in Firewise Program - Marker, John - NWW-Summer 2000
Protecting Your Property from Wildfires - Carter, Jack
Tillamook State Forest's Future, Hanson, Scott

Forest Measurement

Aerial Photographs Available Online Humbert, Ken
Please Explain . . . . . Weyerhauser Co.
Timber Cruises John Foster

Forest Protection

Avoiding Wildlife Damage to N. W. Conifers, Campbell, Dan
Boomer Baffles - the Milk Jug Defense, Phillips, Bob
Hands On Fire Science in Central Oregon, Stewart, Jon
Indirect Methods for Avoiding Damage, Campbell, Dan
*Managing Vole Damage - Wagner, Kim - NWW-Spring 2001
*Reforestation in Vole Country - Goldstein, Stu - NWW-Spring 2001
*Small in size, Great in Importance: Invertibrates in your Soil - Moldenke, Andrew - NWW-Summer 2001
Teddy Bears Don't Eat Trees, Belton, Dr. John
Wildlife Repellent Studies, Campbell, Dan

Forest Rules and Regulations

*Access To Liability - What Kind of Jam Will I Find Myself in For Letting Others On My Land? - Burns, Ann Forest NWW Spring 2002
*Access To Private Property - The Starker Experience - Blanchard, Gary - NWW Spring 2002
*America's Private Forests: Status and Stewardship - Best, Constance - NWW Spring 2002
*A Road Runs Through It - Duggan, Jack - NWW Spring 2002
*Conservation Easements - An Invaluable Tool for the Private Forest Owner - Rosenblatt, Roger - NWW-Summer 2001
*Dare To Compare - Jim Colla, Ted Lorensen and Ann Forest Burns - NWW-Spring 2001
*Forest Practices Contrasted Among Four States, - Erixson, John - NWW-Spring 2001
*Forest Practices Trends and Negative Effects - Colla, Jim - NWW-Spring 2001
*New Images and Words Shape Perceptions - Woodland Owners can help Provide Balance Adams, Paul W. - NWW-Summer 2000
*Northwest Forest Practices Regulation and Forest Management Certification - By Steverson O. Moffat and Frederick W. Cubbage - NWW-Spring 2001
*The Importance of Property Boundary Surveys for Managing Tree Farm Risks - Glassford, Alicia - NWW-Summer 2000

Genetics

*Breeding programs for "other" species are underway, - By Randy Johnson - NWW-Winter 2000
*Forest Genetics: What's in it for the Family Forest Owner? - By Jess Daniels - NWW-Winter 2000
*Genetics and the Family Forest - By Bob Playfair - NWW-Winter 2000
*How Harvest Methods Affect Tree Genetics - By George E. Howe - NWW-Winter 2000
*Orchard-grown seedlings can provide growth gain - By Paul Morgan - NWW-Winter 2000
*Species-specific seed zones for Washington and western Oregon - By William Randall and Paul Berrang - NWW-Winter 2000

Logging

The Portable Sawmill Option - A Small Scale Harvesting Tool - Hanson, Scott

Management Planning
*Around the globe and into your home: New innovations in GPS - By Jon Aschenbach - NWW-Fall 2001
*A GREAT Tool for Woodland Analysis - By Norman E. Elwood - NWW-Fall 2001
*Computer Software for the Small Woodland Owner - By Rich Howard - NWW-Fall 2001
*Have farm, will compute: One tree farmer's use of the computer - By Bill Lukens- NWW-Fall 2001
*The Rural Technology Initiative: Computer Technology for Tomorrow's Forests Today - By Larry Mason- NWW-Fall 2001
*Meet the Internet - By Steve Wilent- NWW-Fall 2001

Marketing

Before Harvesting Your Timber, Eckis, Ralph
Forester Advise on Selling Timber - Pranger, Tony

Multiple Use

A Winning Combination for Oregon Landowners, Hunters, and Wildlife - Pranger, Tony
Managing Private Forests for Timber and Wildlife Habitat, Pranger, Tony

Pruning

A Little Old Lady Learns About Logging - Butts, Linda
*Pneumatics can be Quick and Easy Cut - Bondi, Mike - NWW-Spring 2000
*Pruning to Enhance Tree and Stand Value - Fitzgerald, Steve and Emmingham, Bill - NWW-Spring 2000
*To prune or not to prune? The right answer may be 20 years away! - Hanson, Nels - NWW-Winter 2000
What We've Learned about Pruning Douglas-fir - Lynn & Linda Butts

Reforestation

A Forest Reborn - Review - Hanson, Scott
A Quick Reforestation Checklist - Ole Helgerson
Planting Trees Takes Planning - Belton, Dr. John
Tree Tolerance Tables  Unknown
Wet Ground - What Trees Should You Plant - Landgren, Chal
The Tillamook Forest, A Remarkable Work in Progress - Enquist, Merrily

Riparian Management

*Comparison of Riparian Protection Standards - Colla, Jim - NWW-Spring 2001
Putting in a Large Culvert - Shibley, Gilbert
Private Landowner Forestry Bridge Project - Mike Matthews
Small Bridge Construction - Hanson, Scott

Stand Management

Bears Snub Pruned Trees - Nolte, Dale
*"Dirt Poor?"...or is it "Dirt Rich?" Find out with NRCS Soil Surveys - Hatz, Russ - NWW-Summer 2001
Early Seedling Fertilization, A Work in Progress - Ketchum, Scott & Haase, Diane
Fertilizing Forests Spurs Extra Growth - Webster, Steve
*Forest Soils, The Key Factor of Crop Productivity - Miller, Richard E. - NWW-Summer 2001
Herbicides and Their Uses for Alternate Conifer Species - Wilbur-Ellis Co.
*Soil Compaction on Woodlands--Protecting the Good Earth - Adams, Dr. Paul - NWW-Summer 2001
*Soil--The Basic Resource - Hatz, Russ - NWW-Summer 2001
To Prune or Not To Prune? The Right Answer May Be 20 Years Away! - Hanson, Nels
*Determining Sustainable Forest Harvest Made Simple - Kintigh, Bob - NWW Spring 2002

Taxation

Forestland & Timber Taxes Are Changing - Oregon Department of Forestry
*Property Taxes Too High? Make Certain of your Land's Tax Designation - Alexander, Susan - NWW-Fall 2001

Miscellaneous

An Eventful Year at Hopkins Memorial Tree Farm - Torres, Lou
*Equipment Decisions Influenced by many Factors - Havel, Mark - NWW-Fall 2000
Forest Glossary of terminology - Oregon State University Extension
*Leave a Lasting Legacy - Hicks, Samantha - NWW-Summer 2000
*Must Have Tools for your Tree Farm - Neil Schroeder and Wendell Walker - NWW-Fall 2000
Private Landowner Forestry Bridge Project - Mike Matthews
Public Values Have Changed - Adams, Dr. Paul
Switzerland and Oregon - Contrasts and Similarities - Hanson, Scott
Tips On Testifying - Jean McCloskey
*Using Backpack Sprayers to Control your Weeds and Brush - Alber, Bruce - NWW-Fall 2000
*Which Tree Planting Tool is best for You? - Helgerson, Ole T. - NWW-Fall 2000
*"Woodsy Weirdoes," Politics and Forests in the Northwest - Lunch, William M. - NWW-Spring 2001
Margaret Hopkins Leaves A Legacy...Forever - Bondi, Mike
The History of Hopkins Memorial Tree Farm - Battaile, Connie


*Northwest Woodlands is a benefit of membership in the Oregon Small Woodlands Association, Washington Farm Forestry Association, Idaho Forest Owners Association and Montana Forest Owners Association. For information on joining one of these family forestry associations, contact:
 The Oregon Small Woodlands Association: 
Mike Gaudern, (503)588-1813
 The Washington Farm Forestry Association: 
Nels Hanson, (360)459-0984
 The Idaho Forest Owners Association: 
Sonny Poirier, (208)437-3371
 The Montana Forest Owners Association: 
Thomas Liechty, (406)726-3787
 Forest Landowners of California: 
Dan Weldon, (916)972-0273