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Whole Earth, Spring 2001

“Place making has entered the mainstream and some mainstream constituencies have rebelled. Who cares if landscapes are all dandelions and lawn? Why do restorers get to create their version of nature? Place making and culture shaping entangle. A ten-year update on restoring nature to neighborhoods, watersheds, and intercontinental migration routes. A world of rich ambiguity. What’s possible? practical? sustainable?”

Sections:
  1. Features
  2. Books, Stuff, and Resource
  3. Fun and Comfort in the Field
  4. Removing the Unwanted
  5. Finding Refuge in Change
  6. Nurturing the Wanted
  7. Stopping the Leaks
  8. Wetland News
  9. Reintroducing the Lost
  10. Completing the Tapestry
  11. Backmatter
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  1. FEATURES
      1. The Vagina of a Mole Flea by Hon. Miriam Rothschild
        1
      2. Letters to the Editor
        4
      3. The New New Economy by Joel Makower and Ron Pernick
        8
      4. Longtime Passing: An Interview with Pete Seeger by David Kupfer
        19
      5. Margaret Mead Awards
        86
      6. City at Peace
        86
      7. Homeless Prenatal Program
        86
      8. Camp AVARY
        86
      9. All Species Project by Chris Wells
        90
      10. The Hawk That Wouldn’t Migrate by Elizabeth Rouan
        92
      11. “She Taps on the Roof, She Does a Little Dance” by Allen Fish
        93
  2. Books, Stuff, and Resource
      1. Clean-Tech Web sites
        9
      2. Fine Catalogs
        10
      3. Facets Movie Lovers Video Guide
        10
      4. Facets Video Master Catalog
        10
      5. The Whole Toon Catalog
        10
      6. Child of the World (Essential Montessori)
        10
      7. John Holt’s Bookstore
        10
      8. Monte Package Company Non-Electric Catalog
        10
      9. The Astronomical Society of the Pacific
        10
      10. Ha Ha Web Sites
        12
      11. Restop Lavatory Products Shitting Pretty
        13
      12. The Sibley Guide to Birds
        14
      13. Birds of a Feather
        14
      14. The Legacy of Luna
        15
      15. Origins of Democratic Culture
        16
      16. Democracy in the Digital Age
        16
      17. The Social Life of Information
        16
      18. Cyberselfish
        16
      19. The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music
        18
    2. Folk Music Access:
      1. Where Have All the Flowers Gone (CD)
        22
      2. The Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, Inc.
        22
      3. Where Have All the Flowers Gone (book)
        22
      4. Pete Seeger’s Storytelling Book
        22
      5. Hard Hitting Songs for Hard-Hit People
        22
      6. The Best of Broadside 1962-1968
        22
      7. Giants of the Folk Tradition
        22
      8. Great Folk Labels
        22
      9. Folk Song Essentials
        22
      10. Anthology of American Folk Music
        22
      11. Sing Out!
        22
      1. Intro to Place Making
        24
  3. Fun and Comfort in the Field
      1. Fun and Comfort in the Field
        30
      2. Thermo-Cool Headband
        30
      3. Insect Repellent
        30
      4. Ponchos
        30
      5. Vector Computer/Watch
        30
      6. Bruno Sherpa
        30
      7. Solar/Lunar Watch
        30
      8. Hand Cleaner
        30
      9. Anti-tick Tools
        30
      10. Cargo Bars
        30
      11. The Earth Manual
        30
    2. Restoration Catalogs:
      1. Peaceful Valley
        31
      2. Ben Meadows
        31
      3. Forestry Suppliers
        31
      4. Terra Tech, Inc.
        31
      1. In Service of the Wild
        32
      2. Green Pheonix
        32
    4. Mapping/Weather Tools:
      1. Topozone
        33
      2. Terrain Navigator and Professional
        33
      3. GIS access
        33
      4. Davis Instruments
        33
      5. The SkyScan Lightning Detector
        33
    5. Restoration Publications
      1. Restoration Publications by David Egan
        34
      2. Ecological Restoration
        34
      3. Restoration Ecology
        34
      4. Land and Water
        34
      5. Reforesting Scotland
        34
      6. Aquaphyte
        34
      7. Greener Roadside
        34
      8. Restoration
        34
      9. Wild Earth
        34
      10. Prairie Plains Journal
        34
      11. California Coast & Ocean
        34
      12. Endangered Species UPDATE
        34
      13. Natural Areas Journal
        34
      14. Wildland Weeds
        34
      1. Restoration Colleges and Institutions by Brian Lavendel
        36
      2. Seeing Nature by Donella Meadows
        38
      3. Green Nazis? by Peter Warshall: Critics—from pop AM announcers to high-lQ academics—are attacking restorationists and conservationists for being too powerful and promoting nativism and anti-immigration.
        40
      4. Multistate, Multinational Natives
        43
  4. Removing the Unwanted
      1. Removing the Unwanted
        44
      2. Life Out of Bounds
        44
      3. The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants
        44
      4. Invasive Plants
        44
    2. Invasive Plants Tools:
      1. Root Jack
        44
      2. Weed Wrench
        44
      3. Ringer Tree Girdler
        44
      4. E-Z-Ject Lance
        44
      5. Hypo-Hatchet Tree Injector
        44
      6. Herbicides
        44
      1. Cat Fights
        46
      2. Deer Repellents
        47
      3. Chicago Controversy by Alf Siewers: Idealistic restorationists tried to return forest to savanna, But animal rights groups, upscale neighborhoods, and the media organized an end to restoration. How to make acceptable ecological change a community decision.
        48
      4. Restoring Nature
        53
      5. The Tallgrass Restoration Handbook
        53
      6. Miracle Under the Oaks
        53
      7. Wilderness and the Hyperreal by Peter Warshall: Is faking nature preserving it? Ask the Old Man of the Mountain.
        54
      8. Ranching Back To Nature: a Photo Essay on Creative Cows by Dan Dagget
        56
  5. Finding Refuge in Change
      1. Finding Refuge in Change
        60
      2. The Historical Ecology Handbook
        60
      3. Eco-History Tools
        60
      4. Yellowstone and the Biology of Time
        60
  6. Nurturing the Wanted
      1. 62
      2. Plants from Test Tubes
        62
      3. Collecting, Processing, and Germinating Seeds of Wildland Plants
        62
      4. Practical Woody Plant Propagation for Nursery Growers
        62
      5. Forward-Looking Infrared Radar
        62
      6. Remote Data Systems, Inc.
        62
    2. Machinery:
      1. Seed Collectors
        63
      2. Shuckers
        63
      3. Drills
        63
      4. Spreaders
        63
      5. Rock Pickers
        63
      6. Tree Spades
        63
    3. Trees:
      1. Treessentials
        64
      2. TreePro
        64
      3. Treegators
        64
      4. Driwater
        64
      5. The Once and Future Forest
        64
      6. TreePeople
        64
      7. Second Nature
        64
      8. Tools, Trees and Transformation
        64
      9. Restoration Forestry
        64
      10. Alaska Environmental Contracting
        64
      11. TreeToad
        64
  7. Stopping the Leaks
      1. 66
    2. Bioengineering materials:
      1. Bitterroot Restoration, Inc.
        66
      2. Nedia Enterprises, Inc.,
        66
      3. California Straw Works
        66
      4. eojute Erosion Control Fabric
        66
      5. Turffacs, Steel Staples, and Turf Tacker
        66
    3. Mycorrhizal Inoculum and Soil Amendments: Fungi Perfecti
      1. Restoration Technologies Intl.
        66
      2. AgBio, Inc.
        66
      3. GroLife
        66
    4. Journals:
      1. Biocycle
        66
  8. Wetland News
      1. Wetland News
        67
      2. Wetlands
        67
      3. Restoring Streams in Cities
        67
      4. A Restoring of an Urban Salt Marsh
        67
      5. The Everglades
        67
      6. Environmental Concerns, Inc.
        67
      7. Wetland Journal
        67
      8. Restoring the Nation’s Marine Environment
        67
      9. Resurrection Ecology by Robert Michael Pyle: Can we bring species back from extinction?
        68
  9. Reintroducing the Lost
      1. Reintroducing the Lost
        70
      2. Mammoth
        70
      3. Quagga
        70
      4. Guar
        70
      5. Buccardo
        70
      6. Thylacine
        70
      7. Nice Boulders, Where’s the Fish by Seth Zuckerman: A ten-year update of what’s happening to watershed restoration and the return of the salmon. Paradoxes and paradises.
        71
      8. Totem Salmon
        74
      9. Salmon Nation
        74
  10. Completing the Tapestry
      1. Completing the Tapestry
        76
      2. Brooklyn Botanic Garden 21st Century Gardening Series
        76
      3. Building Homes for Bats
        76
      4. Landscaping for Wildlife books
        76
      5. Solving for Pattern: The Straw Project by Michael K. Stone: Fourth-graders’ interests in a shrimp weave a web of restorationists—ranchers, teachers, private consultants, principals, Congressional aides, parents, government employees, birders, and philanthropists. Our major story on the blossoming of positive restoration works into community life.
        77
      6. Restore Balance, Not the Past: an interview with Ray Dasmann by David Kupfer
        84
  11. BACKMATTER
      1. Gossip
        96
      2. Book Brawl, Take 6
        96
      3. WELL Discussion: Whole Earth's Image
        98
      4. Thanks
        100
      5. Donors
        100
      6. Maniacals
        101
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