National Woodlands Article Index
Winter 2010
Pg. 5 - "
Forest
Commentary: American Tree Farm System & National Woodland Owners
Assoc." by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 - "
Conservation
News Digest"
Pg. 7 - "
Late
Breaking News"
Pg. 8 - "
How
Family Forestry Issues Fared in 2009"
Pg. 11 - "
Outstanding
Forestry Legislation of 2009"; "
Family
Forests Education Award"
Pg. 12 - "
Bill
and Cathy Sayward Guide Itasca Greenhouse to a Green Future"
by Margaret A. Haapoja
Pg. 14 – "
Woodland
Report: National News"
Pg. 15 – "
Woodland
Report: Reports from the States"
Pg. 16 – "
National
Historic Lookout Register"
Pg. 18 - "
The
Canadian Federataion of Woodlot Owners: Growing Interest in
Wood-Based Energy"
Pg. 19 – "
The
Greatest Good For The Greatest Number: TREESEARCH: The U.S.
Forest Service Delivers Forest Science and Technology Online"
Pg. 20 - "
Timber
and Taxes: The Current Status of the Federal Estate & Gift Taxes"
by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 22 - "
News
from the Regions"
Pg. 25 - Book Review: "
So,
Just How Much Wood Is in Your Woods?"
Pg. 26 - "
Soil
& Water: Conservation Agents and the Woodland Owner"
Autumn 2009
Pg. 2 – "
The
Readers Respond"
Pg. 5 – "
Non-Industrial
Forestry Commentary: Why the Top Ten Family Forestry Issues
Survey is Important" by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – "
Conservation
News Digest"; "Forestry Quotes of the Quarter"
Pg. 7 – "
Late
Breaking News from Washington D.C."
Pg. 8 – "
Top
Ten Family Forestry Issues for 2010"
Pg. 12 – "
2009
Meeting Report of the NWOA Board"
"
Woodland
Report"
Pg. 16 – "
National
Historic Lookout Register"
Pg. 17 – "
The
Greatest Good for The Greatest Number: America's Environmental
Threat Assessment Centers"
Pg. 18 – "
News
from The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners: Family &
Community Forestry: Local Control for Better Sustainability"
Pg. 19 – "
Income
Tax & Carbon Markets: How Carbon Credits Received by Woodland
Owners are Taxed" by Linda Wang and Al Todd
Pg. 20 – "
Timber
and Taxes: Timber Theft, Condemnations And Postponing Resulting
Gains" by William Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 22 – "
Soil
& Water: The Foundation Of it all....."
Summer 2009
Pg. 2 – "
The Readers Respond"
Pg. 4 – "
NWOA Elects Newest Board Member"
Pg. 5 – "
Forestry Commentary: Privately Owned Woodlands
Value to the Nation Recognized" by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – "
Conservation News Digest"
Pg. 7 – "
Late Breaking News"
Pg. 8 – "
Restoring Chesapeake Bay Through Sustainable
Forestry"
Pg. 10 – "
Timber Harvest And Wildfires"
Pg. 14 – "
Woodland Report: National News"
Pg. 15 – "
Woodland Report: Reports from the States"
Pg. 16 – "
National Historic Lookout Register"
Pg. 17 – "
The Greatest Good for the Greatest Number:
Forest Certification"
Pg. 18 – "
The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners"
Pg. 19 – "
Any Lap in a Storm"
Pg. 20 – "
Timber and Taxes: Deduction of Forestry Costs
by Woodland Investors"
Pg. 22 – "
News from the Regions"
Pg. 26 – "
Soil & Water:
The Foundation Of it all....."
Spring 2009
Pg. 2 – “
The
Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Landowners
Must Have Access To Markets of Their Choice: It Turns Out We Have
to Fight For It!” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – “
Conservation
News Digest”
Pg. 7 – “
Late
Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
Asian
Longhorned Beetle Threatens Forests in the Northeast” by
Faith Campbell
Pg. 9 – “
State
Affiliates Elect Three New Directors to NWOA Board”
Pg. 10 – “
Your
Wood & the Free Market: A Primer on Forests & Free Trade”
Pg. 12 – “
A
Tale of Two States” by Rick Dunning
“
Woodland
Report”
Pg. 16 – “
National
Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 17 – “
What’s
Your Plan for the Future?”
Pg. 18 – “
News
From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 20 – “
Timber
and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 22 – “
News
From the Regions”
Pg. 26 – “
Soil
& Water: The Foundation Of it all…”
Winter 2009
Pg. 2 – “
The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Managing Your Woodland In Hard Times: We Can Do Just
Fine” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
Getting Your Start In the Growing Carbon Market: New
Technology Helps Landowners and Foresters” by Barbara Shields
Pg. 11 – “
Woodland Management In a Financial Crisis: Create a
Management Schedule and Stay Ahead of the Game” by Kurt
Swearingen
“
Woodland Report”
Pg. 16 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 18 – “
News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 19 – “
Observe, Act, Reflect and Adapt”
Pg. 20 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 22 – “
News From the Regions”
Pg. 26 – “
Soil
& Water: Winter’s Gifts”
Autumn 2008
Pg. 2 – “
Oregon State Forestry Extension Wins 2008 Family Forest
Education Award”, “
Lloyd Casey Elected Chair of the NWOA Board”
Pg. 5 – “
A Time to Hold Them Not Fold Them: Family Woodlands are
Our Safest Investments” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
The Top Ten Forestry Issues For 2009”
Pg. 12 – “
Opportunity Knocks For Woodland Owners” by Ron Bell and
Darrel Pendris
Pg. 14 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
“
Woodland Report”
Pg. 18 – “
News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Taxes
Pg. 19 – “
The Forest Taxman Cometh—And You Can be Ready”
Pg. 20 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 24 – “
Largest Midwest Biomass Power Plant Announced”
Pg. 25 – “
Asian Beetle Found in Mass.”
Pg. 26 – “
Soil
& Water: Seeing Your Slice of the Watershed”
Summer 2008
Pg. 2 – “
The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
It’s a Fact, Trees Grow Back! Special Issue on Forest
Recovery” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – “
NWOA
News”
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
Public Policy Advocacy Lessons Learned After Hurricane
Katrina” by Bruce C. Alt
Pg. 10 – “
The Role of Family Forests In Forest Fire Fighting and
Suppression” By Peter Kolb
“
Agroforestry Notes”
Pg. 15 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 16 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 19 – “
A Sampling of Three Forward-Looking Online Resources”
Pg. 21 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 23 – “News From the Regions”
Pg. 26 – “
Soil
& Water: Trees Work Hard of Water Quality”
Spring 2008
Pg. 2 – “
The Readers Respond”
Pg. 4 – “
NWOA
News”
Pg. 5 – “
Passing on Your Legacy: Are You Up to the Challenge?” by
Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8- “
Forest Ownership Patterns are Changing” by Brett J.
Butler
Pg. 11 – “
Rx for Forest Health: Scientists Use GIS to Battle Red
Oak Borer in Ozark Woodlands” by Barbara Shields
Pg. 13 – “
Bad Information Leads to Unfair Law: NWOA continues to
work for a correction in a very divided Congress”
“Woodland Report”
“News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 15 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 16 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 18 – “
Book Review” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 19 – “
Forests on the Edge: Rapid Development Near Public
Forests”
Pg. 20 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 23 – “
News From the Regions”
Pg. 26 – “
Soil
& Water: Take Care of Your Foundation”
Winter 2008
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
A Winter Quarter To Remember” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
How Family Forestry Fared in 2007”
Pg. 11 – “
Angry Tree Farmer Takes on Congress” by Larry Stroud
Pg. 12 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 15 – “
Unplugging Our Kids and Getting Them Into the Woods: A
Critical Challenge”
Pg. 17 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 18 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 19 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 22 – “News From the Regions”
Pg. 26 – “
Soil
& Water: Forests’ Environmental Services and the Lessons of
History”
Autumn 2007
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
The Good, the bad, And the Late” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 7 – “
NWOA
News”
Pg. 8 – “
Forest Certification Dilemma” by Tom Thomson
Pg. 11 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 14 – “
Open Space Conservation Strategy Unveiled”
“
Woodland Report”
“
News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 15 – “
Meet Darrel Pendris, NWOA’s New Executive Director”
Pg. 17 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 19 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 22 – “News From the Regions”
Pg. 26 – “
Soil
& Water: Water is the Central Organizer of Ecosystems”
Summer 2007
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Surviving a Summer Of Extremes” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
The Top Ten Forestry Issues For 2007-2008”
Pg. 13 – “
Wanted: Respectable Piece of the Pie”
Pg. 14 – “
Restoring the Interior Ozark Highlands” by John Andre,
Mark Morales, McRee Anderson
“
The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 16 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 17 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 19 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 22 – “News From the Regions”
Pg. 26 – “
Soil
& Water: Getting Better Acquainted With NRCS and NACD”
Spring 2007
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Forest Practices Illustrated: Responsible forestry is
more complex than it looks!” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
Family Forest Owners: New Challenges in a Changing
World” by R. Scott Wallinger
Pg. 10 – “
Private
Forests Are at Risk: The Need for Action in the 2007 Farm Bill”
Pg. 12 – “
News From Our State Partners”
Pg. 14 – “
Kealakekua Heritage Ranch: A Big Vision on Hawaii’s
Big Island”
“
The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “
Family Forests Education Award”
Pg. 18 – “
Is Thermally Transformed Wood In Your Future?” by
Raymond Leduc
Pg. 20 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 21 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 22 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 23 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 26 – “News From the Regions”
Pg. 30 – "
Soil
& Water – Forests: A Critical Component of the Watershed"
Winter 2007
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Find Your Lowest Lawful Tax, It Takes Work, But It’s
worth it!” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
The Return of Horse Logging” by Donald L.Gibbon
Pg. 10 – “
How Private Forestry Fared in 2006”
Pg. 14 – “
What Your Conservation District Can Do for You” by Fred Deneke
Pg. 16 – “
Honors and Losses”
“
The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “
National Awards: The Best of 2006”
Pg. 18 – “
Threats to America’s National Forests Can Harm Family
Woodlands Too”
Pg. 19 – “
News From Our State Partners”
Pg. 20 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 21 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Taxes
Pg. 22 – “
Tax Tips for Forest
Landowners For the 2006 Tax Year”
Pg. 19 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 24 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
Autumn 2006
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
A Political Change in Washington, D.C: A New Search for
Consensus” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
Issues Confronting Family Forests In The 21st Century”
Pg. 10 – “
Tree Day Era Comes to a Close” by Sherm and Faye Salee,
with Keith Argow
Pg. 13 – “
NWOA Board Meets Charts Future Course”
“
The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 15 – “
Landmark Stewardship Contract Awarded on Arizona
National Forest”
Pg. 16 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 17 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 18 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 21 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 22 – “News From the Regions”
Summer 2006
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Timber Market Concerns Rise but Taxes Still the #1
Issue” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 6 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
The Top Ten Forestry Issues For 2006-2007”
Pg. 13 –“
An Introduction to Ecosystem Services”
“
The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 16 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 17 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 18 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 21 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 22 – “News From the Regions”
Spring 2006
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Bio-Energy—The New Frontier: Political Power vs. Energy
Efficiency” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
Bioenergy Production: The Second American Revolution for
Independence” by Ron Bell
Pg. 10 – “
Woody Biomass: The Next Best Thing” by Dave Atkins
Pg. 11 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 13 – “
Forest Legacy: This is what it is all about” by Dee
Session, as told by Don Blonquist
Pg. 14 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
“
The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 18 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 19 – “
Landowner Alliance”
Pg. 20 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 23 – “News From the Regions”
Winter 2006
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
President’s 2007 Budget Proposals Signal Changes in
Forestry Priorities” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Landowners Alliance”
Pg. 8 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 9 – “
National Awards: The Best of 2005”
Pg. 10 – “
A Conservation Winner: Joining Conservation Easements
and Sustainable Private Forestry” by Stephen Long
Pg. 12 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 13 – “
Forests, Water, and Watersheds: Recognizing the
Importance of Maintaining Forested Ecosystems” by Karen Solari
“
The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 15 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 16 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 18 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 21 – “News From the Regions”
Fall 2005
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
By the Crying of the Loon: NWOA Board Sets A Strong
Agenda for 2006” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 10 – “
Southern Forest Hurricane Damage: State and Federal
Forestry Agencies Quick to Respond” by Dale Bosworth
Pg. 12 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 13 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 15 – “
Agroforestry Possibilites for Forest Landowners” by
Gregory A. Ruark, Program Manager, USDA National Agroforestry
Center (NAC)
“
The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 19 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 20 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 22 – “
Woody Biomass: Trash or Treasure?” by Larry Payne
Pg. 23 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 26 – “News From the Regions”
Summer 2005
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Top Ten Issues to Work On: A Summer of Progress” by
Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
Top Ten Forestry Issues for 2005-2006”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 18 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 15 – “
Forest Legacy Update”
“
The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 19 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 20 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 22 – “
The
National Fire Plan”
Pg. 23 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 26 – “News From the Regions”
April 2005
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
48 Thousand New Hands” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 10 – “
Forest Service Celebrates 100 Years of Service”
Pg. 14 – “
Research Strengthens Forests and Forest Product
Industries” by Chris Risbrudt
Pg. 15 – “
National Awards: The Best of 2004”
Pg. 16 – “
Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 18 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 22 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
January 2005
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – "
Welcome Affiliate Members!"
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
The View From New York State: One Landowner's
Perspective"
Pg. 14 – "
Top Ten Forestry Issues: They Fared Better Than Ever in
2004"
“
The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 16 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 17 – "
NWOA Vision"
Pg. 18 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “
The
Forest Service/Landowner Interface”
Pg. 22 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
October 2004
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Building a Nationwide Partnership With State
Associations” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “
Planning the Future Forest” by Thom McEvoy
Pg. 14 – “
Do You Have a Place on Your Land for a Cell Phone
Tower?” by Suzanna Sorrells
Pg. 16 – “
Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 18 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “
Hurricane Charley Trashes Fire Lookouts in Florida” by
Ty Alexander
Pg. 22 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
Pg. 29 – “
Stihl
'Forestry Hero' for 2004 Help Local Fire
Department”
July 2004
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 4 – “
Wildfires Ravage the West”
Pg. 5 – “
Do You Have Your WITS About You? Terrorism By Fire, Can
We Prepare for It?” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “
Appalachian Research Forest Celebrates A Decade of
Accomplishment” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 13 – “
Two Regional VP’s Named by NWOA”
Pg. 14 – “
Why NWOA Supports Cost Sharing…A Policy Backgrounder
for Members” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 18 – “
Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 18 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “
The Family Forest Owner’s Sense of Place…Reflections
on an International Symposium” by Michael R. Reichenbach
Pg. 22 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
April 2004
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
A Performance Review for Fire Control” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “
Point: U.S. Tariffs on Softwood Lumber Are Unfair and
Counterproductive”
Pg. 11 –“
Counterpoint: Canadian Government Subsidies Give Lumber
Imports and Unfair Advantage”
Pg. 13 – “And Then Some…”
Pg. 14 – “
Forest Resources Research Funding is Critical”
Pg. 16 – “
Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 18 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 22 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
January 2004
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Breaking New Ground” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “
Two Heroes of American Forestry” by Thom McAvoy
Pg. 13 – “
Outstanding Forestry Awards for 2003”
Pg. 14 – “
Top Ten Forestry Issues: How they Fared in 2003” by
Keith A. Argow
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “
And Then Some…”
Pg. 18 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 20 – “
Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 21 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 23 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 26 – “News From the Regions”
October 2003
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
A Birthday to Remember” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “
NWOA
Celebrates 20 Years of Services” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 12 – “Nine Nations Represented at the 4th International
Private Forestry Congress”
Pg. 14 – “
Wildfire Hits Close to Home: National Woodlands
Regional Editor Loses His” by David Johnson
Pg. 16 – “Forestry Book Reviews”
Pg. 18 – “
Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 20 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 21 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 26 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 29 – “News From the Regions”
July 2003
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Ah, Washington, D.C…What Would We Do Without You?” by
Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “
Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
New Forest Landowner Profile Sparks Resurgence in
Local Organizations” by E.G. Nadeau
Pg. 11 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 12 – “
A Roadside View of Kentucky Forest Practices” by Herb Loyd
Pg. 14 – “
Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “And Then Some…”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “Forestry Book Reviews”
Pg. 22 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
April 2003
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
New Name, Same Strong Mission” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “
200 Years of Forestry Lessons: The Dauerwald in 10
Pictures” by Hans Schabel
Pg. 13 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 14 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 16 – “Absentee Landowner Beware!”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “Forestry Book Review”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “ Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 26 – “News From the Regions”
January 2003
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Bright Year Dawning” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “Top Ten Forestry Issues in 2002”
Pg. 9 –“
Outstanding Forestry Awards for 2002”
Pg. 10 – “
Allegheny National Forest Tract Earns Green Tag
Certification”
Pg. 11 – “
When is a Certified Forest Not Sustainable? Maybe When
It’s a National Forest!” by Ken Kane
Pg. 13 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 14 – “Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 16 – “Forestry Book Reviews…”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17- “How Does East Side Compare With the Green Tag Standard?”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “ Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 26 – “News From the Regions”
October 2002
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – "
CCC: The Three C’s of Private Forestry: Cost Sharing,
Conflagrations, and Conservation Easements” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “The Art and Science of Forest Conservation Easements” by
Tammara Van Ryn
Pg. 10 – “ Public Funding is Inappropriate for National Network
of Forest Landowners” by The Forest Landowners Association
Pg. 11 – “It’s Time to Resolve this Controversial Issue and
Concentrate on Good Forestry” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 12 – “Congressional Help Sought in Landowner Association
Dispute” by Dr. Vernon R. Hayes
Pg. 13 – “
News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 14 – “
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 16 – “The 2002 Farm Bill: A Matter of Perspective” by Rachel
Jordan
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 –“
Jerry Rose Selected as NWOA Reg. Director”,
“
A Monument
for Heroes Dedicated in Washington State”
Pg. 22 – “
Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
July 2002
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “
Is There a Fire in Your Future? Not if You Follow Fire Sense” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10– “
America’s First Volkswoods Recognized” by Randall Roberts
Pg. 12 – “ Nearly a Forest Paradise: Copper Basin Prior to
1800” by Edward A. Johnson
Pg. 13 – “And Then Some…” Remembering Bill Seybold
Pg. 14 –
“
Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 16 – “ Showdown at Show Low” by David A. Bischel
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “Crop Tree Field Guide” Honored as Outstanding Forestry
Publication for 2001.
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “
National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 –“Forest Service Launches National Woodland Owner Survey”
Pg. 22 – “ Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
April 2002
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “Sustainable Forestry: From Oxymoron to Reality The Right
Choices Must be Made” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “Industrial Destruction Reversed at Copper Basin” by
Edward A. Johnson
Pg. 14 – “Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 16 – “ Sustainable Forestry Begins and Ends on the Ground” by
Mark Rey
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “Trees of America: American Chestnut”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “ Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
January 2002
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “The National Commission on Science for Sustainable
Forestry” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “I Sold My Timberland Online Through an eBay Auction” by
Dave Sullivan
Pg. 13 – “Trees of America: American Holly”
Pg. 14 – “Conservation News Digest”
Taxes
Pg. 16 – “Tax Tips for Forest Landowners of the 1999 Tax Year” by
Larry M. Bishop, Forest Management and Taxation Specialist
Pg. 21 – “ Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 24 – “Forestry Kiosk On Display at 2002 Winter Olympics” by
Jean Livingston
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
October 2001
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “Sustaining America’s Future ” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “The Unique View From the Fire Lookout” by Danna
Ashworth
Pg. 13 – “And Then Some…”
Pg. 14 – “Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 15 – “ Forestry Book Reviews…”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
July 2001
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “The Price of Independence…Will it be too High? ” by
Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “First National Forest Tract Earns Green Tag
Certification”
Pg. 13 – “And Then Some…”
Pg. 14 – “Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “Trees of America: Yellow Poplar”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 24 – “News From the Regions”
April 2001
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “Don’t Miss This Meeting” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “Forest Landowners Finding Safe Harbor” by Michael J.
Bean
Pg. 14 – “Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “Trees of America: White Oak”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 23 – “And Then Some…”
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
January 2001
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “Circling the Stwards For the 21st Century” by Keith A.
Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “How Conservation Eastments Can Benefit Woodland Owners”
by Constance Best
Pg. 12 – “2000 Top Ten Private Forestry Issues in Review”
Pg. 13 – “Outstanding Forestry Awards for 2000”
Pg. 15 – “Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “Trees of America: Eastern White Pine”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 24 – “News From the Regions”
Pg. 25 – “And Then Some…”
October 2000
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “A Time to Give Smokey Bear Some Matches!” by Keith A.
Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “The Great Western Wildfires: Predicting the Future by
Looking at the Past” By R.C. Rothermel
Pg. 14 – “Maine Forestry Referendum Targets Small Woodlot Owners”
by Fred Huntress, Jr.
Pg. 15 – “Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 24 – “And Then Some…”
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
July 2000
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “NWOA Gains Four New Forestry Councils” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 –“Looking Ahead: An Analysis of the Timber Situation in
the U.S. 1957-2050”by Richard Haynes
Pg. 14 – “Rethink the Value of Big Trees” by Jamie Barbour
Pg. 15 – “Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “White Pine Woes Under Study in MI”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 24 – “And Then Some…”
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
April 2000
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “We Have Choices!” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “Modern Day Luddites” by Patrick Heffernan
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “Foresters, Snake Oil Salesmen and Other Sordid Folk” by
William C. Humphries
Pg. 13 – “And Then Some…”
Pg. 15 – “Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 23 – “News From the Regions”
January 2000
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “United We Stand” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “1999 Top Ten Private Forestry Issues in Review”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “Forest Fragmentation: The Future Trend for NIPF
Woodlands?” by R. Neil Sampson
Taxes
Pg. 12 – “Tax Tips for Forest Landowners of the 1999 Tax Year” by
Larry M. Bishop, Forest Management and Taxation Specialist
Pg. 21 – “ Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 15 – “Conservation News Digest”
Pg. 16 – “And Then Some…”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “Outstanding Forestry Awards for 1999”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 24– “News From the Regions”
October 1999
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5. – “Putting Faith Back in Forestry” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 8 – “Federal Wildland Fire Policy Puts Neighboring Private
Property at Risk” by John Marker
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “The Sustainable Forestry Initiative: Three Views”
Pg. 13 – “And Then Some…”
Pg. 14 – “Reviews…”
Pg. 15 – “Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “Add Value to Your Timber Through Cooperative Effort” by
Jill Cornell, NWOA Northeast Region Vice President
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 24– “News From the Regions”
July 1999
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “An Alliance for Action” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “Wildlife Marshes: Should You Consider Adding or
Enhancing One on Your Woodland?” by Lawrence Lepak
Pg. 15 – “Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 22 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
April 1999
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “Principles, Pique & Privacy” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Pg. 9 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 10 – “Confessions of an NWOA Regional VP” by Jill Cornell,
president, NY Forest Owners Assoc.
Pg. 13 – “Forestry Book Reviews…”
Pg. 14 – “Guest Editorial”
Pg. 15 – “Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “USPS Considers Tree Farm Stamp”,“Honoring Harry Rossoll”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”
January 1999
Pg. 2 – “The Readers Respond”
Pg. 5 – “The Power of 10” by Keith A. Argow
Pg. 7 – “Late Breaking News From Washington, DC”
Private Forestry Issues
Pg. 9 – “The Top Ten”
Pg. 10 – “Coming to a Tree Near You?” by: Suzanne Mangino, NWOA
Staff Forester
Pg. 14 – “News From The Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners”
Pg. 15 – “Conservation News Digest”
“The Forestry Advantage”
Pg. 17 – “Outstanding Forestry Awards for 1998”
Pg. 18 – “Quarterly Report of the Forest Fire Lookout
Association”
Pg. 19 – “National Historic Lookout Register”
Pg. 21 – “Timber and Taxes” by William C. Siegel, J.D.
Pg. 25 – “News From the Regions”