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Encounter elephant seals and island foxes native to the Channel Islands. Take a stroll through the "garden of graves" — the first urban parks. And, tag along on our first Forestscape as we journey to Mexico to witness the monarch butterflies. Plus, we celebrate Smokey Bear's 70th birthday and discover treehab — rehabilitation and therapy through trees.
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Treehab: The Healing Power of Tree Climbing
John Gathright helps a young tree climber discover her potential. Credit: Dr. John Gathright WHAT WOULD YOU DO if you
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Smokey Turns 70
By Kathiann M. Kowalski Smokey Bear ads in 1944, 1979 and 2011. Credit: Ad Council A NEW SMOKEY Seventy years
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Flight to Plight: Witnessing the Imperiled Migration of the Monarchs
By Jill and Harold Draper Monarch butterflies. Credit: Nicole DeNary BREATHING HARD IN THE THIN MOUNTAIN AIR, we reached the
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In the Garden Cemetery: The Revival of America’s First Urban Parks
By Tate Williams IN THE 1820S, AMERICA’S CITIES HAD A PROBLEM: People kept dying, and church burial grounds were filling
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Kayaking the Galapagos of the North
Chuck Graham has circumnavigated the Channel Islands before, but this time, he’s bringing American Forests’ readers along on the journey.
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Forest Frontiers: Dr. Jennifer Jenkins
Dr. Jennifer Jenkins New American Forests Science Advisory Board member Dr. Jennifer Jenkins is a forest biogeochemist specializing in GHG
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