News from the Woods

April 8, 2011

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Hello from Forests for Maine's Future.
 

In forest news this week:

 

A new partnership to tackle threats to Mediterranean forests 


After devouring the lodgepoles of the Rockies, the mountain pine beetle marches east.

 

Climate change threatens many species.

 

Long term study finds climate affects tree growth more than previously thought.


Bad year for browntail moths on Maine coast?

 

Last week we had a bad link to a Science magazine story on threats to bats. This should get you there. 

 

Dozens of other interesting forest-related stories are available by clicking here.

 

Meanwhile, check out our latest Fresh from the Woods feature. We call it The Forest Bookshelf, a list of what we think are some of the best books about the northern forest. Just click on Fresh from the Woods to browse our list. And, if you have a suggestion for The Forest Bookshelf II (we know there'll be one, sooner or later) send it to fmf.rankin@gmail.com. Tell us who you are and why you're nominating the title.

  

See you in the woods!

 


 

  

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