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March 2005 (Vol 26, No 1)

• Burley at Edmonton

• Corruption Quantified

• Decentralization in Asia-Pacific Summarized

• Forest Decline Studied

• Janzen on Reserves

• Life-cycle Assessment Supports Timber

• Logging Conflicts with Communities Described

• Mangroves Withstand Tsunami

• Meetings and Courses

• Need for International Forestry Education Described

• Notes from Peru

• Poverty Reduction Documented

• President’s Corner

• Publications

• Record of Costa Rica Environmental Payment Revealed

• Response to Mahogany Listing

• Sudden Sawlog Study Completed

• World Bank Recommendations

June 2005 (Vol 26, No 2)

• Amazon Cutting Cycles Explored

• Caribaea Wood Variation Studied

• Central African Forest Cover Tabulated

• Conflicts and Tropical Forests

• Cuban Project on Website

• Decentralization Experience Analyzed

• Dipterocarp Regeneration in the Philippines

• Ecological Monitoring Guide Forthcoming

• Euterpe edulis

• FAO's Forestry Commissions Summarized

• Forest Science and Policy in the Americas

• Full Participation for Women in Charcoal

• Genetic Modification Prospects Assessed

• Illegal Logging: A Book Review

• Leasehold Forestry Consequences in Nepal

• Logging in the Congo Reported

• Market Seen for Environmental Services

• Mahogany and CITES

• Meetings and Courses

• Minutes of ISTF's 2005 Annual Membership Meeting

• Moabi, an Important Tree of Gabon

• Number of Foresters Declining

• Pine Wood Density Compared

• Post-Logging Growth in the Amazon Analyzed

• President's Corner

• Publications

• Research Future Seen

• Reserve Location Needs a Purpose

• Subtropical Growth Found Precipitation Governed

• Workshop in Bangkok

September 2005 (Vol 26, No 3)

• Asia Pacific Plantation Incentives Study

• Awards

• The Benefits of Plantations

• Biodiesel--A New Forestry Crop?

• Compensatory Plantations in Uganda

• Do We Need a Global Convention?

• Fuelwood Potential in French Guiana

• Future Forest Needs Predicted

• Growth and Yield: Indicators of Sustainability

• Harvesting Compliance Assessed in the Amazon

• IDB Debelops New Tools to Guide Forestry Investments

• Inadequacies of Capacity Building in Guatemala

• The Library Centenary at Oxford

• Mangrove Harvesting Ban Lifted in Kenya

• Meetings and Courses

• Nobel Peace Laureate Urges Congo Basin Forest Conservation

• Publications

• Reserve Area is Ecologically Critical

• RIL Impacts on Birds Studies

• A Search for Excellence

• Teak Diversity Noted

• Trade Trends Summarized

• Triplochiton, a Tree Meriting Attention

• Várzea Flora and Structure Contrasted

December 2005 (Vol 26, No 4)

• Issues Defined for Forest Tsunami Protection

• Logging Effects on Wildlife in Borneo

• Assessment of Certification Requested

• Oscar Fugalli: 1922-2005

• Jack Westoby's Legacy

• Leaf Traits Related to Photosynthesis

• Genetic Effects of Logging Reviewed

• Woodcarving Documented in Ghana

• Trends in Development Assistance

• Publications

• Book Reviews

• Revised ITTO Criteria

• ITTO Approves Funding for Second Phase in Guyana

• Genetic Sustainability Challenges Outlined

• Changes in Research Performance Foreseen