March 2006 (Vol 27, No 1)

• Addressing Illegal Logging and More: The first Comprehensive Study
• Bangkok Chapter, ISTF
• Biomass Fuel Market in View
• Biosphere Reserve Management in Guatemala
• Book Review
• Book Review
• Development in Teak Plantations
• FAO Reviews RIL Literature
• Fire Effects Studied in Detail
• Forest Landscape Restoration Presented as New
• Forest-Water Benefits Overrated
• IITO Seeks New Mandate
• ISTF Member Conway Awarded
• IUFRO News, Volume 34, Issue 10/2005
• Mahogany Management at SPFEQR Described
• Mahogany Regeneration in Belize
• Mangium Used as a Nurse
• Meetings and Courses
• More on Biodiesel
• Plantation Impacts on Stream Flow Reviewed
• President’s Corner
• Publications
• Thinning and Fertilizing of Pine Studied
• Trade Data Discrepancies Probed
• World Bank 2005 Portfolio Reported

June 2006 (Vol 27, No 2)

• Anthony Gasbarro Honored
• Baobab Leaf Production Proposed
• Bird Survival of RIL Found Encouraging
• Book Review
• The Caribbean Forester
• Clearfell Size in Plantations under Study
• Complexities of Decentralization Described
• Constraints to Intensive Plantation Culture
• Economical Poverty Reduction Proposed
• Firewood Health Effects Assessed in Guatemala
• Forest Forum Sets Global Objectives
• Forest Litter Importance Quantified
• Forest/Water Relations Reviewed
• International Society of Tropical Foresters, Minutes of ISTF’s 2006 Annual Membership Meeting
• KURU: REVISTA FORESTAL
• Mahogany Management at Noh Bec Described
• Management Rules in Benin Reported
• Mangium Mistletoe Appears in Tanzania
• Meetings and Courses
• Model Forest Certified in the Amazon
• New Zealanders Look at Wood as a Major Energy Source
• Nonwood Product Potential Reviewed
• Oscar Fugalli
• Plantation Impacts on Poverty Described
• Poverty Reduction Foreseen in Protected Areas
• Poverty Relief Options Explored
• Pre-logging Faunal Inventory Simplified
• The President’s Corner
• Publications
• The Rediscovery of Bracatinga
• Report on the 21st Asia-Pacific Commission Meeting — 2006
• Soil and Mycorrhiza Described
• Successional Tree Recruitment Assessed
• Ten Years of Restoration Reported
• Trade Relations to Management Reviewed
• UN Assesses Millennium Goal Progress
• Unusual Education Seen for Sustainability
• US Takes Initiative Against Illegal Logging
• Varzea Management Studied

September 2006 (Vol 27, No 3)

• Better Management of Tropical Production Forests
• Biodiversity recognized as Too Narrow
• Brachystegia Ring Growth Analyzed
• Caribbean Foresters Review Fire Management
• COFO 2005
• Costa Rica’s Payment for Environmental Services Reviewed
• Craig D. Whitesell, 1924–2006
• Diverse Soil Resources Reported in Rondonia
• FAO Global Assessment Summarized
• Forestry future of Africa foreseen
• Forestry Investment Returns Compared
• Hope Seen for Tropical Species
• Imports by China
• Malaysian Mammals Persist In an article
• Management for Water in South Africa
• Meetings and Courses
• Notes from Matejcic
• Oliver Henry Knowles, 1929–2006
• Planting Density Affects Eucalyptus Wood
• Podocarpus Wood from Costa Rica
• President’s Corner
     o A Special Message
• Publications
• Secondary Forest Trees Found Useful
• Soil Nutrients Increase with Selective Logging
• Tapajós RIL Logging Reported
• Teak Fire Control Seen as Critical
• Tree Age Estimates Reported
• United States, Paraguay Sign Pact To Conserve Paraguay’s Forests: Grants Intended to Help Conserve and Restore Tropical Forest Resources
• Update on Mahogany
• Wood Density and Growth
• World’s Largest FSC Tropical Forest Certified in Guyana

December 2006 (Vol 27, No 4)

• Thirty Years of Forestry at ITCR
• The Aftermath of TFAP
• Asia-Pacific Forest Trends Summarized
• Brazil Fires Mostly in the South
• Certification Problems and Possibilities Described
• China Bamboo Increases
• China Impacts Described
• Complications of Decentralization Exposed
• Ed Towle: 1929–2006
• Flora Brasiliensis
• Forest Wealth Analyzed
• Government Contribution to Investments Seen
• Henry S. Kernan
• High Quality Wood Products
• Liberation Evidence Increasing
• Liberation Results in the Amazon
• Meetings and Courses
• More Decentralization Experience
• A New Master’s Course
• Paul J. Zinke 1920-2006
• Policy Problems in the Congo Basin
• Post-Kyoto Forestry Effects Seen
• President’s Corner
• Progress in Livelihood and Poverty Reduction in India
• Publications
• Restoration of Degraded Site Seen Slow
• Role of Intensively Managed Plantations Described
• Small-scale Plantations Promising Economically
• Thanks for the help!
• A Vision for World Forests: Results from the Council on Foreign Relations Study
• World Bank Report on Forest Carbon Finance
• World’s Largest FSC-certified Forest