March 2007 (Vol 28, 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
• 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 2007 (Vol 28, No 2)

• Caution Recommended
• China Certification Difficulties
• Colombian Carbon Stock Measured
• Disappearance of Paraguay Forest Described
• Diverse Fuelwood Uses Described in Uganda
• Economics of Agroforestry in Java
• Environmental Services Payments Reviewed
• Forest Law Compliance Analyzed
• Fuelwood Use
• Invasiveness of Species Defined
• Isolated Trees Seen Important for Forest Birds
• IUFRO 5 to Meet in Taipei
• IWPA Convention — Imports. Markets. Realities.
• Koa Trees Come Through
• Legal Timber Defined
• Mahogany Trade Situation Described
• Meetings and Courses
• Minutes of ISTF’s 2006 Annual Membership Meeting
• Mycorrhiza Needs Differ
• Non-timber Products Seen as Minor
• Pine Fertilization Results
• Progress in Acre
• Publications
• Riparian Forest Benefits Studied
• The Situation in Thailand
• Unequal Carbon Benefits Foreseen

September 2007 (Vol 28, No 3)

• A Leslie Classic on Management
• A Look at the Biodiversity Crisis
• APTITUDES AND ATTITUDES OF THE TROPICAL FORESTER IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
• Bird Life in Eucalyptus Plantations
• Borneo Tree Phenology Studied
• Broadened Forester Training Recommended
• CITES: A Growing Role in the Timber Trade
• Dawkins on Silviculture
• Ecosystem Service Payment Experience
• Forest Preferences of Amazonian Birds
• Hunting Impacts on Diversity Summarized
• ITTO and CITES Join Forces
• Logging Effects on Birds in Borneo
• Logging Effects on Crop Trees Studied
• Meetings & Courses
• Millennium Development Goal
• National Forest Poverty Reduction
• New Forestry Publication
• Plantations in Mexico
• President’s Corner
• Production and Diversity an Outstanding Book
• Publications
• Recent Description of Carbon Credits
• RIL Effects on Forest Bats
• RIL Sustainability Assessed
• Tapajos RIL Found Profitable
• Timber Plantation Trends
• Tree Adaptation to Acid Soils

December 2007 (Vol 28, No 4)

• 2007 State of the Forests Appears
• Agroforestry Trees Positive for Birdlife
• Amazon Forests Compared for Butterflies
• Amazon Forests More Diverse
• Award to Federico Bascopé
• Birds Survive Selective Logging in Malaysia
• Decentralization Trends Reported
• Dr. Julio Calvo
• FAO Asia/Pacific Publications
• Forest Carbon Storage Compared
• Forest Management Changes in Bangladesh
• Forestry Decentralization in Uganda
• Forestry Financing Analyzed
• Habitat Evaluation Not so Simple
• Increased Mixed Growth Explained
• Is the Problem Legality?
• ITTO Looks at 20 Years
• Leaf-cutting Ant Impacts Measured
• Market Trends to US Reported
• Meetings & Courses
• Plantation Planning and Management Summarized
• President’s Corner
• Recent Books
• Riparian Trees in Pasturelands Evaluated
• Smuggled Rosewood
• Teak Clones Becoming Available
• The Use of Azadirachtin to Reduce the Shoot Borer
• Throughfall Analyzed in Ecuador
• Tree Species Selection by Fragmentation
• Trees in Oil Palm Plantations
• Windbreak Thinning Effects Studied