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The (Milford, NH) CABINET

If there is one fact the book brings home it is that forests are always changing, and that the operative word may well be diversity. The (Milford, NH) CABINET

-If there is one fact the book brings home it is that forests are always changing, and that the operative word may well be diversity.---The (Milford, NH) CABINET

This book constitutes a big and bold salvo in the already contentious battles over the value of extensive uncut forests and the ecological effects of significant clearcuts. It is written by highly respected experts, and the goals of the book and of the forest management they advocate are clear--that more wildlife species are better. --Northern Woodlands

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Richard M. Degraaf is Leader of the U.S. Forest Service Wildlife Habitat Research Unit at Amherst, Massachusetts. Among his many publications are New England Wildlife: Habitat, Natural History, and Distribution (UPNE, 2000), and Trees, Shrubs, and Vines for Attracting Birds, second edition, revised (UPNE, 2002). Mariko Yamasaki is Research Wildlife Biologist at the U.S. Forest Service in Durham, New Hampshire. She is co-author of UPNE's New England Wildlife: Habitat, Natural History, and Distribution. William B. Leak is principal silviculturalist with the Northern Hardwoods Research Unit, Northeastern Forest Experiment Station in Durham, New Hampshire. Anna M. Lester is a wildlife biologist who conducts geographical information systems research for the U.S. Forest Service Wildlife Research Unit in Amherst, Massachusetts.

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