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The theme for each essay is change--namely the recovery of the environment and organisms og the region from the trauma of 19th and early-20th century logging to today's extensive second growth forrests...Some essays read as field guides, identifying species likely to be seen at particular locales. --K P McDonough, Northern Michigan University --K P McDonough CHOICE (12/21/2010 12:00:00 AM) These case studies are especially pertinent to environmental historians and historical geographers of Michigan and the entire Great Lakes region, and they are equally useful to scholars who want to compare and contrast ecosystems of different regions and different time periods. --Matthew D Bloom, Concordia University Texas --Matthew D Bloom Michigan Historical Review (12/21/2010 12:00:00 AM) These case studies are especially pertinent to environmental historians and historical geographers of Michigan and the entire Great Lakes region, and they are equally useful to scholars who want to compare and contrast ecosystems of different regions and different time periods. --Matthew D Bloom, Concordia University Texas This work is an excellent synthesis of the anthropology, geology, and biology of this important field station. --Taxon--Rudolf Schmid Taxon

This work is an excellent synthesis of the anthropology, geology, and biology of this important field station. --Taxon--Rudolf Schmid Taxon The theme for each essay is change--namely the recovery of the environment and organisms og the region from the trauma of 19th and early-20th century logging to today's extensive second growth forrests...Some essays read as field guides, identifying species likely to be seen at particular locales. --K P McDonough, Northern Michigan University --K P McDonough CHOICE (12/21/2010 12:00:00 AM) These case studies are especially pertinent to environmental historians and historical geographers of Michigan and the entire Great Lakes region, and they are equally useful to scholars who want to compare and contrast ecosystems of different regions and different time periods. --Matthew D Bloom, Concordia University Texas --Matthew D Bloom Michigan Historical Review (12/21/2010 12:00:00 AM) These case studies are especially pertinent to environmental historians and historical geographers of Michigan and the entire Great Lakes region, and they are equally useful to scholars who want to compare and contrast ecosystems of different regions and different time periods.--Matthew D Bloom, Concordia University Texas

This work is an excellent synthesis of the anthropology, geology, and biology of this important field station. --Taxon--Rudolf Schmid Taxon The theme for each essay is change--namely the recovery of the environment and organisms og the region from the trauma of 19th and early-20th century logging to today's extensive second growth forrests...Some essays read as field guides, identifying species likely to be seen at particular locales. --K P McDonough, Northern Michigan University -- (12/21/2010) These case studies are especially pertinent to environmental historians and historical geographers of Michigan and the entire Great Lakes region, and they are equally useful to scholars who want to compare and contrast ecosystems of different regions and different time periods. --Matthew D Bloom, Concordia University Texas These case studies are especially pertinent to environmental historians and historical geographers of Michigan and the entire Great Lakes region, and they are equally useful to scholars who want to compare and contrast ecosystems of different regions and different time periods. --Matthew D Bloom, Concordia University Texas --Matthew D Bloom Michigan Historical Review (12/21/2010)

These case studies are especially pertinent to environmental historians and historical geographers of Michigan and the entire Great Lakes region, and they are equally useful to scholars who want to compare and contrast ecosystems of different regions and different time periods.--Matthew D Bloom, Concordia University Texas This work is an excellent synthesis of the anthropology, geology, and biology of this important field station. --Taxon--Rudolf Schmid Taxon (12/21/2010 12:00:00 AM) These case studies are especially pertinent to environmental historians and historical geographers of Michigan and the entire Great Lakes region, and they are equally useful to scholars who want to compare and contrast ecosystems of different regions and different time periods. --Matthew D Bloom, Concordia University Texas --Matthew D Bloom Michigan Historical Review (12/21/2010 12:00:00 AM) The theme for each essay is change--namely the recovery of the environment and organisms og the region from the trauma of 19th and early-20th century logging to today's extensive second growth forrests...Some essays read as field guides, identifying species likely to be seen at particular locales. --K P McDonough, Northern Michigan University --K P McDonough CHOICE (12/21/2010 12:00:00 AM)

This work is an excellent synthesis of the anthropology, geology, and biology of this important field station. --Taxon--Rudolf Schmid Taxon The theme for each essay is change--namely the recovery of the environment and organisms og the region from the trauma of 19th and early-20th century logging to today's extensive second growth forrests...Some essays read as field guides, identifying species likely to be seen at particular locales. --K P McDonough, Northern Michigan University -- (12/21/2010) These case studies are especially pertinent to environmental historians and historical geographers of Michigan and the entire Great Lakes region, and they are equally useful to scholars who want to compare and contrast ecosystems of different regions and different time periods. --Matthew D Bloom, Concordia University Texas --Matthew D Bloom Michigan Historical Review (12/21/2010) These case studies are especially pertinent to environmental historians and historical geographers of Michigan and the entire Great Lakes region, and they are equally useful to scholars who want to compare and contrast ecosystems of different regions and different time periods. --Matthew D Bloom, Concordia University Texas

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Knute J. Nadelhoffer is Director of the University of Michigan Biological Station and Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Michigan. Alan J. Hogg, Jr., teaches science writing at the University of Michigan as a faculty member of the Sweetland Writing Center. His Ph.D. research explored the effects of ozone and nitrogen oxides on UMBS forests. Brian A. Hazlett is Professor Emeritus of Zoology at the University of Michigan.

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