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Georgia Wildlife Federation The Fire Forest Longleaf Pine-Wiregrass Ecosystem
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Contents Natural History: Longleaf Pine-Wiregrass Ecosystem By R. Todd Engstrom, L. Katherine Kirkman, and Robert J. Mitchell Creature Feature: Northern Bobwhite Quail By Michelle S. Davis Conservationist: Leon Neel, the Fire Prophet By Elizabeth W. Crofton Cultural History: How Humans Shaped the Piney Woods Ecosystem By John P. McGuire Issues: Saving the Longleaf Pine Ecosystem By Pamela P. Holliday Wildnotes: Plants & Animals of the Longleaf Pine-Grassland Ecosystem By Elizabeth W. Crofton Fieldtrip: Stalking the Wild Longleaf Pine Ecosystem By Richard J. Lenz Essay: Conserving the Fabric By Jerry L. McCollum and James R. Wilson Sidebars Physiographic Districts of Georgia (With Map) Red-cockaded Woodpeckers: Prospects for Recovery By R. Todd Engstrom Robert Winship Woodruff: Outdoorsman and Conservationist By Sue Hilliard and Lindsay Boring Herbert L. Stoddard Sr.: King of the Fire Forest By Elizabeth W. Crofton Tall Timbers Research Station: Rooted in Fire Ecology By R. Todd Engstrom The Longleaf Alliance Promotes Region-wide Longleaf Recovery By Mark Hainds The Joseph W. Jones Ecological Research Center at Ichauway: Dedicated to Research, Education, and Conservation By Lindsay Boring and Sue Hilliard Forest Beloved By Janisse Ray The Nature Conservancy: Focusing on Protection and Restoration By Sarah G. Lowry
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