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  1. Ecological Footprints
  2. Steven N. Handel
  3. pp. 1-2
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  1. The Prairie Reconstruction Initiative Database: Promoting Standardized Documentation of Reconstructions
  2. Benjamin A. Walker, Cami Dixon, Pauline Drobney, Sarah Jacobi, Victoria M. Hunt, Amanda McColpin, Karen Viste-Sparkman, Lucas Straw
  3. pp. 3-5
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  1. Developing a Framework for Evaluating Tallgrass Prairie Reconstruction Methods and Management
  2. Diane L. Larson, Marissa Ahlering, Pauline Drobney, Rebecca Esser, Jennifer L. Larson, Karen Viste-Sparkman
  3. pp. 6-18
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  1. Transplanting Following Non-Native Plant Control in Rocky Mountain Foothills Fescue Grassland Restoration
  2. Holly J. Stover, M. Anne Naeth, Sarah R. Wilkinson
  3. pp. 19-27
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  1. Tipping the Native-Exotic Balance: Succession in Restored Upland Prairies in Oregon’s Willamette Valley
  2. Briana Christine Lindh
  3. pp. 28-40
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  1. Passive Roadside Restoration Reduces Management Costs and Fosters Native Habitat
  2. Sara K. Wigginton, Laura A. Meyerson
  3. pp. 41-51
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  1. Tree Seedling Survival Depends on Canopy Age, Cover and Initial Composition: Trade-offs in Forest Restoration Enrichment Planting
  2. Daniel C. Laughlin, Bruce D. Clarkson
  3. pp. 52-61
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  1. Effects of Social-Ecological Scale Mismatches on Estuary Restoration at the Project and Landscape Level in Puget Sound, USA
  2. Jesse S. Sayles
  3. pp. 62-75
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  1. Evaluating Riparian Restoration Success: Long-Term Responses of the Breeding Bird Community in California’s Lower Putah Creek Watershed
  2. Kristen E. Dybala, Andrew Engilis Jr., John A. Trochet, Irene E. Engilis, Melanie L. Truan
  3. pp. 76-85
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  1. Abstracts
  3. pp. 86-93
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  1. Recently Received Titles
  3. p. 93
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  1. Meetings
  3. p. 94
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