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Articles by Issue Index For information about purchasing back issues please call (615) 532-0060 (Due to limited supply not all issues are available.) 2008 Vol. LXXIV, No. 1 January/February Lost History and Local Legend Along the Warriors’ Path Stout, Jeremy Restoring the Gardens at Nashville’s Grassmere to 1850-1880 Sullivan, Barbara Slip Sliding Away: A Molluscan Expose Withers, David Ian An Early Look at Tennessee’s People: The Juan Pardo Expedition Maynard, Charles W. Great Hikes in Tennessee State Parks: Cumberland Mountain State Park – A Hike That Sparkles Wallas, Fran Tennessee State Parks Selected Best in Nation Fyke, Jim Wetland and Water Education are Highlights at the Discovery Center at Murfree Spring Zepp, Louise Using Aquatic Macroinvertebrates to Assess Water Quality in East Tennessee Streams Barrigar, Gary Waterfalls: Natures Sirens Hornal, George Conservation Update: “Connecting the Cumberlands” Project Protects 127,000 Acres Conservation Update: First Lady Andrea Conte Visits Trail of Tears Sites in Van Buren County Conservation Update: Virtual Tennessee State Parks Tour Motivates Exercisers in Smyrna Student Edition: Choose Wisely for the Future Baumstark, Mike 2008 Vol. LXXIV, No. 2 March/April Educational Web Site Takes You to Every State Historic Park Carey, Bill Tennessee and Climate Change: A Peek at Our Future Hunter, Margie Traveling for the Good of the World Hornal, George Poison Ivy, Oak and Sumac: The Poisonous Trio Hamby, Lucinda Great Hikes in Tennessee: Three Trails Make One Great Hike at Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park Wallas, Fran Cerulean Warblers in Tennessee Welton, Melinda Trail Work, Exotic Plant Removal and More Mark Tennessee Youth Conservation Corps’ First Year Zepp, Louise Managing Mosquitoes Murphree, Steve Tennessee Trails Association Celebrates 40 Years of Trail Work Poteet, Jim Conservation Update: Elsie Quarterman Wildflower Pilgrimage is Set For April 12-13 at Cedars of Lebanon State Park Conservation Update: 2008 Tennessee Envirothon State Competition Set for April 30-May 1 Student Edition: Hidden Treasures Baumstark, Mike 2008 Vol. LXXIV, No. 3 May/June Legacy Parks Foundation Works to Preserve Land in Knoxville and Knox County Zepp, Louise Bees and Nature Murphree, Steve, Skinner, John The Walton Road: An Early Route Across the Cumberland Plateau Dickinson, W.Calvin The Year of the Frog Powers, Lisa Japanese Stilt Grass: The Chance Discovery of George G. Ainslie Dorman, Nancy C. The Nesting Birds of Roan Mountain Trently, Allan J. Whip-poor-wills, on the Borderland of Invisibility Bales, Stephen Lyn Great Hikes in Tennessee State Parks: Hike Back in Time at Old Stone Fort Wallas, Fran The Greening of Bonnaroo Larson, Paula Conservation Update: Tornado Damages Wynnewood State Historic Site Conservation Update: Whooping Cranes in Bells Bend Connors, Richard Student Edition: Overcoming the Odds Baumstark, Mike 2008 Vol. LXXIV, No. 4 July/August Sweat and Oils: An Artists Perspective of the History of Fort Loudoun King, L.S. Summer Butterflies of the Cedar Glades Venable, Rita Great Hikes in Tennessee State Parks: Take a Quiet Hike on the Gilbert Gaul Trail at Fall Creek Falls Wallas, Fran Stones River National Battlefield Provides Refuge to One of Tennessee’s Rarest Plants Hogan, Terri Tennessee’s National Natural Landmarks Contribute to the Nation’s Geological and Ecological History Bishop, Andrea Shea Gruetli – The Swiss Colony on the Cumberland Plateau Priestley, Mary Patten Education and Wildlife Rehabilitation at Walden’s Puddle Zepp, Louise Trees amd Herbs Host Butterflies Wehrheim, Kelly Conservation Update: Road Sign Campaign Alerts Public to Our Watershed Resource Conservation Update: Plan Your Ideal Summer Trip to a Tennessee State Park Conservation Update: Tennessee Celebrates State Natural Areas Week Conservation Update: TCM Web Survey Responses at Mid Year of Year Long Survey Conservation Update: Port Royal Receives Grants for Trail of Tears Impovements Conservation Update: Department Prepares for Upcoming National Natural Areas Conference in Nashville Bowen, Brian Student Edition: Ceremonial Structures Predate Recorded History Baumstark, Mike 2007 Vol. LXXIII, No. 1 January/February Recognizing 70 Years of The Tennessee Conservationist Davis, Marge 2 Tennessee State Parks Celebrates It’s 70th Anniversary Carroll, Stuart 70 Ways You Can Be a Conservationist in Tennessee Avant, Bill All About Bark Watson, Aubrey Volunteers Make Big Impact at Memphis Botanic Garden Zepp, Louise Historical Hike Through Lookout Mountain and the Tennessee River Gorge Browder, Hilary Montgomery Bell State Park Sets the Pace for State Park Recycling Treglia, Christina Is Spring Near? Only the Groundhog Knows for Sure Kornman, Julie Great Hikes in Tennessee State Parks: Three Ways to Hike the Perfect Winter Trail at Long Hunter State Park Wallas, Fran Conservation Update: Heritage Conservation Trust Fund Supports Eight Projects with First Round of Grants Conservation Update: Tennessee Aquires More Than 12,500 Acres on Cumberland Plateau Conservation Update: 20 People “Canoe-T” to Work in Nashville Via the Cumberland River Student Edition: The Last County to Leave Baumstark, Mike 2007 Vol. LXXIII, No. 2 March/April Amelia Laskey, Nashville’s Bird Lady Kaplan, Carol Farrar Birding Tennessee: A Beginners Guide Byrne, Ed Oil and Water: A Recipe for Pollution Hargrove, Karen, Larson, Paula The Privet Plague Bishop, Andrea Shea Andre Michaux and His Son Fancois Andre Michaux in Tennessee Williams, Charlie Naturalists Come From Three States to Roan Mountain Each Spring Bauer, Jennifer Searching for Record Trees in the Greenbrier Watershed Blozan, Will Avoiding Dangerous Wildlife Encounters Zachry, Joel G. Great Hikes in Tennessee State Parks: Standing Stone State Park Wallas, Fran Conservation Update: Turtle Patrol Plans for T.O. Fuller State Park Conservation Update: Turtle Work Garners Award for T.O. Fuller State Park Conservation Update: French Broad Preservation Association Plans Canoe/Kayak Put-In Student Edition: A Heated Debate Baumstark, Mike 2007 Vol. LXXIII, No. 3 May/June Offset Your Carbon Footprint Avant, Bill Great Hikes in Tennessee: Burgess Falls State Natural Area Offers the Most Waterfalls in the Shortest Distance Wallas, Fran Venomous Creatures of Tennessee Powers, Lisa Lost Species Examined in Exhibit at Ijams Nature Center in Knoxville Zepp, Louise Meteorite Impact Structures in Tennessee Berwind, Marvin Astronomy Q & A Alvey, Rocky 3 Big Frog Mountain Offers Good Hiking and Backpacking Skelton, Will The Lifestyle of the American Crow Trently, Allan J. Conservation Update: Brady Mountain Dedication Recognizes Gift to State of Significant Cumberland Plateau Parcel Conservation Update: Brady Mountain Celebrates Legacy and Conservation Achievements of Bob Brown Conservation Update: Heritage Conservation Trust Fund Grant Supports Historic Rugby Student Edition: Clean Up on Isle Three Baumstark, Mike 2007 Vol. LXXIII, No. 4 July/August Things You Can Do For Cleaner Air Zepp, Louise Operation Ruby Throat Workshop Wehrheim, Kelly Nature Inspired Dance in Nashville’s Centennial Park Kaplan, Carol Farrar The Civilian Conservation Corps: One Man’s Journey Forbes, Ryan Great Hikes in Tennessee State Parks: The Obed Wild and Scenic River Segment of the Cumberland Trail Wallas, Fran Uprooting Exotic Invasive Plants in the Garden: Native Alternatives to Ornamental Pests Hunter, Margie Jellyfish in Tennessee? Theroux, Mary Tennessee’s Native Lilies Holt, Don The Four-toed Salamander, An Unseen Inhabitant of Tennessee’s Seasonal Wetlands Hamed, Kevin, Laughlin, Thomas Conservation Update: The Tennessee Conservationist Celebrates 70th Anniversary Conservation Update: NABA Butterfly Counts Scheduled Conservation Update: Lotus Festival Set For Lichterman Nature Center in Memphis Student Edition: The Volunteer Connection Baumstark, Mike 2007 Vol. LXXIII, No. 5 September/October Finding Nature in Nashville Bivens, Sandy Don’t Turn It Lose Powers, Lisa Creating a Mississipi River Corridor in Tennessee Davis, Marge Volunteers Monitor Recycling Drop Off Locations Zepp, Louise The Cumberlands, Noahs Ark for Plants: Botanist Henry K. Svenson’s Explorations in Tennessee Bishop, Andrea Shea Ancient Cave Art at Dunbar Cave State Natural Area Simek, Jan; Wallace, Amy; Douglas, Joesph C. Great Hikes in Tennessee State Parks: Roan Mountain State Park’s Hike for Athletes-in-Training Wallas, Fran The Naturalist’s Trail: John Muir and His Trek Through the Mountains of East Tennessee Bass II, Quentin R. Species of Eternity Priestley, Mary Patten Conservation Update: Governor Bredesen Signs Natural Areas Legislation Conservation Update: Night Hike Planned for Lichterman Nature Center Conservation Update: Conservation Camp Planned for Sept. 17-18 Student Edition: Hiding in Plain Sight Baumstark, Mike 4 2007 Vol. LXXIII, No. 6 November/December 2007 Governor’s Environmental Stewardship Awards Glapa, Kathy You Can Become a Household Partner in the Tennessee Pollution Prevention Program – We Did! Grimwood, Donovan The Migrant: Keeping Tennessee Birders Informed Since 1930 Martin, Knox Create an Aquatic Habitat for Your Yard or Deck Powers, Lisa Eagle Education Opportunities Abound in Tennessee and Nearby Zepp, Louise FDR’s Dedication of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Coggins, Allen R. Great Hikes in Tennessee State Parks: Savage Gulf – A Winter Hike for Scenic Views Wallas, Fran The Coyote: The Modern Day Big Bad Wolf? Vincent, Randy, Welch, LinnAnn Bat Blitz Nets Over 100 Biologists Lewis, Laura Conservation
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