Volume 36, Number 1, January/February 1998
- President’s Message (Jill Cornell: ) Objectives and activities to support these objectives; archived Forest Owners in digital form
- Dorthy S. Darling: A Lesson to Learn
- Life on Our Forestfarm
- Internet Resources
- Henry S. Kernan: The State of World Forestry
- Dorthy Darling: Winter Water Wheel
- Peter J. Smallidge: New York’s Forests – Then and Now
- Meet Debbioe Gill
- The NYFOA Scholarship Fund
- Letters: To Increase Distribution; New York Woodland Stewards, inc. (NYWS); Consulting Foresters?
- Celiz Congrove: Verses
- Help NYFOA to Update Its Archives
- David J. Colligan: Trained Logger Certification (TLC) Program
- Widow Maker
- Forest Service to Convert to Cubic Measure
- Stalk the Tubes
- How to Make an Ash Broom
- How to Blaze Boundaries
- Property Boundary Line Trees
- Douglas C. Allen: Maple Leaf Cutter – the Story of a Moth and its Mobile Home
- Jane Sorenson Lord: Rip Van Winkle Had Good Health
Volume 36, Number 2, March/April 1998
- President’s Message (Jill Cornell): Learning about and representing NYFOA
- Dorthy S. Darling: This Day of Rising
- Douglas C. Allen, Peter J. Smallidge, and Lewis Staats: Preliminary Guidelines for Forest Owners Following the January Ice Storm
- Johm Braubitz: Beaver, Love Them of Leave Them – Part One
- 36th Annual Spring Meeting
- Biographical Sketches – Nominations for Directors of NYFOA
- Building a Pond – An Art as Much as a Science – Part I
- Peter S. Levatich: Widow Makers – Advice/Experience
- Letters
- Stumpage Price Trends (1973 – 1996)
- Peter J. Smallidge: This Thing Called Forest Management – Does it Really Differ from Gardening?
- Henry S. Kernan: Wrestling with Pluotos
- Limiting Landowner Liability Through Insurance
- And When You Die… ?
- Jane Sorensen Lord: Bye-Bye Bambi!
Volume 36, Number 3, May/June 1998
- President’s Message (Jill Cornell): NYFOA’s place in the branches of the forest family
- New Forest Owner Policy
- Building a Pond – An Art as Much as a Science – Part II
- John S. Braubitz: Beaver – Love Them or Leave Them – Part Two
- New York’s Own “Barking Dog” – The Eastern Coyote
- The Return of the Wolf – Should Wolves be Reintroduced to the Adirondacks?
- Those Other Deer Tick Diseases
- Letters
- Forestry Fast Forward
- Ask a Forester (Stephen Davison): Frost Cracks; Cubic Measure
- Mike Greason: My Favorite Tree
- Gary R. Goff: Wanted! – A Few Good Neighbors
- Cornell Cooperative Extension Publication Tells How to Enhance Wildlife Habitat
- Propagation and Use of Black Walnuts in Northern New York
- Henry S. Kernan: To Cut or Not to Cut – Our National Forests?
- Douglas C. Allen: Pine False Webworm – potential threat to NY’s white pine
- Jane Sorensen Lord: Bee Well
Volume 36, Number 4, July/August 1998
- President’s Message (Jill Cornell): Update on happenings in the forest community
- Jill Cornell: Inernational Paper – 100 Years of Growth
- Forests and Climate Change
- Building the Perfect Brush Pile
- Springtime in Our Westchester Wilderness
- Henry S. Kernan: New Forest Tax Law?
- Ask a Forester (Stephen Davison): Bad Beech; Burls
- Letters
- NYFOA Fall Membership Meeting
- The 36th Annual Awards: Heiberg Memorial Award to Peter S. Levatich; NYFOA Outstanding Service Award to Charles P. Mowatt
- NYS 1998 Tree Farm Award to Ron and Peggy Pedersen
- Dick Fox: NYFOA’s Spring Meeting
- Gary Goff: You Build It and They Will Come: A Wildlife Primer
- Douglas C. Allen: Locust Borer May Be In Your Backyard
- Jane Sorensen Lord: O, The Buzzin’ of the Bees…
Volume 36, Number 5, September/October 1998
- President’s Message (Jill Cornell): Upcoming Fall Meeting; Family Forest Fair
- Maintaining Your Pond (Part III)
- Midsummer Musings of a Forest Owner
- Grousehaven Revisited
- Jill Cornell: Profile: NYS DEC Deputy Commissioner of Natural Resources – Peter Duncan
- NYS Supports American Chestnut Research
- Peter J. Smallidge: Getting Started with a Timber Sale
- The Evolution of Our Pond
- Peter S. Levatich: At Least the Horses Knew the Ropes
- Keith A. Argow: Some Thoughts on Private Rights, Responsibilities and Public Concerns
- Ask a Forester (Stephen Davison): What is geotextile fabric and how is it used?
- John S. Braubitz: Purple Loosestrife
- Douglas C. Allen: Mourningcloak Butterfly – the spring beauty
- Jane Sorensen Lord: What’s Good for the Goose…
Volume 36, Number 6, November/December 1998
- President’s Message (Jill Cornell): Tax survey; Family Forest Fair ’98; Urging the Governor and Legislators to support funding for Private Service Forester for each county.
- Peter S. Levatich: Forest Trails
- Peter J. Smallidge: A Little Extra “TLC” for New York Forests
- Adventures in Clearcutting – The Natural Way
- Eastern White Pine
- Feeding Deer
- Letters
- Historic Forest Use in Central Europe
- Ask a Forester (Steve Davison): Invasive Japanese Bamboo (Japanese Knotweed)
- David J. Colligan: Tax Free Exchanges
- Turn in Poachers and Polluters – The TIPP Program
- My Wake Up Call about Tree Farmers
- The Fall Meeting
- NY Storms and State Forests
- Douglas C. Allen: The Cryptic World of Leafminers
- Jane Sorensen Lord: Plants and the Fall Meeting
