FORESTRY, WILDLIFE, AND URBAN FORESTRY
PUBLICATION LIST AND ORDER FORM

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These forestry-related publications are available through the Cooperative Extension System Bulletin Room at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. You can order them by checking the boxes on this online order form. You can also order any CES publications or a get a complete list of available publications if you e-mail lori.barlow@uconn.edu or write to:

CIT Bulletin Room
Box U-35
University of Connecticut
Storrs, CT 06269-4035.

For an even more complete list of forestry publications from around the Northeast, order A Guide to Great Forestry and Natural Resources Publications, an indexed listing of over 500 forestry and natural resources extension publications and videos available for public distribution from extension offices throughout the northeast.

Be sure to include the complete address to mail your order to and a phone number in case we have any questions about your order. Remember that there is a charge for some publications and you will be billed for your order. There is also a $1.00 to $6.00 postage and handling charge, depending on the size of your order.

Publications

The Value of Trees in Connecticut's Urban Forest
    This book shows through photographs and accompanying text what we already know, often forget, and frequently need reminding about: that trees have value and that their value is expressed not only in monetary terms but in more subtle, yet equally important ways. Robert Ricard and John Alexopoulos.
    83 pp., loaded with photographs -- $15.00 (bulk orders $10.00 ea.)

The Impact of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid on the Health of Eastern Hemlock: an Update from Connecticut
    A summary of GIS and field based research on the relative susceptibility of hemlocks to adelgid infestations under different conditions of slope, aspect, etc. L. Bonneau, S. Broderick, and D. Civco, 1997.
    4 pp., -- N/C

*Proceedings of the 1998 Natural Resources Income Opportunities on Private Lands Conference
    University of Maryland Cooperative Extension. 288 pages covering presentations by 38 speakers on alternative income opportunities from private lands, legal issues, marketing, insurance needs, etc. Also includes papers on a variety of alternative incomes such as ginseng, fee fishing, forest guide services, fee recreation, etc.
    *Not available from UConn Extension. Order at $20.00 per copy from Washington County Cooperative Extension, 1260 Maryland Avenue, Hagerstown, MD 21740. (301) 791-1304

Books and Manuals

Enhancing Wildlife Habitats: A Practical Guide for Forest Landowners
    Covers the growth of forests, the forest community, wildlife populations, habitat requirements, wildlife movements, observing wildlife, and recognizing signs of presence. Gives specific information on the American woodcock, ruffed grouse, white-tailed deer, and eastern wild turkey. Also has sections on other upland wildlife such as rabbits, squirrels, etc. and on wetlands wildlife.
    NRAES 64 172 pp. -- $15.00
Connecticut Forest Practices Study Guide
    Provides information concerning the forest practitioner's certification. Includes sections on understanding the forest, practitioner certification regulations, examination topics and references, summary of key elements of the Connecticut forest practices act, application form and reference material and more. Comes in a three-ring binder.
    67 pages plus reference booklets -- $10.00
Effective Communications for Natural Resource Volunteers and Professionals
    Communicating with many and diverse publics can be a daunting task. But the need to communicate natural resource messages has never been greater. This publication takes a detailed look at effective communications: how to plan a communications campaign, how to target your audience and design a message for them. It describes how you can "pretest" your message and then test to see if your campaign is working. Part two describes ways to work effectively with the print and electronic media. The final section can help you speak in public more effectively and, if necessary, overcome the fear of public speaking. R.M. Ricard and S.H. Broderick, UConn Cooperative Extension System, 1996. 44 pp. -- $3.00
Effective Meetings for Natural Resource Volunteers and Professionals
    Have you ever wanted to participate in or manage a meeting more effectively and efficiently while keeping it fun? This publication will help both the natural resource professional and volunteer with natural resource organizations, councils, committees, etc. Examples of topics include meeting preparation, why meet at all, roles of the chair, role of the participant, and the agenda. A section on elementary Parliamentary Procedure is included. Rules of conduct, types of motions, order of business, and other procedures are clearly and concisely explained. R.M. Ricard, UConn Cooperative Extension System, 1996. 32 pp. -- $3.00
A Guide to Great Forestry and Natural Resources Publications
    An indexed listing of over 500 forestry and natural resources extension publications and videos available for public distribution from extension offices throughout the northeast. (May, 1996).
    NRAES-91 88 -- $6.00
A Guide to Logging Aesthetics: Practical Tips for Loggers, Foresters, and Landowners
    How to plan and conduct a timber harvest, truck roads, landings, skid trails, tree felling, administration, planning, costs, 50 full-color photos, more.
    NRAES 60 -- $6.00
Lumber from Local Woodlots
    Species, wood properties, sources of professional assistance, proper management, harvesting practices, sawing methods, lumber drying and storage.
    NRAES 27 42 pp. -- $4.00
A Resource for Everyone: Forests and the Connecticut Economy
    Connecticut's forests are a resource that contributes much to our economy, our environment, and the quality of our daily lives. This brochure gives statistics on a variety of outputs from Connecticut's forests and on their economic value. 12 pp. -- No Charge
Southern New England Christmas Tree Growers Manual
    Selecting and laying out the site, choosing the right species, site preparation, fertilization, weed, disease and insect control, animal damage, shaping, marketing, taxes, more (illustrated).92-11 88 pp. -- $4.00

Fact Sheets, Pamphlets, and Other Publications

Answers to Commonly Asked Questions About Lyme Disease
    89-39 2 pp. -- No Charge
Appointment, Powers, and Duties of Connecticut's Tree Wardens
    91-56 1 p. -- No Charge
Availability of Wood Biomass in Connecticut
    Volume of wood in forests, change in growing stock, sawmill survey, availability of wood.
    87-42 -- No charge
By Means of Trees
    Poems, verses, and quotes on trees and forests, compiled by Robert M. Ricard, UConn Cooperative Extension System
    $1.00
Connecticut Tree Warden Practices: Results of the 1991 Survey
    Results from a 1991 survey to assess the needs and activities of Connecticut's Tree Wardens. Includes a copy of the questionnaire and of the state Tree Warden Statutes. Robert M. Ricard, UConn Cooperative Extension System. 23 pp. No Charge
Connecticut Urban Forest Council Five Year Plan
    A synopsis of the early years of urban and community forestry in Connecticut and a map for the future, including specific tasks planned to be accomplished by the year 2000. Connecticut Urban Forest Council, 1996. 28 pp. No Charge
Fertilization of Trees, Shrubs, Groundcovers, and Vines in the Home Landscape
    89-7 -- $0.25
Flowering Crabapple
    20 pp. -- $1.00
Harvesting and Marketing Your Timber in Connecticut
    80-95 -- No Charge
Fund Raising for Urban and Community Forestry Programs
    Where do contributions come from? Who should fund raise? Be informed; be prepared. Put your best fact forward. Thank the donor and publicize the gift. Put it all together.
    94-1 2 pp. -- No Charge
Home Maple Syrup Production
    75-32 -- No Charge
Homeowner Control of the Gypsy Moth
    86-24 -- No Charge
Know Your Trees (NY)
    $1.50
Management Guide for Oak in New England
    83-12 16 pp.-- $0.50
Management of Red Maple Swamps
    83-46 -- No Charge
Managing Oak Forests for Fuelwood
    86-71 -- No Charge
Maple Diseases
    80-174 12 pp. -- $0.40
Planting Forest Trees in Connecticut
    82-8 -- $0.25
Production of Maple Syrup and Other Maple Products
    $0.50
Protecting Shade Trees During Home Construction
    HG 104 8 pp. -- $0.30
Rabies in Connecticut
    What is rabies? Is rabies present in Connecticut? What is the treatment? How can rabies be prevented? Rabies in wild animals. Rabies in dogs and cats. Rabies in livestock. Sources for more information
    91-41 2 pp. -- No Charge
Selected Fund Raising References for Urban and Community Forestry Programs
    A list of fund raising references.
    94-2 1 p. -- No Charge
Town Forests
    Explains what town forests are, what the benefits are, why Connecticut communities haven't established town forests, what the legal basis is, how it can be established, and how to create a management plan.
    94-8 2 pp. -- No Charge
Tree Felling
    79-25 -- $0.25
Tree Identification
    76-24 -- $0.50
Trees and Shrubs for Connecticut
    Over 200 trees and shrubs in chart listing foliage, flower, fruit, height, hardiness, outstanding characteristics, and whether they need sun, shade, or partial sun.
    87-32 56 pp. -- $1.85
Trees, Cities, and Global Warming
    90-1 -- No Charge
Trees for Urban Sites
    List of trees suitable for urban sites with scientific and common names.
    91-27 2 pp. -- No Charge
Upland Game Animals and Furbearers of Connecticut
    Descriptions and illustrations of various animals and birds found in Connecticut.
    65-12 24 pp. -- $0.70
Urban and Community Forestry Assistance in Connecticut
    91-1 -- No Charge
Vernal Pool Wetlands of Connecticut
    Describes the biology and ecological importance of vernal pool wetlands and how to identify them based on physical characteristics, vegetation, and wildlife species. Recommendations are also provided on ways to protect the pools when threatened by forestry practices or land development.
    18 pp. -- $3.00
Why Urban Forestry?
    89-28 -- No Charge
Wild Mushrooms
    69-71 -- No Charge
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