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David Hobson
75 Wilson Street, #7
Portland, ME 04101
203-228-8922
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Massachusetts
Bruce Spencer
P.O. Box 71
New Salem, MA 01355
978-544-5144
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Connecticut
Tim Abbott
Greensleeves Environmental Services
59 Prospect Street
Canaan, CT 06018
860-672-6678
860-824-7720
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Dan Donahue
Norcross Wildlife Foundation, Inc.
30 Peck Road
Monson, MA 01057
(413) 267-9306 (Sanctuary)
(860) 429-709
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Rhode Island Christopher Riely
Providence Water
42 Harkness Street
Providence, RI 02909-1636
401-225-6135
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New York
Jeff Luoma
North Country School
P.O. Box 187
Lake Placid, NY 12946
518-523-9329 ext. 121
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Southeast Region
Nate and Jessica Wilson
197 8th St.
Monteagle, TN
931-924-4539
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Pacific Northwest Region
Jean Shaffer
Nisqually TreeArt
8400 Rocky Lane SE
Olympia WA 98513
360-459-0946
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Wisconsin
Thomas Wyse
Living Forest Cooperative
422 Third Street West, Suite 103
Ashland, WI 54806
715-682-9651
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Minnesota
Peter Bundy
Masconom Forestry
PO Box 129
Crosby, MN 56441
218-546-7626
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Forest Wisdom Issue 13
Invasive Species. The latest Forest Wisdom (Issue 13, spring 2009) focuses on excellent forestry and invasive species. It includes Forest Guild member observations, hunches, and experiences with a wide range of invasives across the U.S. Other articles focus on outbreaks of previously obscure native insects, on-the-ground methods to control invasive species, and staying ahead of invasives species in the face of climate change and uncertainty.
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