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This issue of the IJW includes two articles focused on fire. Wilderness Fire Policy in the Southwest (David M. Ostergren and Megan L. Triplett) looks into the challenges regarding reintroducing fire into wilderness. Changing Research Needs in Wilderness Fire (Carol Miller) discusses fire management strategies researched at the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute. Other articles include:
• Wilderness and Wildlands in Romanian Carpathians
• The Society for Wilderness Stewardship
• A Perspective on the 100th Anniversary of the Quetico Superior Region
• Pressures on the Wilderness Values of the Antarctic Continent
TABLE of CONTENTS
FEATURES
EDITORIAL PERSPECTIVES The Society for Wilderness Stewardship BY REBECCA ORESKES
SOUL OF THE WILDERNESS A Perspective on the 100th Anniversary of the Quetico Superior Region BY ROB KESSELRING
STEWARDSHIP
Pressures on the Wilderness Values of the Antarctic Continent BY TINA TIN, ALAN D. HEMMINGS, and RICARDO ROURA
SCIENCE and RESEARCH
Wilderness Fire Policy in the Southwest Advocacy Coalitions, Policy Conflict, and Progress BY DAVID M. OSTERGREN and MEGAN L. TRIPLETT
PERSPECTIVES FROM THE ALDO LEOPOLD WILDERNESS RESEARCH INSTITUTE Changing Research Needs in Wilderness Fire BY CAROL MILLER
EDUCATION and COMMUNICATION
Awakening Place Awareness during a 30-Day Wilderness Leadership Program BY GARRETT HUTSON and LUCY BAILEY
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
Sacred Natural Sites of Indigenous and Traditional Peoples in Mexico, A Methodology for Inventorying BY GONZALO OVIEDO and MERCEDES OTEGUI
Ninth World Wilderness Congress in 2009 BY VANCE G. MARTIN
Wilderness and Wildlands in Romanian Carpathians BY ERIKA STANCIU
WILDERNESS DIGEST
Announcements
Book Reviews
A Handbook on International Wilderness Law and Policy EDITED BY CYRIL F. KORMOS
Taking the Air: Ideas and Change in Canada’s National Parks BY PAUL KOPAS