ARE FAVORITES OF MINE.................I READ THEIR QUARTERLY MAGAZINE COVER TO COVER...............THEY DO GREAT WORK COVERING ALL THE ISSUES OF THE NORTHERN FOREST OF NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK STATE...................STEPHEN LONG IS ONE OF THE FOUNDERS OF THIS ORGANIZATION AND HE HAS BECOME A FRIEND OVER TIME....................THOSE OF YOU WITH INTEREST IN REWILDING NEW ENGLAND AND THE EASTERN USA WOULD ENJOY SUBSCRIBING TO NORTHERN WOODLANDS MAGAZINE......................I AM GOING TO TAKE STEPHEN UP ON HIS RECOMMENDATION TO PURCHASE ALAN SPARKS "DREAMING OF WOLVES" BOOK ............WILL LET YOU KNOW WHAT I THINK IN FUTURE POSTS.........................
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From: Stephen Long [mailto:steve@northernwoodlands.org]
Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2010 11:02 AM
To: Meril, Rick
Subject: Alan Sparks book
Hi Rick,
I'm not sure whether you've heard about Alan Sparks' book, Dreaming of Wolves. He wrote a piece for NW a few years back about wolves in Romania, and how their presence there might serve as a model for here in the Northeast. At any rate, he's just published his book on his experiences in Romania, and I think you would find it very interesting. Publisher is Hancock House.
I hope all is going well for you.
Best,
Steve
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