Mr Young complained that the Forest Service had begun to manage its lands according to the tenets of a movement called Deep Ecology, which espouses a set of beliefs drawn from various philosophies and eastern religions.
The director, in his airy way, has really created a world here: he turns the urban Northwest into a Forest of Arden for young professionals and hopeful grunge-rockers.
The windfall will be used to continue the church's work with young people and families in the New Forest.
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But in fact, young red leaves are equally common throughout a forest's layers.
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Figures for October 2011 show in Waltham Forest 10.3% of young people claimed, in Tower Hamlets it was 10%, 9.6% claimed in Newham and 9.4% in Barking and Dagenham and Hackney.
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Nottingham Forest is to help train hundreds of young Nottinghamshire people at a new centre at the City Ground every week.
The timbermen's frustration reached boiling point last October, when members of the Associated Contract Loggers took the advice of a Twin Cities lawyer, Stephen Young, and filed suit against environmentalists and the Forest Service.
If preventing fungal attack were the explanation, he argues, young red leaves ought to be more common in a forest's wet understorey, where fungi thrive, than in the drier canopy.
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Roddy Macleod, of Forest Enterprise Scotland, which has planted hundreds of young aspen, said it was a positive project.
His last published book was 2007's "The Castle in the Forest" -- a fictionalized account of a young Adolf Hilter.
Whether Stieglitz was capturing the growing forest of skyscrapers in Manhattan, or snapping his final image of a young tree, he was always looking for the new.
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During the ceremony, four young men climb a wooden pole eighteen to forty metres high, freshly cut from the forest with the forgiveness of the mountain god.
These have included forest trees, trees in urban areas such as parks and gardens, and also young trees in nurseries.
Charity Forest YMCA hopes the temporary accommodation will act as a "stepping stone" for young people moving towards independent living.
In the 1990s when I was young, there was a land selling frenzy within the neighbourhood in preference for cheap or free forest land in Mau.
The sanctuary, which is located just outside Kinshasa in some 30 hectares of primary forest, is today home to at least 65 bonobos, many of which are young orphans that have been either rescued from the wild or brought in after hunters killed their parents.
The narrator becomes a young boy (alternately played by Noah Radcliffe and Jack Broderick) who wanders into a nearby forest to escape a family argument and gets swept up in the fast-unfolding plot, in which Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel and Jack (the one who brought down the beanstalk) run collectively afoul of a witch, a wolf and a giant.
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Duma, along with researchers at both Virginia Tech and Wake Forest, is conducting a long-term study of how hits to the head affect 119 young football players.
When Boyden arrived at Georgia Tech in February to give a lecture in the "Young Innovators" series, his puffy North Face jacket, slightly tousled curly locks and frizzy beard contrasted with Forest's pressed suit, lilac collared shirt and short salt-and-pepper hair -- almost like an Apple vs.
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