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| Article | Author |
| Thoughts on Conservation | John H Browne, Jr. |
| Conserving Washington's Rare Plants | Wendy Gibble |
| A Look at Washington's Rare Plants: Cotton's Milkvetch (Astragalus cottonii) | Wendy Gibble |
| On Selling Rare Plants | Joe Arnett and John Gamon |
Bringing Alpines Low: Contrary Gardening in Seattle |
Richard Ramsden |
| Growing Columbia Lilies from Seed | Kathleen Whitson |
Stonerose Interpretive Center Eocene Fossil Site |
Kathy Murray |
| Favorite Wildflower Destinations-- Table Mountain, Kittitas County | David Giblin |
| Kruckeberg Botanic Garden: A Legacy Shared with the Washington Native Plant Society |
Sarah Baker and Richard Olmstead |
| Study Weekend Reports | |
| Butterflies of the Pacific Northwest by William Neill with photographs by Doug Hepburn (book review) | Stewart Wechsler |
| Restoring the Pacific Northwest, The Art and Science of Ecological Restoration in Cascadia by Dean Apostol and Marcia Sinclair | Jurgen A. Hess |
| WNPS Election Ballot 2008 | |
| Information for Contributors | |
| Welcome New Members | |
| Thank You for Your Generosity | |
| Giving at the Workplace |
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Dr. Art Kruckeberg was editor of Douglasia for many years and remains a major contributor to its continuing existence. Kudos to him and to all the others who make this newsletter possible. In the journal, Dr. Kruckeberg is sometimes identified by the initials A.R.K., or by "Doug," his editorial alias.