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...eered forestry in India. He introduced [[Gifford Pinchot]], the "father of American forestry," to Brandis and Ribbentrop in Europe. From these men, Pinchot lea ==Contributions by hunters==

| name = American Ginseng

...gardens (also practiced during WWII in the ghettos of Eastern Europe), in American inner-cities, community groups have reclaimed abandoned or junked lots for ...resident-led volunteer group in an underserved neighborhood called Bayview Hunters Point, has created an open public garden on city-owned land, an enclosed fo

...nited States Forest Service]], working in the [[Southwestern United States|American Southwest]] (New Mexico and Arizona) until he was transferred in [[1924]] t [[Category:American naturalists|Leopold, Aldo]]

...sale, calling it 'low-bush cranberry.' Throughout the whole of N. Canada, hunters and trappers, as well as the native Indians, have frequently to depend upon <!--- xxxxx *American Horticultural Society: A-Z Encyclopedia of Garden Plants, by Christopher Br