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Back issues of Patterns of Choice

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1. Summer 1997

• Colville Tribe blazes the trail by Peter Donovan
• Learning as a group: the ROGUES of Baker County
• Seeking transformation: the WSU/Kellogg project
• Ecosystem processes: the water cycle
• An evolution, not an event: how the WSU/Kellogg project started and where it's going by Don Nelson
• Beyond Conflict to Consensus: An Introductory Learning Manual, Part 1 by Bob Chadwick

2. Fall 1997

• Who will take care of the land? Challis teams begin to design a future for their community by Peter Donovan
• Ecosystem processes: energy flow
• The Deseret experience by Gregg Simonds
• Management makes the difference at WSU's Beef Center by Doug Warnock
• Beyond Conflict to Consensus: An Introductory Learning Manual, Part 2 by Bob Chadwick

3. Winter 1998

• Diversifying for profit, pleasure, and production by Joel Salatin
• Ecosystem processes: mineral cycle
• Low-stress livestock handling by Steve Cote
• Beyond Conflict to Consensus: An Introductory Learning Manual, Part 3 by Bob Chadwick

4. July 1998

• Learning from change at Vee Tee Feeders by Bud Williams and Richie Davies
• Ecosystem processes: community dynamics
• Building trust while working with livestock: Part 1 by Bud Williams
• Low-stress livestock handling by Steve Cote
• Beyond Conflict to Consensus: An Introductory Learning Manual, Part 4 by Bob Chadwick

5. October 1998

• Creating an open log market in interior British Columbia by Peter Donovan
• Building trust while working with livestock: Part 2 by Bud Williams
• Low-stress livestock handling by Steve Cote
• The Monitor: Animal impact and grasshoppers
  by Joel Herrmann
• Beyond Conflict to Consensus: An Introductory Learning Manual, Part 5 by Bob Chadwick

6. January 1999

• Economic development as personal and community growth by Peter Donovan
• Building trust while working with livestock: Part 3 by Bud Williams
• Low-stress livestock handling by Steve Cote
• The Monitor: Matheson Farms by Sandra Matheson
• Asking for the sale by Tim King
• Beyond Conflict to Consensus: An Introductory Learning Manual, Part 6 by Bob Chadwick

7. April 1999

• Improving a small acreage with three horses
• The Monitor: A creek in California
• Raising scenery by Jack Varian
• Building trust while working with livestock: Part 4 by Bud Williams
• Passion, entrepreneurship, and the rebirth of local economy by Ernesto Sirolli
• A matter of method: Merve Wilkinson's Wildwood Tree Farm
• Low-stress livestock handling by Steve Cote
• Managing power (Part 1) by Bob Chadwick

8. July 1999

• Generating social capital in an urban neighborhood by Peter Donovan
• A small town looks to its assets
  by Peter Donovan
• The Monitor: BLM mine restoration
• Working with dogs (Part 1) by Bud Williams
• Low-stress livestock handling by Steve Cote
• Managing power (Part 2) by Bob Chadwick

9. Fall 1999

• Wilke team designs a no-till future by Peter Donovan
• Managing for a whole forest by Peter Donovan
• The Monitor: Planned cell grazing on "Lana" NSW
• Working with dogs (Part 2) by Bud Williams
• Low-stress livestock handling by Steve Cote
• Managing scarcity by Bob Chadwick

10. Winter 1999

• Oregon Country Beef an interview with Doc and Connie Hatfield
• "Untrained dogs of yesteryear" by Bud Williams
• Low-stress livestock handling by Steve Cote
• Managing stereotypes by Bob Chadwick

11. Spring 2001

• Passion and entrepreneurship: development tools for a changing economy by Peter Donovan
• Land Doctor
• Dennis Wobeser: from feedyard to grass farming
• Direct marketing organic lamb by Andi Sexton
• Starting stock dogs by Eunice Williams
• Learning from the Colville Tribe
• Managing scarcity by Bob Chadwick

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