Overview

Originally published in 1968, this book discusses the principles and methods on which forest management has been founded in the past and how these principles and methods still apply or are affected by modern management skills, changing demands, social habits and resources. The book is concerned mainly with the technical aspects of forestry and the classic foundations of management. To a lesser degree it deals with commercial efficiency, labour relations and the implications of these. The historical chapter shows the tends in the development of forestry, particularly in Europe.

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Original reviews of The Management of Forests: ‘…a most valuable contribution to the range of essential forestry textbooks.’ C. J. Taylor, Forestry ‘The material is well-arranged, the style is simple and effective, the exposition clear…’ L. T. Carron, Australian Forestry 33: 2 (1969) ‘This is a book which all forestry students should possess…’ D. Kinloch, The Commonwealth Forestry Review, Vol 48, No. 2 (1969)

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