Commercial Forestry in Britain. Its Decline and Revival

“Commercial Forestry in Britain: Its Decline and Revival” examines the historical trends in British forestry practices. This book analyzes the causes of deforestation and the decline of the timber industry in Britain, further proposing strategies for revival through sustainable forest management. It covers topics such as afforestation, the economic implications of forestry, and the importance of timber as a resource. Written by Edward Percy Stebbing, this work serves as an invaluable resource for those interested in the history of forestry and natural resource management in Britain.

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