Conservation

In "Conservation: The Form or The Substance: Which?", Wilson Martindale Compton examines the principles and practices of natural resource conservation in the early 20th century. This work provides insight into the debates surrounding resource management and the balance between utilizing natural resources and preserving them for future generations.

Compton's analysis explores various aspects of conservation, likely focusing on forests and other natural assets. Readers interested in the history of environmental policy and the roots of modern conservation movements will find this book to be a valuable resource. This book offers a historical perspective on the challenges of balancing economic needs with environmental stewardship.

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