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Practical Forestry in the Pacific Northwest / Protecting Existing Forests and Growing New Ones, from the Standpoint of the Public and That of the Lumberman, with an Outline of Technical Methods

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The text outlines the economic and practical case for conserving and managing Pacific Coast forests, examining their value to communities, industry, and agriculture; problems of fire, taxation, and idle cut-over land; and policy measures for prevention and reforestation. It presents technical methods for sustained management, species-specific guidance on natural and artificial regeneration, planting and seeding rates, growth and yield considerations, cost estimates, and fire-control techniques. A chapter addresses tree culture on farms and an appendix suggests tax reforms and organizational steps for implementing forest policy.

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E. T. Allen

E. T. Allen is an author known for his contributions to forestry and environmental management, particularly in the context of the Pacific Northwest. His notable work, "Practical Forestry in the Pacific Northwest," addresses the importance of protecting existing forests while promoting sustainable practices for growing new ones. Allen's writing reflects a dual perspective, considering both public interests and the needs of the lumber industry. Through his technical insights, he aims to educate readers on effective forestry methods and the significance of conservation in maintaining healthy ecosystems.

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