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Nature, Gardens & Animals
A Brief History of Forestry.
Bernhard Eduard Fernow
494 pages~9 hr 51 min read115 chapters$4.99
How did humans go from clearing forests to conserving them? Bernhard Fernow traces forestry from the woods of the ancients through the careful German system that taught the modern world to manage its trees. A founding history of the science, told by one of its American pioneers. The long story of how civilization learned to keep its forests.
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115 chapters
- 1A BRIEF HISTORY OF FORESTRY. In Europe, the United States and Other Countries
- 2CONTENTS.
- 3PREFACE TO SECOND EDITION.
- 4PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION.
- 5INTRODUCTORY.
- 6THE FOREST OF THE ANCIENTS.
- 71. Forest Conditions.
- 82. Development of Property.
- 93. Forest Use.
- 104. Literature.
- 11GERMANY.
- 12I. From Earliest Times to End of Middle Ages.
- 131. Development of Property Conditions.
- 142. Forest Treatment.
- 15II. First Development of Forestry Methods. (Period 1500 to 1800.)
- 161. Development of Forest Property Conditions.
- 172. Forest Conditions.
- 183. Methods of Restriction in Forest Use.
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