Forestry

This comprehensive government report, published in 1919, provides a detailed analysis of the state of British Columbia's timber resources and the economic and ecological implications of their management. The report includes data on forest inventory, logging practices, and the processing and marketing of timber products. The report's emphasis on the long-term sustainability of forest resources offers an important historical perspective on ongoing debates over forest management and conservation.

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