State Forestry Laws ... (Through Regular Session, 1913-1921) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175832610)

This volume compiles state forestry laws in the United States from the regular sessions of 1913 to 1921. It offers a comprehensive overview of the legal framework governing forestry practices during a period of increasing awareness of conservation and resource management. Intended as a reference for policymakers, legal professionals, and forestry experts, "State Forestry Laws" provides detailed insight into the regulations affecting timber harvesting, forest protection, and land use across different states.

The compilation showcases the diverse approaches taken by individual states in addressing forestry challenges, reflecting varying regional priorities and economic interests. This historical record is valuable for understanding the evolution of environmental law and the development of sustainable forestry practices in the United States.

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