The Development of Forestry in Government And Education Oral History Transcrip
The Development of Forestry in Government And Education Oral History Transcrip
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They certainly serve as an irri tant and I think that they have some influence both on legislation and on the practices followed by the Forest Service and by private timberland owners.
Fry: Because of public opinion?
Dana: Yes, and because some of the policies and practices which they advocate are sound. They sometimes get us foresters mad not so much because of the programs which they sup port as because of the means used to advance them. We feel that too often they misrepresent the facts and ...that 59 Dana: they fail to credit us either with intelligence or with a genuine concern for the public interest.
Fry: Do many of these people also hold memberships in the Society of American Foresters?
Dana: Yes, and some foresters are members of the Sierra Club and other "conservation" organizations.
Fry: Can you think of a specific situation in which the activities of the Sierra Club were prominent in influenc ing forestry practices?
Dana: No, I can t spot a specific case. The influence tends to be gradual, diffused, and not spectacular.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They certainly serve as an irri tant and I think that they have some influence both on legislation and on the practices followed by the Forest Service and by private timberland owners.
Fry: Because of public opinion?
Dana: Yes, and because some of the policies and practices which they advocate are sound. They sometimes get us foresters mad not so much because of the programs which they sup port as because of the means used to advance them. We feel that too often they misrepresent the facts and ...that 59 Dana: they fail to credit us either with intelligence or with a genuine concern for the public interest.
Fry: Do many of these people also hold memberships in the Society of American Foresters?
Dana: Yes, and some foresters are members of the Sierra Club and other "conservation" organizations.
Fry: Can you think of a specific situation in which the activities of the Sierra Club were prominent in influenc ing forestry practices?
Dana: No, I can t spot a specific case. The influence tends to be gradual, diffused, and not spectacular.
What to read after The Development of Forestry in Government And Education Oral History Transcrip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Trask Dana to read onlineMoreLess
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