. Canadian forestry journal. Forests and forestry -- Canada Periodicals. ^ 1 1 ^^^^B ^^1 piiPF<; famfstB" M ^^| â â MOST reliable! ^^M â â GET CATALOGUE ^^^ ^M AT BEST DEALERS ^^^ 1 ^H OR DIRECT 1 ^1 1 ^^^1 ii IKi WINNIPEG - VANCOUVER ^ ^ â ^ ^. feature. Therefore, adequate appro- priation should be made through State taxation to make it possible to provide for the appointment of so- called district fire wardens, whose duties would be to co-operate with the local fire wardens, timber owners, and others, throughout the entire wooded area of the State. 4.â POLITICS AND STATE FORESTR
. Canadian forestry journal. Forests and forestry -- Canada Periodicals. ^ 1 1 ^^^^B ^^1 piiPF<; famfstB" M ^^| â â MOST reliable! ^^M â â GET CATALOGUE ^^^ ^M AT BEST DEALERS ^^^ 1 ^H OR DIRECT 1 ^1 1 ^^^1 ii IKi WINNIPEG - VANCOUVER ^ ^ â ^ ^. feature. Therefore, adequate appro- priation should be made through State taxation to make it possible to provide for the appointment of so- called district fire wardens, whose duties would be to co-operate with the local fire wardens, timber owners, and others, throughout the entire wooded area of the State. 4.â POLITICS AND STATE FORESTRY I I I Pennsylvania has been one of the first states to take up forestry in a serious manner and it is the onlij state that has taken up forest management in a thoroughly logical and profession- al way, remarks "Forest ; The chief difficulty has been that it began and limited its activities to strictly cut-over forest lands and often thoroughly devastated lands. Hence, it must be a long time before its foresters, whatever their skill, can restore any considerable part of the once magnificent timber cover. To accomplish anything at all the State must adopt a far-seeing statesmanlike policy, and then persistently stick to it until the foresters can show the final resultsâone hundred years and more hence. Here lies the chief diffi- culty in state forestry. Very few states have carried out any consistent long lime policies of any kind. State activities go by fits and starts, and if there is anything hostile and in- jurious to the forest work, it is the 'Tits and starts" methocl of pro- cedure. The continual organizations and reorganizations, the changing of men and ideas, the upsetting of poli- cies, and particularly greatly fluctuat- ing appropriations are incompatible with a successful State Forest Policy. Forestry requires men trained for a life work, and men of faith and vision in the future. Nothing kills the spirit of such a force of men as the u
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