A historical look at Michigan’s early forestry efforts and policy.
This 1888 volume presents the first formal report of the State Forestry Commission, outlining its purpose, authority, and duties, along with the organization and key officers who guided the work. It situates the commission within the legal framework of the time and explains how it planned to study forest health, fires, and management across the state.
The book frames the commission’s mission to investigate how forests are being destroyed and how land use, climate, and water power relate to forest wealth. It also includes a prefatory note on the convention’s findings and a broad scope of topics tied to Michigan’s forest resources, from tree species to timber markets and laws relating to forests.
Ideal for readers of environmental history, policy, and Michigan regional history who want context on how foresters and lawmakers approached forest stewardship in the 1880s.
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