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Chemistry in the education of a forester

Journal of Chemical Education, 1939
Abstract Forestry is an applied science based on the natural sciences. Because of this fact most forestry curricula include a smattering of work in all the natural sciences. In a sense this is a desirable situation; in another sense it is an undesirable situation.
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Education in Forest Economics

Journal of Forestry, 1935
Abstract This report emphasizes the broad scope and basic importance of forest economics. It recommends more adequate training in this field for the general practitioner, but discusses chiefly the preparation of specialists. These, the committee believes, should have a training in forestry approximately equivalent to the bachelor's ...
S. T. Dana, C. H. Guise, Walter Mulford
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Forest Education

Journal of Forestry, 1933
Abstract This article, by the former editor of the Journal, was prepared originally as a review, but because of its length and many quotations of significant statements, is presented as an article.
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The Requirements for and Education of a Forester

Journal of Forestry, 1937
Abstract No profession can rise much higher than the schools that train men for that profession. The discussion at the Annual Meeting of the Northwest Scientific Association is evidence of the broad and intense interest in the general subject of forest education.
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A Librarian Looks at Forest Education

Journal of Forestry, 1937
Abstract Forestry, along with other arts and sciences, is on the one hand ever widening the scope of its activities and on the other ever narrowing its fields of specialization. A complex and challenging problem is thus presented to forest schools.
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