Reforestation Conference (Classic Reprint): Held at Albany, November 10, 1922: Held at Albany, November 10, 1922 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore practical ideas for boosting reforestation across New York State. This book compiles discussions from a 1922 conference held in Albany, focusing on how counties, towns, and schools can work together to plant and manage forests. It highlights community actions, county committees, and extension work as key paths to turning policy into tangible results.

The material centers on how local leaders—teachers, farmers, and civic groups—can organize planting drives, map suitable sites, and share proven practices. It shows real examples of school children planting thousands of trees, county-wide outreach, and the role of state agencies in supporting demonstrations and data collection. The overall goal is to convert good ideas into lasting forest cover and productive land.

What you’ll experience

• Concrete strategies for forming county and community reforestation efforts


• Ways to organize school and community planting programs effectively


• Illustrations of public education, publicity, and demonstration planting


• Guidance on linking local action to state conservation goals and resources

Ideal for readers of public forestry history, state conservation programs, and community planning who want a clear sense of how early 20th‑century efforts aimed to reforest idle lands and support forest industries.

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