Abstract Until forestry is practiced on privately-owned timberlands the problem of a permanent and sufficient supply of forest products cannot be solved. The best solution is sustained-yield management. This will require responsible leadership from the timberland owners themselves but the public must meet them half-way. The author, a strong proponent of public coodiaeresisperation through regional and national councils, and of federal aid through low-interest loans, outlines his plans for assuring adequate supplies of wood.
A. B. Recknagel (Mon,) studied this question.
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