Outline presents two potential acquisition programs for forest land in Tennessee, suggesting pathways for state forestry improvement.
Herewith is State Forester Hazard's outline of two possible courses of action for public forest acquisition in Tennessee. His comparison of their respective merits is of no little interest and value in the current active interchange of ideas concerning state forestry and ways and means for developing it to its proper place in the general scheme of things.
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John W. Hazard (1935) studied this question.
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