The Indians and their Lands

The Indian reservations and their millions of acres of forest have long been a subject of interest to professional foresters and our molders of American forest policy. Not a few members of our own Society of American Foresters have devoted their best years and their sincerest endeavor to the development of policies and prcatices that would bring about a sound system of management of the Indian forest properties. The ideals of the new administration in the Office of Indian Affairs, as set forth in this article, and the plans for realizing them should engage the earnest attention of every reader of the JOURNAL.