Some Animal Aspects of Reforestation and Erosion Control

The pivotal point to this article by Dr. Taylor is in his recommendation that the control of native-animal life should be considered locally and specifically rather than in general or universal terms. Also that some expert study and diagnosis should be made of a given locality before a comprehensive program of work is set up. The Emergency Conservation program presents a large field for work that it has not been practicable heretofore to program. With that opportunity also comes the responsibility of weighing and deciding the relative need and possible scope that a given activity should take according to locality. There is, in other words, no universally applicable hard and fast sample plot method of approach to many of our bio-ecological problems.