Assessment of cooperative management improves forest practices on private land, highlighting inter-agency coordination.
New Jersey's 12-year experience in cooperative management of small woodlands is notable, not only from the standpoint of introducing better forest practices on private land but also as an example of cooperation among four public agencies and private timber agents. Woodland owners deal with just one agency, the state forester's office, and more effective ground is covered by inter-agency cooperation than would otherwise be possible.
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Moore et al. (1951) studied this question.