The author criticizes TVA Board policies on forestry and underscores key achievements in wildlife management.
The author resigned as head of the Forestry Division of the Tennessee Valley Authority January 31, 1938. His article sharply criticizes certain policies and the lack of others by the Board of Directors, while upholding the work in forestry, soil erosion control, and wildlife management that has been done. Sincere and without animus, his opinions are wholly personal, and, although they may be shared by other foresters, they are not to be considered as the opinions of the Society of American Foresters or of the forestry profession generally.
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