The evaluation of federal conservation bureaus faces scrutiny, suggesting foresters' responses may lack thoughtfulness.
Has the attitude of the forestry profession in the matter of reorganization and realignment of federal conservation bureaus been constructive, and have foresters been guided by a judicial appraisal of the pros and cons of this controversial and widely publicized subject? The author does not think so and here gives his reasons.
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