Research reveals forestry education's status within agricultural colleges, suggesting implications for professional recognition.
A study of professional education in forestry was undertaken in 1934 by the Connell in order to fulfill the mandate of the Constitution that a list of schools of forestry be approved by them, the graduates of which will be accepted as Junior Members of the Society without further evidence of their educational training. The approved list of schools appears in S.A.F. AFFAIRS for December. Certain definite conclusions were drawn from this stndy, with respect to the position of departments of forestry located in state agricultnral colleges, which are set forth in this article, the publication of which has the approval of the Council.
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H. H. Chapman (1936) studied this question.
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