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September 19, 2025Journal of Forestry0 citations

Regulation of Cutting on Privately Owned Forest Lands in New England — Committee on Private Forests, New England Section, Society of American Foresters

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KBK. E. BarracloughPCP. T. CoolidgeLFLawrence Freedman

Key Points

  • Public regulation of private forests raises ongoing discussions and concerns among stakeholders in forestry.
  • The report from the Society of American Foresters addresses the effects of regulation on privately owned forests.
  • Foresters, as impacted professionals, will find critical insights regarding regulation's implications.
  • This examination suggests a need for continued engagement and professional discussion around forest regulation.

Abstract

Abstract The public regulation of privately owned forests is a live question. The fact that a Section of the Society has had a committee to study the basis for, and the probable effects of, public regulation on private forests is indicative of professional virility. All foresters directly and indirectly interested in public regulation, which means every member of the Society, will find this report of the New England Section of great interest.

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Barraclough et al. (1940) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4764731b076d99fa6e059https://doi.org/10.1093/jof/38.1.10
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  1. 1Backgrounds, Methods, and Problems of Public Regulation of Private Forests1941
  2. 2Evolution in Forest Regulation1941
  3. 3Forest Disease Control in New England1935
  4. 4Who Should Control the Forests?--An Historical Study of Government Regulation1944
  5. 5Recommended Forest Practice Standards for New England1944