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Wisconsin Bookwatch, August, 2004
The U.S. Forest Service
Harold K. Steen
Forest History Society
c/o University Of Washington Press
PO Box 50096, Seattle, WA 98145-5096
0295983736 $16.95 1-206-543-4050
Author Harold K. Steen is a former president of the Forest History Society teaching conservation history in New Mexico, and his The U.S. Forest Service provides reader with a centennial edition history celebrating the upcoming centennial of the Forest Service's creation, next year. A new preface by Steen compliments this new edition (originally published in 1976) just for this event, with its chapters discussing forest conservation issues, wilderness management, new research findings on ecology and habitats, and more.
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