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An example where scientific forestry was implemented​

Answer 1

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Although it was not unique to Germany, and similar systems developed in Scandinavia and France, forestry science appeared first in Germany and provides the clearest example of the way forests were removed from local, rural economies and comprehensively redesigned to serve the needs of an industrialising state economy.

Answer 2

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The commercialisation of nature and the growth of the global timber economy have their roots in scientific forestry. Chris Lang and Oliver Pye trace the socio-political roots of scientific forestry and the reasons for its dominating influence on forest management in the Mekong region.

In 1905, W. F. L. Tottenham, the British Director-General of the Royal Forestry Department in Thailand between 1901 and 1904, argued that logging in Thailand was “exceeding possibilities”. He estimated that the yield of the Chao Phraya valley forests should be 30,000 logs per year and noted that the actual number of logs passing the revenue station in Paknampho in 1897 was 56,000 logs; in 1899 it was 108,530; and in 1903 it was 93,000. Tottenham’s concern was that the supply of teak for export from Thailand should be maintained for the benefit of the British Empire.

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