Forestry in New Zealand - The Shaping of Policy

Hodder and Stoughton, 1969.. Slight scuffing to spine edges.

In little more than a century New Zealand forests have seen more changes than have occured during a thousand years in those of Europe.
In an illuminating survey the author shows how our forest policy has developed since the early years of European settlement. He also tells how the once despised Pinus radiata has become the most important timber tree in New Zealand, with its products finding markets in Australia, japan and other parts of the world.