The California Forest Practice Act of 1945 : a chapter in the regulation controversy. Santa Cruz, Calif. : ms., 1977 June.

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The California Forest Practice Act of 1945 : a chapter in the regulation controversy. Santa Cruz, Calif. : ms., 1977 June.

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William D. Heekin's senior thesis for Environmental Studies, UC Santa Cruz. A brief history of the act, with information on forestry in California, the lumbering industry, Emanuel Fritz, etc. Variant drafts of the act by Fritz and W.R. Scholfield included as appendices.

vii, 69 leaves ; 28 cm.

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William R. Schofield held a variety of forestry-related jobs. The U.S. Forest Service engaged young Schofield in seasonal and regular assignments before and after he graduated with a forestry degree from the University of Idaho in 1916. In the decade after World War I he held jobs with county and state governments, a lumber company, and a lumber trade association. He moved from Montana to Eureka, Calif. in the mid-1920s; then to Sacramento in 1931, where he remained deeply involved for forty yea...