The Lumbermen's Obligation to the South

Originally published in 1913, this book is a passionate appeal to the men who control the lumber industry in the southern United States. Arguing that they have a moral responsibility to conserve the region's forests and promote sustainable forestry practices, the author offers practical suggestions for how this might be accomplished. With its clear and forceful language, this book remains a powerful call to action for anyone concerned with the long-term health and vitality of the South's natural resources.

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