Conservation of Natural Resources
Conservation of Natural Resources
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A large proportion of the trees in a wild forest are not best suited to our use. They are of the wrong species like weeds in a garden are too old or crooked and have a variety of other blemishes ; and, while doing us little good them- selves, they prevent the growth of better timber. To destroy all the original growth and then plant a new forest on the devastated area seems illogical, but it is neither impractical nor unprofitable, as the experience of Germany and experiments in this country sh...ow. It is much easier, however, and more profitable, gradually to turn the wild forests into cultivated ones.
The French began to do this in the fourteenth century. # * * France, as thickly settled as it is, has maintained its cultivated timber for five hundred years, while the West with its scattered population is about to make an end of its wild forests in seventy-five years. In con- trast to the forestry conditions of France are those of southern Tunis. It was once a very fertile country, but the Arab conquest destroyed all the trees and now the ruins of its old capital, Suffetula, stand in an uninhabitable desert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A large proportion of the trees in a wild forest are not best suited to our use. They are of the wrong species like weeds in a garden are too old or crooked and have a variety of other blemishes ; and, while doing us little good them- selves, they prevent the growth of better timber. To destroy all the original growth and then plant a new forest on the devastated area seems illogical, but it is neither impractical nor unprofitable, as the experience of Germany and experiments in this country sh...ow. It is much easier, however, and more profitable, gradually to turn the wild forests into cultivated ones.
The French began to do this in the fourteenth century. # * * France, as thickly settled as it is, has maintained its cultivated timber for five hundred years, while the West with its scattered population is about to make an end of its wild forests in seventy-five years. In con- trast to the forestry conditions of France are those of southern Tunis. It was once a very fertile country, but the Arab conquest destroyed all the trees and now the ruins of its old capital, Suffetula, stand in an uninhabitable desert.
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