Zoological Society Bulletin (No.24-54 (1907-1912)) (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1916 edition. Excerpt: ...For 1920 119 A Monograph Of The Pheasant 120 i Illustrations Distribution Of Redwoods--Map "2 California State Highway 93 California State Highway--Panoramic View 91 Redwood Forest--Before Cutting 91 Redwood Forest--After Cutting 95 Lumbering Operation 96 Depths Ok The Redwoods-98 Cutting Redwoods 100 Typical Lumber Mill Grape Stake Cutting 101 Lumbering Along State Highway 102 Piles Ok Grape Stakes '04 Splitting Redwoods 105 Lumbering Along State Highway 105 Redwoods On Eel River 106 Redwoods On Dyerville Flat 108 Klamath River Redwoods Ill Klamath River Redwoods 113 Klamath River Redwoods: Ill Klamath River Redwoods 1' 5 Klamath River Redwoods 11.7 Klamath River Redwoods Cover Photographs by Charles P. Punchard, Freeman Art Co., and Others. ZOOI.O G I V A L SOCIETY BULLETIN Published by the New York Zoological Society 1 1 I Broadway, New York City Single Copies, 29c Bi-monthly Yearly by Mail, $1.00 BULLETIN Published by the New York Zoological Society Volume XXII SEPTEMBER 1919 Numbers SAVING THE REDWOODS By Madison Grant An Account Of The Movement During 1919 To Preserve The Redwoods Of California WHILE the cause of conservation of game and forest in the United States has advanced with a rapidity and with a degree of public support that could not have been anticipated by the early conservationists, nevertheless it has been too slow to keep pace with the forces of destruction. Members of the Zoological Society know only too well that the everincreasing stringency of game protective measures has failed to save many species of our wild life outside of national parks and other sanctuaries, and that in them alone the game will find its final refuge. The forests are now threatened with annihilation. It is officially stated that...