tion are now, being worked under All fore ate capable of exploits: regular. working-plans, and all Dranches, of silviculture' are highly developed. A most striking feature is "to, be found in the amount of plantation work accomplished, now comprising a total fovea. of several hundred thousand eres." In Burma alone the, teak' Plantations "amount to. between 100 and 60,000 acres. Alforesta~ tion work in bare or denuded bill areas has been done on an extensive tale, mainly in western and nor-them India, Development works Ju the various branches, of fores ince ring, such as roads, logging Yallways, and tramways, slides, Fiver-training, booms are very striking, These Sarried out partly by Government agency and partly by contractors and lessees during forest exploitation, Progress in, Indian Forest research Work during the past 26 Years or so can almost be described as" stupendous. The new Forest Research Institute at De tra Dun the United Provinces covers, an area of more than two square miles. Tes equipment must be, I think, the elaborate in the world," and the range of direct and indirect Forest. research covered at this! establishment is almost unlimited. Te is indeed a great bureau of forest information, "issuing yearly wealth, of "solentine lteratare, at Nery cheap prices. 'Three colleges! (at) De tra' Dun, Coimbatore in Madras, and Pynmana in Burma), eater for local forest education.
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