Description
""Trees, Prairies, and People" by Wilmon Henry Droze is a historical account of tree planting in the Plains States, focusing on the efforts of early settlers, the impact of the federal Timber Culture Act of 1873, and the transformation of the prairie landscape. The book explores the motivations behind tree planting, challenges faced by pioneers, and initiatives like Arbor Day celebrations. It delves into the Shelterbelt Project initiated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to combat soil erosion and the Prairie States Forestry Project's challenges in securing funding. Through detailed accounts, the author highlights the importance of trees in shaping the identity of the Plains States."
Details
Publisher - HardPress Limited
Language - English
Paperback
Author(s) -
Published Date - 2021-08-12
ISBN - 9780461620672
Dimensions - 22.9 x 15.2 x 2.4 cm
Page Count - 426
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