forestry

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• Erin Isselmann, OFRI’s executive director, said her agency serves the public, teachers, students and landowners through forestry education programs.

• Lawmakers and forestry officials have joined timber executives in defending current environmental laws, saying they protect communities without unnecessarily burdening one of Oregon’s most important industries.

• The Oregon Legislature reserved that power for state forestry officials, who are also charged with promoting the industry.

• Probably the most obvious and well-known are forestry programs.

• One risk that is that the forestry practices assumed to be common in the area could be more representative of large timber companies than family landowners.

• Borlaug studied forestry, and then obtained a Ph.D. in plant pathology.

• The Secretary of Forestry and Game Preservation had a much easier time, thanks to the new system of National Mounted Police.

• But in the end, cat meat was not what killed billionaire forestry CEO Long Liyuan a few hours after he consumed the delicacy.

• Father's always wanted me to take up lumbering or forestry or sawmills or something to do with timber.

• Against some forestry theories the West enters an even stronger plea.

• The practice of forestry has, therefore, become an important part in the household economy of civilized nations.