Titlebook: An Environmental History of Twentieth-Century Britain; John Sheail Textbook 2002Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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New Beginnings in Forestry,e managed for game and amenity, rather than for timber. Reflecting the generally low standards of husbandry, home-grown timber acquired a poor reputation for its quality (Scottish Record Office (SRO), AF 79, 1). Some 95 per cent of the woodlands were privately owned — the principal exception being the Crown Estate.