Environmental Ethics and Forestry

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The book explores the evolution of forestry ethics in North America over the past twenty-five years, highlighting contributions from influential figures like Bernhard Fernow, Gifford Pinchot, John Muir, and Aldo Leopold. It compiles insights from prominent organizations, including the Society of American Foresters and the Wildlife Society, reflecting on the increasing scrutiny faced by forestry practices and the ethical considerations that have emerged in response to environmental challenges.