Fortunately, a change for the better is now developing.

With the last of our timberland riches in sight on the Pacific Coast, the lumbering industry is coming to see that it must prepare for the future.
Consequently, operators are handling the woods better than ever before.

They now are trying to increase both the production and permanent value of the remaining forests.

They aim to harvest the tree yield more thoroughly and to extend their cuttings over many years.

They appreciate that it is necessary to protect and preserve the forest at the same time that profitable tree crops are being removed.