Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, (1945). Boerker studied forestry at Dartmouth and Yale and received a Masters of Science in Forestry from the University of Michigan, going on to work for the U.S. Forest Service in California, Wyoming, and Colorado. This book argues for replacing the concept of "conservation" with "forest restoration for multiple use, with human welfare as the ultimate object." A very good copy in a fair, internally tape-mended dust jacket with several modest edge chips. A scarce, early publication on this subject, produced during wartime. Uncommon in the original edition or in jacket. [#036817] $200