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Forestry 1957 30(1):57-68;
© 1957 by Institute of Chartered Foresters
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THETFORD CHASE, SWAFFHAM, AND KING'S FORESTS FURTHER NOTES

G. W. BACKHOUSE

Forestry Commission

Continues the history of the development of these East Anglian pine forests from the point reached by James Macdonald in 1938 (Forestry, xiii. 1–18). After describing the effect of the war on the area, it deals shortly with climate, present planting methods, thinning and production, utilization, protection, and organization.


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