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Chapter 4: The Concessionaires, 1910–1923 |
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White Settler Farmers' Use of Teak Woodland |
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Miners' Use of Baikiaea Woodland |
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Colonial Conservation Strategies |
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Chapter 5: Monopolising Zambezi Teak, 1923–1938 |
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Land and Forest Ownership Under Responsible Government |
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The Concessionaire System |
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The Debate over More Teak Woodland |
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The Debate over Timber Royalty: Use of Tax |
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Method of Taxation |
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Tax Rate |
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Milling and Marketing |
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Rationing African Timber Requirements |
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Chapter 6: The Practice of Conservation Ideology, 1930s |
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Patrolling the Forests |
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Native Forest Areas |
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Surveys and the Quota System |
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Inspection and Afforestation |
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The Prevention of and Protection from Fire |
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Chapter 7: War and Peacetime Timber Demand, 1939–1953 |
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Wartime Timber Demand |
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Wartime Forest Exploitation |
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Wartime Domestic Timber Consumption |
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Wartime Timber Trade |
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The Impact of War |
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Postwar Developments |
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The Forest Act 1949 |