Conservation of Vegetation, Soil and Water
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Since the last war government and other interests in many parts of the tropics and subtropics have given some attention to both the positive and the negative aspects of the conservation of vegetation, soil and water. This is worthy of note because some of these self-same governments early did not always appear to realize the necessity for the talking of steps to prevent or to reduce the deterioration of these basic natural resources.
Since the last war government and other interests in many parts of the tropics and subtropics have given some attention to both the positive and the negative aspects of the conservation of vegetation, soil and water. This is worthy of note because some of these self-same governments early did not always appear to realize the necessity for the talking of steps to prevent or to reduce the deterioration of these basic natural resources.
Although education, demostration and propaganda in the United States had aroused the interest of agriculturists, foresters, educationist, district commissionners and progressive farmers in various parts of Africa, in India, Ceylon an Malaya, the lessons of her experience did not impress the senior members of the various administrations as having a message for them, the rank and file of their public service and the local farming communities. General Smuts himself had written and spoken vigorously since 1925 on the subject of deterioration of these resources in South, Central and East Africa and had inaugurated a better concerted official action in his own country in 1932, but it is doubtful whether his warnigs ever penetrated much beyond Africa south of equator.
Partly because of the travelling of numerous Americans to many countries hitherto unknown to them, partly because of the local problems either developing or becoming worse through an enforced lack of control due to the emergency, the war years appear to have provided the opportunity for many of those in high office in various parts of the tropics to learn of the growing threats of spoliation of vegetation, soil erosion and the wastage of water within their own boundaries.
Obviously the nature, the tempo and the potential danger of deterioration of vegetation, soil and water vary according to the bioclimatic features. (Fournier, 1952; Phillips, 1965B; 196 ? MS.)
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