In Land of Cypress and Pine, Paperback by Smith, Hayden R., Like New Used, Fr...

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Format: Trade Paperback height: 0.1 in Book Title: Inland of Cypress and Pine : an Environmental History of the Santee Experimental Forest, 1683-1937 Item Width: 8.5 in Language: English Item Weight: 4 Oz Item Length: 11 in Publisher: CreateSpace Item Height: 0.1 in Genre: Nature Publication Year: 2014 Topic: Ecosystems & Habitats / Forests & Rainforests Author: Hayden Smith ISBN: 9781505480061 width: 8.5 in Number of Pages: 24 Pages

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In Land of Cypress and Pine, Paperback by Smith, Hayden R., Like New Used, Fr.... This paper provides an overarching history of land use on the Forest and regional perspectives. In Land of Cypress and Pine, Paperback by Smith, Hayden R., ISBN 150548006X, ISBN-13 9781505480061, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US The Santee Experimental Forest is a 6,100-acre research facility located within the Francis Marion National Forest, SC. Situated within the Huger Creek watershed in the headwaters of the East Branch of the Cooper River, the Santee Experimental Forest supports research in forest ecology, silviculture, prescribed fire, forest hydrology, ecosystem restoration, and wildlife management. Although the Santee Experimental Forest came into existence based on early 20th-century timber practices and the resulting needs for information on sustainable forestry practices, its boundaries have supported a wide array of human development for over 300 years. This paper provides an overarching history of land use on the Forest and regional perspectives. This environmental history also explains how Huger Creek ecosystems influenced people’s alteration the landscape. Livestock, naval stores, rice, cotton, and truck farming represent human production on the land from the colonial to postbellum eras. Logging and forest management replaced the earlier industries as political, social, and economic factors evolved at the turn of the 20th century. By documenting human development upon the land, a clear understanding of changing landscapes and ecological succession provides needed context for the Santee Experimental Forest’s scope and mission. This environmental history also provides the basis for considering the influences of past uses on the delivery of ecosystem goods and services in a restored forest landscape.