There is honey in the forest
Subtitle: the history of South African forestry
By: compiled by Willem Olivier
Contributors: Southern African Institute of Forestry
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Southern African Institute of Forestry
Published: 2009
Place of publication: [Pretoria]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 389
ISBN-13: 9780620441834
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 384-389).

Text in English with 2 chapters in Afrikaans.
Table of contents: title: 1.1 Geskiedenis van die inheemse bosse; title: 1.2 Western and Southern Cape indigenous forests; title: 1.3 Eastern Cape indigenous forests 1.4 Kwazulu-Natal indigenous forests; title: 1.5 Mpumalanga and Limpopo indigenous forests; title: 2.6 Geskiedenis van plantasies; title: 2.7 Planting of pines; title: 2.8 Planting of hardwoods; title: 2.9 Western and Southern Cape plantations; title: 2.10 Eastern Cape plantations; title: 2.11 Kwazulu-Natal plantations; title: 2.12 Free State plantations; title: 2.13 Northern provinces plantations; title: 2.14 The wattle industry; title: 2.15 Harvesting and transport of timber; title: 3.16 Private forestry companies; title: 3.17 Timber farmer co-operatives; title: 4.18 Tertiary education; title: 4.19 Research: finding solutions; title: 4.20 Protection: insects, diseases and fires; title: 4.21 Legislation; title: 4.22 Environmental management: our unique heritage; title: 4.23 Branching out to the public; title: 5.24 Sawmills; title: 5.25 Pulp and paper mills and exports; title: 6.26 Organised forestry; title: 6.27 A lomg journey