Gifford Pinchot: Gifford Pinchot was appointed by Theodore Roosevelt as the first Chief forester (later renamed Chief) of U.S. Forest Service in 1905. He played a key role in shaping forestry practices and policies during this time.
Land Management: Land management involves making decisions and implementing actions to ensure the sustainable use of land resources, including forests, for various purposes such as conservation, recreation, and economic development.
Timber Production: Timber production refers to the process of harvesting trees for commercial use. It involves logging, processing, and manufacturing wood products for construction, furniture, paper pulp, and other industries.