Background
Stoddard, Charles Hatch was born on April 28, 1912 in Milwaukee. Son of Charles Hatch and Eloise (Jackson) Stoddard.
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Principles of forestry are introduced with emphasis on actual field practices, both traditional and modern. The fourth edition includes expanded treatments of small private forest owners, reflecting changing patterns in ownership; more informtion on new advances in timber volumes, growth, cut, and management; updated coverage of forest instruments; and more on pollution damage, reflecting current problems. Each significant field practice is illustrated with photos, drawings, and tables for easier comprehension.
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Stoddard, Charles Hatch was born on April 28, 1912 in Milwaukee. Son of Charles Hatch and Eloise (Jackson) Stoddard.
Bachelor of Science in Forestry, University of Michigan, 1934; Master of Science, University of Michigan, 1938; postgraduate, University of Wisconsin, 1941; Doctor of Philosophy (honorary), Northland College, 1990.
Economist, United States Forest Service, 1934-1940;
Economist, Bureau Land Economics, 1941-1943;
Economist, Resources for the Future, 1955-1961;
consultant in resources, 1946-1955;
director resources program staff, Department Interior, 1961-1963;
director, Bureau Land Management, 1963-1966;
executive director, Citizens Advisory Committee on Environment, 1966-1968;
conservation consultant, Conservation Foundation, 1968-1972. Chairman Public Intervenor Advisory Committee on Environment, State of Wisconsin, since 1978. Member President's Quetico Superior Advisory Committee, 1963-1966.
Adviser on resources to President Kennedy, 1960-1961. Chairman United States Army Corps of Engineers Environmental Advisory Board, 1970-1972.
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Fellow Charles Lathrop Forestry Foundation, 1937-1938, 46-48. Served as lieutenant United States Naval Reserve, 1942-1946. Senior member Society of America Foresters.
Member Wilderness Society (president 1977-1978), Ecological Society of America, Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Sigma Xi, Beta Theta Pi. Clubs: Cosmos (Washington).
Married Patricia Coulter, June 30, 1956. Children: Charles Junior, Abby Weed, Paul Christopher, Glenn McDonald, Jeffrey Jackson.
