Excerpt from School of Forest Engineers in Spain, Indicative of a Type for a British National School of Forestry
In the spring of 1877 I published a brochure entitled: The Schools of Forestry in Europe: a Plea for the Creation of a School of Forestry in Connection with the Arboretum at Edinburgh, in which I submitted for consideration the opinion that with the acquisition of this Arboretum, and with the existing arrangements for study in the University and in the Watt Institution and School of Arts, there are required only facilities for the study of what is known on the Continent as Forest Science to enable these Institutions conjointly, or either of them with the help of the other, to take a place amongst the most completely equipped Schools of Forestry in Europe, and to undertake the training of foresters for the discharge of such duties as are now required of them in India, in our Colonies, and at home.
On the 15th of May, 1885, it was ordered by the House of Commons that a Select Committee be appointed to consider whether by the establishment of a Forest School or otherwise our woodlands could be rendered more remunerative.
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