A History of the Naval Live Oak Reservation Program, 1794 - 1888: A Forgotten Chapter in the History of American Conservation: Gulf Islands National Seashore - Florida and Mississippi
Snell CW. 1983. A History of the Naval Live Oak Reservation Program, 1794 - 1888: A Forgotten Chapter in the History of American Conservation: Gulf Islands National Seashore - Florida and Mississippi. National Park Service - Denver Service Center. Denver
This book attempts to facilitate the preservation, development, and interpretation of the 1,337.87 Deer Point Naval Live Oak Plantation on the Santa Rosa Peninsula, Florida. The report surveys all of the naval timber preservation efforts attempted during the period from 1794 until 1880.
- Type
- Book
- Authors
- Snell, Charles
- Date of Issue
- 1983-09
- Publisher
- National Park Service - Denver Service Center
- Units
- GUIS , HIST
- Keywords
- Andrew Jackson, Archaeology, Deer Point (GUIS), FL - MS, FL (GUIS), Geography, Gulf Islands National Seashore, History, Management, Naval Live Oak Reservation (GUIS), naval timber preservation, Plant Studies, Santa Rosa Island