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jecaubt; we kjhjw uie uamage hat a forest fire can do, we are areful to keep fire out of the voods. There is, however, another lestroyer of forests and wildlife ust as deadly as a forest fire. A lestroyer of the four legged variety, namely cattle. How many >f us still allow cattle to graze our voodland? The destruction of orest land by cattle is not as pectacular as by fire but it is just is sure and just as complete. First roung trees, the forests of the uture, are destroyed by >rowsing. Secondly the forest itter is destroyed and scattered, he soil compacted and erosion >egins. Finally the large trees low down in growth and internal lecay and decline begin as a esult of damage to the trunk and oots by cattle hooves. Eventually
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