British Empire Forestry Conferences
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The British Empire Forestry Conferences were a series of conferences organised to co-ordinate the forestry industry across the British empire.[1]
Second conference, Canada 25 July – 7 September 1923
The initial session held in Ottawa was addressed by William Lyon Mackenzie King, the Canadian prime minister.[2]
Third conference, Australia and New Zealand, 1928
The conference brought together delegates from Forest Services across the British Empire alongside trade representatives who gathered in Perth, West Australia, under the chairmanship of Lord Clinton.[3]