This is one of a series of five lectures on the Califor-nia Redwoods presented by Letters & Science Exte -sion in cooperation with the School of Forestry, Uni-

ersity of California. Dr. James P. Gi igan is intro-duced by Dr. Nathan W. Cohen, head, Letters & Sci-ence Extension.

Introduction

Preface

Indians

Spanish

Russians

Mexican

Yankees

Waterpower Mills

Steam Engine Mills

Redwood Lumbering — Bay Area Mills

Redwood Lumbering — Humbolt Bay Mills

Redwood Lumbering — Bull Donkey

Problems and Obstacles

Market Development

Livestock Production on Redwood Lands

Reforestation Programs

Forests Practices Act

Redwood Parks

(Remainder of talk was not recorded).