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The Society of Irish Foresters
The Society of Irish Foresters was founded in 1942 to advance
and spread in Ireland the knowledge of forestry in all its aspects.
The main activities of the society centre around:
(a) Annual study tour
(b) Indoor and field meetings on forestry topics
(c) Production of two issues annually of Society's journal "Irish
Forestry"
There are three types of membership:
(a) Technical:
Technical Members shall be persons desirous of promoting the
objectives of the Society: at the time of election hold a degree
or diploma in forestry of a recognised university, or who have
succesfully completed a full time course at a forestry school or
who hold the Foresters Certificate of the Society: in all cases
subject to approval of council.
Annual Subscription (from January, 1990) £25.00
(b) Associate:
Persons not qualified for technical membership but who are
desirous of promoting the objectives of the Society.
Annual Subscription (from January, 1990) £25.00
(c) Student:
Persons studying forestry at universities, schools or colleges.
Annual Subscription (from January, 1990) £10.00
In all cases membership is subject to the approval of the
council of the Society. Enquiries regarding membership or Society
activities should be made to: Honorary Secretary, c/o Royal Dublin
Society, Dublin 4.
Submissions to the Journal will be considered for publication
and should be addressed to: Mr. A. Pfeifer, Editor, Irish Forestry,
Coillte Teo., Sidmonton Place, Bray, Co. Wicklow. The attention
of contributors is drawn to "Notes to Assist Contributors".
Sales and advertising are handled by: Mr. J. Gilliland,
Business Editor, Irish Forestry, 17 Ryecroft, Bray, Co. Wicklow.
Tel. 2867467.
Cover: Remaining snags and regeneration following the Mt. St. Helen's eruption
as seen on the US Study Tour.