. Bulletin (New York Ministère des Eaux et Forêts), no. 51-55. Les forêts et la foresterie. L'ÉTAT DES PARCS forestiers pour ceux qui aiment le plein air wlio et pourtant n'ont pas tellement le "sauvage et laineux" res^ions, pour ceux qui préfèrent ne pas trop s'écarter du chemin heaten, pour ceux qui hecause d'âge ou d'invalidité ou simplement d'})ersonal inclination, ne s'intéressent pas à rou.e^h", il y a eu cs- tal)publiés dans toutes les forêts de l'État, une série de zones de loisirs, camp public .tjrounds. et de pique-nique, où le goût des bois peut être obtenue sans rencontrer-

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. Bulletin (Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters), no. 51-55. Forests and forestry. THE STATE FOREST PARKS For those wlio love the outdoors and yet do not enjoy so much the "wild and woolly" res^ions, for those who prefer not to stray too far from the heaten path, for those who hecause of age or infirmity or merely from })ersonal inclination, do not care to "rou.e^h it, " there have been cs- tal)lished in all the State Forests, a series of recreational areas, public camp .tjrounds. and picnic areas, where a taste of the woods may be ob- tained without encountering- its hardships. Althou.i^di ])ractically all State Forest land is used to some extent for recreational activities there are certain areas of greater or less extent that are particularly adapted for this purpose. Nine of these have been designated as State Forest Parks. In several cases, natural beauty is the predominant charm, intensified by conditions which contribute to its enjoyment; in others, historical associations with settings that are esj)ecially favorable to group recreation constitute the chief attraction: in still others, topographical and other natural features have combined with convenient locations and the addition of facilitating structures to make them areas of great ])()pularity among those seeking enjoyment in the great outdoors. An effort has been made to inform the visitor of the possibilities of the- surrounding region by means of guide signs indicating the location ol roads, trails. i)oints of historic interest, pictures([ue views, forest fire observation stations, interesting tree ])lantations. and individual trees. At all these State Forest Parks, pure water, fireplaces, shelters, picnic and camping grounds, tables, benches, playgrounds, and toilet facilities have been provided. Swimming is available at Sizerville, Childs, Cole- rain and Greenwood. At the present time eight areas in addition to those hereafter described are being developed as State Fores

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