Clarke–McNary Act

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The Clarke–McNary Act was a 1924 U.S. federal law that greatly expanded cooperative forestry efforts between the federal government and the states, promoting reforestation, wildfire control, and sustainable timber production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal law
forestry legislation
administeredBy United States Forest Service NERFINISHED
aimsTo ensure a continuous supply of timber
protect forested watersheds
reduce damage from forest fires
amends Weeks Act NERFINISHED
authorizes federal assistance to states for forest fire control
federal assistance to states for forest management
federal assistance to states for reforestation
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateEnacted 1924-06-07
effect expanded federal role in state forestry programs
promoted tree planting on private and state lands
strengthened wildfire control infrastructure in the United States
supported development of state forestry agencies
enables federal–state cooperation in forestry
establishesCooperationBetween U.S. states NERFINISHED
federal government
focusesOn cooperative forestry
forest conservation
reforestation
timber production
wildfire control
legalStatus in force (as amended)
legislativeBody United States Congress
namedAfter Charles L. McNary NERFINISHED
John D. Clarke NERFINISHED
objective encourage sustained-yield timber production
improve wildfire prevention and suppression
promote reforestation of cutover and abandoned lands
partOf United States forest policy
presidentAtEnactment Calvin Coolidge NERFINISHED
providesFor purchase of forest lands for timber production
purchase of forest lands for watershed protection
relatedTo McSweeney–McNary Act NERFINISHED
Weeks Act NERFINISHED
sector forestry
signedBy Calvin Coolidge NERFINISHED
subjectMatter cooperative forest management
forest fire protection
forest nursery stock distribution
reforestation of non-federal lands
timePeriod 20th century
typeOfCooperation cost-sharing between federal and state governments
yearEnacted 1924

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68th United States Congress passedLaw Clarke–McNary Act