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According to Wikipedia , Sir Harry George Champion CIE was a Geographer and forest officer in British India who created a classification of the forest types of India and Burma. Champion was the son of British entomologist George Charles Champion. He studied at New College, Oxford, and obtained a degree in chemistry in 1912 and then studied botany and forestry under William Schlich. He joined the Indian Forest Service in 1915 and became a silviculturist at the Forest Research Institute at Dehradun staying there until 1936 before becoming a Conservator in the United Provinces. He left India in 1939 and became a Professor of Forestry at Oxford, succeeding Robert Scott Troup. Troup had offered him a position at the Imperial Forestry Institute in 1924 but Champion chose not to join it. He married Troup's secretary Crystal Parsons.
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1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 150 162.5 175 187.5 Published Works A preliminary survey of the forest types of India and Burma (1936) General silviculture for India (1968) (62)The Canadian Experience With Recall And Diary Methods In Consumer Expenditure Surveys (1974) (21)Imperial Forestry Institute, Oxford (1944) Colonial Forest Administration (1941) Elimination of machine transient effects during plastic strain rate changes (1983) The Problem of the Pure Teak Plantation (1932) (12)Indian forest ecology. A comprehensive survey of vegetation and its environment in the Indian subcontinent [Vols. I & II]. (1960) (9)Forestry and its Career Opportunities. (1953) Ecological Principles Involved in the Practice of Forestry (1944) Forestry in New Zealand (1959) Manual of Indian Silviculture (1939) Second interim report on the progress of investigations into the origin of twisted fibre in Pinus longifolia, Roxb. (1930) (6)Manual of general silviculture for India. (1948) Douglas of the Fir (1949) The Influence of the Hand of Man on the Distribution of Forest Types in the Kumaon Himalya (1923) (5)Twisted Trees (1933) Origin of Seed (1928) (4)Our Forests (1923) Genetics And Forestry (1946) (4)The effect of defoliation on the increment of teak saplings. (1934) (4)The Future of the New Forest (1948) Erosion in the Punjab, its Causes and Cure (1946) Observations on Some Effects of Fires in the Chir ( Pinus longifolia ) Forests of the West Almora Division (1919) (2)The Effect of Size on Germination and Development of Beed of Sal (Shorea Robusta) (1928) (2)Notes on a Visit to the Pindari Glacier, Kumaon (1920) (2)European Silvicultural Research Part VIII- Increment Samples Plots (1933) (1)The Effect of Thinning out Multiple Shoots on Young Root-Stocks (1933) (1)Seasonal progress of height growth in trees (1934) (1)British Forest Trees (1947) Seed Crop and Fertility of Anogeissus Latifolia (1934) (1)An investigation of certain factors concerning the resin-tapping industry in Pinus longifolia (1)The Artificial Regeneration of Tropical Evergreen Forests in South Bengal (1934) (0)European Silvicultural Research, Part VI- Artificial Regeneration (1933) (0)Preservation of the Kauri in New Zealand (1948) Preservation of Noteworthy Trees (1932) (0)European Silvicultural Research Part 9- the Use of Statistical Methods (1933) (0)David Douglas : Botanist and Traveller (1949) SILVICULTURAL RESEARCH IN INDIA; ITS ORGANIZATION, PROBLEMS AND METHODS Text-Book of Silvicultural Systems (1952) Recuperative Powers of Podocarpus Seedlings After Injury (1928) (0)Development of Wood-Using Industries (1960) Prof. E. P. Stebbing (1960) Indian Silviculture and Research over the Century (1975) (0)Forest protection in the North American West Coast forests. (1950) (0)Sal Germination in the United Provinoes (1927) (0)The Practical Significance of Forest Types (1929) (0)Abstracts of Indian Forest Literature Published during July to September 1936 (1936) (0)Tour Jotting in South Indian States and Coorg (1935) (0)The Milam Country of East Kumaon, U.P. (1967) (0)Mr. G. H. S. Wood (1957) Comments upon Forest Bulletin No. 78 (1933) (0)Tree breeding and seed supplies in North-West America with special reference to Douglas fir Pseudotsuga taxifolia Brit. (1950) Forestry in the United Kingdom (1959) County Details of the Census of Woodlands, 1947–49 (1954) Modern Developments in Forestry in the Western Circle, Uttar Pradesh (1974) (0)The Meaning of Crop Diameter and the Use of the Alingment Chart (1933) (0)The Kauri Tree in New Zealand (1949) European Silvicultural Research: Part V, Silvicultural System and Natural Regeneration (1933) (0)Forest notes from Holland. (1950) (0)The Regeneration of Tropical Evergreen Forests (1936) (0)Census of Woodland Areas Less than Five Acres in Great Britain (1953) The Inheritance of Growth from in Trees (1926) (0)Entomological notes on a tour of the Kumaon-Tibet Border in 1924; with descriptions of three new Rhopalocera by N. D. Riley (1926) (0)The Selection of Radii for Stump Analysis (1933) (0)Report on the management and exploitation of the forests of Ceylon. (1935) (0)University of Oxford School of Forestry (1955) A Flying Visit to East Africa (1939) (0)Multiple Yield Tables for Deodar (1933) (0)Note on the Parasitic Fungus, Peridermium (1924) (0)European Silvicultural Research-Part II, Root Competition (1932) (0)Seed Selection in Forestry (1943) Underplanting in Teak Plantations (1933) (0)Forestry Interests Forty Years Ago and To-day (1955) (0)A Test of the Precision of the Standard Indian Sample Plot Methods (1934) (0)The Regeneration of Tropical Evergreen Forests (Rain Forest) (1929) (0)Note on Dying off of Gmelina Arborea in Plantations (1932) (0)Progress in British Forestry (1959) Notes on Forestry in the U. S. A. (1916) (0)Economic Aspects of Forestry (1957) Tour Jottings in Madras (0)The Mode of Growth of Alstonia Scholaris, R. Br (1932) (0)North American Forestry (1951) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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