Report On The Forests Of Zululand: Presented To Parliament, April, 1891

This is a report on the forests of Zululand, presented to Parliament in April 1891. Authored by the Great Britain Colonial Office, the report provides a detailed account of the region's forests during that period. It likely contains information on the types of trees found in Zululand, their distribution, and their economic importance. The report may also discuss issues such as deforestation, conservation efforts, and the impact of colonial policies on the region's natural resources. This historical document provides valuable insights into the environmental history of Zululand and the colonial administration's interest in and management of its natural resources during the late 19th century.

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