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*[http://www.sfri.org/images/general/article_brit_ind.pdf “British India’s forestry and modern environmentalism”] by GN Sinha 2006. sfri.org
*[http://madrasmusings.com/Vol%2019%20No%2023/otherstories.html#story3 Pages from History: Edward the green Balfour] ''Madras Musings'' March 16-31 2010. Then an [[Doctor#Individuals|Assistant Surgeon]] in the Madras Medical Service, he pioneered forest conservation schemes in India after 1840.
*[http://blogs.bl.uk/untoldlives/2015/10/sturdy-scots-and-pale-faced-londoners.html "Sturdy Scots and pale-faced Londoners"] 06 October 2015 British Library Untold Lives blog. The examinations, academic and physical, required for appointment to the Indian Forest Service in 1880, when six were appointed. Details from British Library record IOR/L/E/6/4, File 127.
*[https://www.thebetterindia.com/125912/hugo-wood-teak-trees-anamalai-hills-tamil-nadu/ "This Forgotten Scotsman Is The Reason Why The Anamalai Hills Are Still Lush With Trees"] thebetterindia.com. Hugo Wood, District Forest Officer of Coimbatore South Division 1915-1926.
:[http://keralaarchaeology.blogspot.com/2016/07/wood-who-buried-in-woods.html "Wood Who Buried In Woods: Hugo Wood- 1870 to 1933"] Keralaarchaeology.com.
