Add to ORKGThe concept of wilderness preservation is new to Americans. Recently emerged from a frontier period where the goal was to subdue and eliminate primeval country to make room for farms and communities, it is difficult to suddenly look at widlerness as something to be cherished. Now we have reached a stage of cultural maturity where for the first time in our history we can understand its intangible values and the part they play in our lives
Within the American conservation movement is a fascinating historical development—wilderness preserv...
This thesis examines how Early American environmental groups— Romantic Transcendentalists, Preservat...
toward wilderness from hostility to recognition of the need to create and protect wilderness as plac...
FROM within our sheltering walls and fast-moving vehicles our American world seems far removed from ...
The concept of wilderness preservation is new to Americans. Recently emerged from a frontier period ...
The topic of the paper is wilderness and the idea of wilderness. The introduction presents an outlin...
Wilderness is often considered the epitome of naturalness – what nature ought to be. Indeed, in many...
Wilderness is commonly understood as referring to areas significantly untouched by human modificatio...
Wilderness is commonly understood as referring to areas significantly untouched by human modificatio...
Wilderness has been defined in diverse ways, but most famously in the Wilderness Act of 1964, which ...
The Wilderness Act of 1964 calls for the preservation of certain areas in their natural, untrammeled...
Wilderness has been a central value in the development of the American environmental tradition and h...
Six facets of a wilderness experience are suggested (oneness, humility, primitiveness, timelessness,...
This thesis attempts to answer the question, "what is wilderness?" It argues that throughout history...
This thesis attempts to answer the question, "what is wilderness?" It argues that throughout history...
Within the American conservation movement is a fascinating historical development—wilderness preserv...
This thesis examines how Early American environmental groups— Romantic Transcendentalists, Preservat...
toward wilderness from hostility to recognition of the need to create and protect wilderness as plac...
FROM within our sheltering walls and fast-moving vehicles our American world seems far removed from ...
The concept of wilderness preservation is new to Americans. Recently emerged from a frontier period ...
The topic of the paper is wilderness and the idea of wilderness. The introduction presents an outlin...
Wilderness is often considered the epitome of naturalness – what nature ought to be. Indeed, in many...
Wilderness is commonly understood as referring to areas significantly untouched by human modificatio...
Wilderness is commonly understood as referring to areas significantly untouched by human modificatio...
Wilderness has been defined in diverse ways, but most famously in the Wilderness Act of 1964, which ...
The Wilderness Act of 1964 calls for the preservation of certain areas in their natural, untrammeled...
Wilderness has been a central value in the development of the American environmental tradition and h...
Six facets of a wilderness experience are suggested (oneness, humility, primitiveness, timelessness,...
This thesis attempts to answer the question, "what is wilderness?" It argues that throughout history...
This thesis attempts to answer the question, "what is wilderness?" It argues that throughout history...
Within the American conservation movement is a fascinating historical development—wilderness preserv...
This thesis examines how Early American environmental groups— Romantic Transcendentalists, Preservat...
toward wilderness from hostility to recognition of the need to create and protect wilderness as plac...