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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"the wilderness act"”.

  1. Utilizing Ecological Connectivity in California Desert Wilderness Preservation

    <p>The Wilderness Act of 1964 gave the federal land management agencies—the National Park Service, United States Forest Service, U.S Fish and Wildlife Service, and Bureau of Land Management—the authority to identify, propose, and manage lands as wilderness. Wilderness, once approved by Congress for …

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  2. Government land management and the free market in southern Nevada

    About 93.4 percent of the land area of southern Nevada is controlled by government agencies. The control of such a great amount of land may represent an impediment to the action of a free market in southern Nevada; The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is the largest of several government land …

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  3. Wilderness rivers: environmentalism, the wilderness movement, and river preservation during the 1960s

    Wilderness Rivers explores America's treatment of rivers in the context of the social and political climate of the 1960s. The decades following the Second World War brought about significant changes in the way Americans perceived their environment. Higher levels of affluence and education, …

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  4. Constructing wilderness: the nexus of preservation and ocean-space in the United States

    The ocean has long played a minor role in human geography; imagining it as natural space rather than an extractive space even less significant. This dissertation explores the most revered kind of American nature preservation: wilderness. Despite the millions of acres set aside as wilderness in the

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  5. Cultural Ecosystem Services as a Framework for Evaluating Wilderness Values in Public Land Settings

    The Wilderness Act of 1964 states the purpose of the National Wilderness Preservation System is "to secure for the American people of present and future generations the benefits of an enduring resource of wilderness." But, how to accomplish this mandate is a complex task. The application of the

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  6. The House That Smokey Built: The Forest Service Management of Historic Structures in Wilderness

    Ryan, Molly M., M.S., 2009 Recreation Management The House That Smokey Built: The Forest Service Management of Historic Structures in Wilderness Committee Chair: Dr. Perry J. Brown Debates about the appropriateness of historic structures being present and preserved in wilderness are not new issues. …

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  7. The House That Smokey Built: The Forest Service Management of Historic Structures in Wilderness

    Ryan, Molly M., M.S., 2009 Recreation Management The House That Smokey Built: The Forest Service Management of Historic Structures in Wilderness Committee Chair: Dr. Perry J. Brown Debates about the appropriateness of historic structures being present and preserved in wilderness are not new issues. …

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