Montana Outdoors Vol 12 No 6 Nov/dec 1981
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We also think you will agree that Montana has the finest wildlife photographers of any region in the country. These talented people— who, incidentally, contribute their work without pay— deserve a sincere vote of thanks from our readers.
We also hope that these pictures will convey a very important message to you. Wildlife cannot speak out with words to influence the decisions that decide their fate. They cannot cry out for pro- tection of their marshes, forests, prairies, rivers and mountains....
But perhaps they can reach you with their beauty, grace and vulnerability.
The list of Americans who have been touched by wildlife and have spoken out in their behalf over the history of our country is a long and distinguished one. Men and women of vision, courage and eloquence— Theodore Roosevelt, William O. Douglas, John F.
Kennedy, Rachel Carson, Charles Lindbergh, Jr., and K. Ross Toole, to name a few— have raised their voices for the conservation of wildlife and wild places. Some of their thoughts are included in this issue.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 12 No 6 Nov/dec 1981?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We also think you will agree that Montana has the finest wildlife photographers of any region in the country. These talented people— who, incidentally, contribute their work without pay— deserve a sincere vote of thanks from our readers.
We also hope that these pictures will convey a very important message to you. Wildlife cannot speak out with words to influence the decisions that decide their fate. They cannot cry out for pro- tection of their marshes, forests, prairies, rivers and mountains....
But perhaps they can reach you with their beauty, grace and vulnerability.
The list of Americans who have been touched by wildlife and have spoken out in their behalf over the history of our country is a long and distinguished one. Men and women of vision, courage and eloquence— Theodore Roosevelt, William O. Douglas, John F.
Kennedy, Rachel Carson, Charles Lindbergh, Jr., and K. Ross Toole, to name a few— have raised their voices for the conservation of wildlife and wild places. Some of their thoughts are included in this issue.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 12 No 6 Nov/dec 1981?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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