Wildlife Refuges
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In combination their effect was catastrophic.
The remedy was simple in conception, difficult in execution. In the early 1920's prophetic voices, both inside and out of the Biological Survey, emphasized the crisis threatening the water- fowl. Yet the public understanding of the danger was not wide- spread enough nor conservation forces powerful enough to bring remedial action. Paul G. Redington, Chief of the Survey (1927- 1934), with his three R's refuges, research and regulation was MIGRATORY W...ATERFOWL REFUGES 135 right in his analysis of the situation but he failed to get sufficient support to correct it. During his administration, however, the Migratory Bird Conservation Bill was passed and money author- ized for the purchase of refuges, thus laying the foundations for the accomplishments of coming years. This was the first allocation of federal funds in support of a general refuge program, although the Upper Mississippi River Refuge Act (1924) and the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Act (1928) had specifically provided funds for these great refuges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In combination their effect was catastrophic.
The remedy was simple in conception, difficult in execution. In the early 1920's prophetic voices, both inside and out of the Biological Survey, emphasized the crisis threatening the water- fowl. Yet the public understanding of the danger was not wide- spread enough nor conservation forces powerful enough to bring remedial action. Paul G. Redington, Chief of the Survey (1927- 1934), with his three R's refuges, research and regulation was MIGRATORY W...ATERFOWL REFUGES 135 right in his analysis of the situation but he failed to get sufficient support to correct it. During his administration, however, the Migratory Bird Conservation Bill was passed and money author- ized for the purchase of refuges, thus laying the foundations for the accomplishments of coming years. This was the first allocation of federal funds in support of a general refuge program, although the Upper Mississippi River Refuge Act (1924) and the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Act (1928) had specifically provided funds for these great refuges.
What to read after Wildlife Refuges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ira Noel Gabrielson to read onlineMoreLess
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