Wildlife Restoration And Conservation Proceedings of the North American Wildlif
Wildlife Restoration And Conservation Proceedings of the North American Wildlif
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Early in 1936 national park field men are soliciting State conservation departments to endorse to their Congressional delegations, a certain very wonder- ful bill. The Forest Service meanwhile, is soliciting testimonials for another very wonderful bill the two bills being nicely calculated to cut each other's throats; and meanwhile there are hungry elk in various National Forests and National Parks.
WILDLIFE RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION 263 Do several elements in that summary seem quite familia...r and typi- cal of the disharmonies and conflicting interests in land manage- ment ?
Saginaw Valley. Here is a smallish river flowing into a bay of Lake Huron. Two considerable cities are located on the river near the bay. Originally saw-mill towns in cut-over country, the towns are now manufacturing, and the surrounding country is dominantly in farms.
Sugar beets are a major product of the farms, and the sugar plants discharge their wastes into the river. Along with creamery and tannery wastes, and byproducts from a big chemical plant, these wastes go downstream to the distress of the people in the cities, who depend on the river for their domestic water supplies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early in 1936 national park field men are soliciting State conservation departments to endorse to their Congressional delegations, a certain very wonder- ful bill. The Forest Service meanwhile, is soliciting testimonials for another very wonderful bill the two bills being nicely calculated to cut each other's throats; and meanwhile there are hungry elk in various National Forests and National Parks.
WILDLIFE RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION 263 Do several elements in that summary seem quite familia...r and typi- cal of the disharmonies and conflicting interests in land manage- ment ?
Saginaw Valley. Here is a smallish river flowing into a bay of Lake Huron. Two considerable cities are located on the river near the bay. Originally saw-mill towns in cut-over country, the towns are now manufacturing, and the surrounding country is dominantly in farms.
Sugar beets are a major product of the farms, and the sugar plants discharge their wastes into the river. Along with creamery and tannery wastes, and byproducts from a big chemical plant, these wastes go downstream to the distress of the people in the cities, who depend on the river for their domestic water supplies.
What to read after Wildlife Restoration And Conservation Proceedings of the North American Wildlif?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Washington North American Wildlife Conference to read onlineMoreLess
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