In the United States, more than 25 percent of all land is federally protected — set aside for the enjoyment of people and the conservation
An adventurer, writer, conservationist and politician, President Theodore Roosevelt is known for many things: leading the Rough Riders during the Spanish-American War, serving as vice
Ask Kathie Brennan about her involvement with the Ozark Trail Association (OTA), and she’ll speak enthusiastically and nearly ad infinitum of lopping branches, sawing downed
Gifford Pinchot was known as “the father of American forestry” and is credited with defining, implementing and effectively ingraining the idea of conservation into the
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