Our aim through this present research is to examine public agreement or disagreement with removing or maintaining dams in a federally designated wilderness.
The purpose of this article is to examine how wilderness managers can address diverse needs and perspectives by building culture through education and outreach.
Wilderness Babel is a project created by Marcus Hall, Wilko Graf Von Hardenberg, Tina Tin, and Robert Dvorak from the original online exhibit at the Environment and Society Portal of the Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society.
America’s dominant narrative of the origin of a beloved wilder- ness often centers Aldo Leopold in a heroic fight at the turn of the century against rapid industrialization that occurred at the expense of nature.
From the eyes of four emerging professionals in land management come four different wilderness stories.
Issues related to diversity, equity, and inclusion are becoming increasingly important to park and protected area managers.