Jamestown / Washington / D.C. / Columbus / New York / /
Company
Amazon / Oxford University Press / Ford / /
Continent
America / North America / Europe / /
Country
United States / Canada / United Kingdom / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
Arctic Institute / /
IndustryTerm
power transportation / end product / wilderness travel / water systems / energy / tireless energy / canoe travel / land management / useless energy / oil wells / foot travel / root systems / /
Movie
Cabeza de Vaca / /
NaturalFeature
Yellowstone / Atlantic Ocean / Great Lakes / Appalachians / Carpathians / Bay Indian / National Forests / State Forest / Sierra Madre / Lake Superior / Rocky Mountain / /
Organization
U.S. Forest Service / Madre / first Forest Service / Bureau of Indian Affairs / U.S. Congress / National Park Service / Wilderness Society / Oxford University / Arctic Institute / Group of Eight / /
Person
Wilderness Biographies / Louis II / Terry Tempest Williams / Lewis / Bob Marshall / Marybeth Lorbiecki / Aldo Leopold / Jim Bridger / Louis Marshall / Henry Thoreau / God / Susan L. Flader / J. Baird Callicott / Clark / Curt Meine / Richard L. Knight / Johnson / James Capen Adams / Kit Carson / Thomas Jefferson / Marshall I It / /
Wilderness Biographies Who receives credit for preserving wilderness? Countless individuals contributed to the development of the wilderness preservation movement in the United States. Following are brief biographies of