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1 History of the Environment Movement in the United States {Environmental PBL
2 The First People in North America 25,000 years ago Many Native Americans are nomadic cultures Viewed themselves as one with nature Used resources but did not abuse the resource
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4 The Exploration Years
5 The Roots of Abuse The First Colonists 3 Things that would change the continent Gun Axe Wheel Manifest Destiny man is controller of land, not part of the land Westward Expansion
6 Myth of Superabundance Raid of Resources Raid of the Wildlife Raid of Eastern Forests Raid of Wisconsin Forests Raid of Minerals Cattle Barons (ranchers) and Sod Busters (farmers)
7 Early Philosophers of Conservation Henry David Thoreau: wildlife areas Civil disobedience George Perkins Marsh: Father of American Conservation Movement, Man and Nature (1864)
8 Early Activists and Actions John Wesley Powell: Powell Report first advocate to regulate land use Yellowstone National Park Created (1872) by President Grant
9 The Conservation Years
10 The Beginnings President Harrison Passed a law stating that the President could set aside lands for national parks and national forests Extremely crucial legislation for the environment
11 Early Leaders John Muir ( : Sierra Club, Father of National Parks Gifford Pinchot ( ): 1st Chief U.S. Forester Theodore Roosevelt ( ): Boone and Crockett Club Reclamation Act: put Powell s ideas into effect The concept was that irrigation would "reclaim" arid lands for human use.
12 Park Service National Park Service created in 1916 Stephen Mather: 1st Head of Park Service
13 Citizen Conservation Groups Sierra Club Audubon Society Wilderness Society
14 Decline of Private Lands
15 on-corps/videos/franklin-d-roosevelt M8
16 Franklin D Roosevelt and Renewed Conservation Initiatives Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) 1st Land Restoration Project
17 Franklin D Roosevelt and Renewed Conservation Initiatives Soil Conservation Society (SCS) professional soil conservationists to prevent erosion and loss of soil nutrients
18 Franklin D Roosevelt and Renewed Conservation Initiatives Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) planted trees, erosion control, nature trails, etc. Federal program to give the unemployed men jobs during the depression
19 Franklin D Roosevelt and Renewed Conservation Initiatives Rocky Mtn. District 27 Nat l forests Colorado: (1876) Over 13 million acres of nat l forests
20 Franklin D Roosevelt and Renewed Conservation Initiatives Taylor Grazing Act controlled use of public land
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22 World War 2 Ended the Conservation Years
23 The Environmental Era 1948-Present
24 Aldo Leopold Father of wildlife ecology Environmental Philosophy Sand County Almanac Longtime Wisconsin educator and resident
25 Awakening of Environmental Philosophy Rachel Carson: Silent Spring, advocate for sustainability and regulations on pollutants Paul Ehrlich s: Population Bomb et/paul-r-ehrlich-overpo pulation-disaster-theory/
26 Decade of Unrest (1960 s) Racism and Vietnam Santa Barbara Oil Spill Cyuahoga River Burns: Cleveland A View from Space
27 China s smog is so bad, you can see it from space
28 Grass Roots Movement Explodes Nixon s Environmental Message to Congress Supported political regulation of the environment
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30 Earth Day First Earth Day 1970 Gaylord Nelson Wisconsin Governor and Senator 1st to teach on the environment 10am-2pm, free
31 Environmental Decade Legislation Wilderness Act: 1964 Wild and Scenic Rivers Act: 1968 National Environmental Policy Act: 1969 The Clean Air Act: 1972 The Clean Water Act: 1972
32 Legislation Pesticide Control Act: 1972 Endangered Species Act: 1973 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act: 1976 Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act: 1977
33 Legislation Alaska Lands Bill: 1980 Superfund: 1980
34 Institutionalizing Environmental Protection Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): established Dec. 2, 1970 federal Colorado Department of Natural Resources (DNR): state
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