Dollars and Sense: Five ways that protected wilderness boosts community, personal pocketbooks
September 10, 2009
Rural economies are changing across America. The role of extractive industries like logging and mining has diminished considerably and is being replaced in part by a nature-based economy. And an increasing number of rural communities are confirming that protecting wilderness is good for the environment and their economy.
View the fact sheet by clicking on the link below.
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Dollars-and-Sense-Factsheet.pdf
About Christopher Lancette
Christopher Lancette joined the Wilderness Society as Communications Director in 2007 after running his own Atlanta-based PR firm that specialized in serving the nonprofit sector and departed in 2011. His portfolio included forests, wildfire... More about Christopher Lancette
