land ethic

Repairing nature’s infrastructure with ecological restoration

Oct 12, 2011

There has been a lot of talk lately about the nation’s crumbling manmade infrastructure, such as failing bridges, aging highways and faltering transmission lines.

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OSU experimental forest will combine science, philosophy and art to look to the future

Abby Haight, Oregonian
Nov 7, 2009

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Writers and philosophers will join scientists, forestry and agriculture policymakers, and timber company owners in an innovative conversation on the future scenarios of climate change and changing landscapes.

The National Science Foundation-sponsored project will take place at the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest through Oregon State University's Spring Creek Project for Ideas, Nature and the Written Word.

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Beloved Conservationist's Vision Lives On

Katurah Mackay , Arizona Republic
Aug 22, 2009

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Arizona's rugged natural beauty has been life-changing for generations of Americans, notably Georgia O'Keefe, Frank Lloyd Wright, the Udalls and Aldo Leopold, one of the country's most beloved conservationists.

This year marks the centennial of Leopold discovering a "land ethic" and wilderness vision in the Southwest. To help celebrate his contributions to the modern conservation movement, a variety of programs will be held over Labor Day weekend at Nutrioso in the White Mountains.

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Enviro Republicans have something important to say

Jun 16, 2009

One of the things that makes The Wilderness Society’s work so effective is that we work with partners from across the country and from a broad spectrum of interests.

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