Preserving nature in the national parks : a history : with a new preface and epilogue /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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New Haven ; London :
Yale University Press,
[2009]
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Edición: | 2009 edition. |
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Preface to the 2009 edition
- Preface
- Introduction
- 1. Creating tradition : the roots of national park management
- Growth of the National Park concept
- Resorts, spas, and early National Parks
- The management of nature
- 2. Codifying tradition : the National Park Service Act of 1916
- Advocates and opponents
- The statement of purpose
- A utilitarian act
- 3. Perpetuating tradition : the National Parks under Stephen T. Mather, 1916-1929
- Building park service leadership
- A formal policy and a bureaucratic rivalry
- Appropriate and inappropriate park development
- Deletions and additions of park lands
- Nature management
- The predator problem
- Popular wildlife species
- Forest management
- Ecological concerns and Mather's leadership
- Utilitarian aesthetics and National Park management
- 4. The rise and decline of ecological attitudes, 1929-1940
- Park Service leadership and the wildlife biologists
- Conflict over park development
- Biological research
- Rangelands and the grazing species
- Predators
- Fish
- Forests
- Expanding Park Service programs
- New Deal impacts on the Park Service
- Declining influence of the wildlife biologists
- 5. The war and postwar years, 1940-1963
- Wartime and postwar pressures
- Natural resource issues under Drury and Wirth
- The status of wildlife biology
- The road to Mission 66
- Mission 66
- Changes in wilderness and recreation programs
- The public hunting crisis and a new look at National Parks
- 6. Science and the struggle for bureaucratic power : the Leopold era, 1963-1981
- Mission 66 and Parkscape U.S.A.
- The Leopold and National Academy reports
- The pursuit of bureaucratic power
- Environmental legislation and change
- Policies : new and old
- Natural regulation and elk
- Grizzly bears
- Forest
- Exotic species
- The State of the Parks reports
- 7. A house divided : the National Park Service and environmental leadership
- Building an environmental record
- The Vail Agenda
- National Park Service culture and recreational tourism.