America's Public Lands: From Yellowstone to Smokey Bear and Beyond
This book traces the history and management of America's public lands, exploring their cultural, political, and environmental significance from Yellowstone to the present day.
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America's Public Lands examines the origins and ongoing stewardship of federal lands across the United States.
The book discusses the balance between preservation, recreation, and resource use on public property.
It considers the roles of government agencies, local communities, and the public in shaping land policy.
Readers gain insight into the challenges facing national parks, forests, and other protected areas today.
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