Natural Resources and the Informed Citizen
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Natural Resources and the Informed Citizen
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By providing readers with an even view of resource and environmental management, the author hopes to encourage readers to become informed and involved in resouce issues that affect their everyday lives. Natural Resources covers an array of topics including: resource scarcity, the American land ethic, federal resource agencies, property rights, citizen involvement and an overview of management practices pertaining to wildlife, forestry, range, water, and minerals.
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