Thursday, July 13, 2006

Aldo Leopold...

Important voice in the history of U.S. wilderness preservation, the land ethic, humans' humble role and insignificance as only a participant-- a small part-- of the larger ecosystem(s) in which humans exist, yet we frequently wreak terrific havoc and destructiveness upon it, through greed and/or ignorance.

Aldo Leopold challenged the ignorance-- effectively, passionately, tranformatively.

New link, section IV, or by cut'n pasting:

http://gargravarr.cc.utexas.edu/chrisj/leopold-quotes.html

And to read Leopold's "The Land Ethic" (go ahead, it's good and Very Important), check out:

http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~tipiglen/landethic.html

or the "Leopold Land Ethic" link after the above in the linx at right. Enjoy inJoy.

Howl!

-ZMD

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