1930
Emergence of the concept
of "primitive simplicity."
by
L. F. Kneipp, 5.30.1930
1933
"Robert Marshall
emerged from over a year in Alaska's Brooks Range"
Nash
pp. 322-323.
"Marshall
added a warning that wilderness could be overused. Campsites could deteriorate
into dustbowls."
"Marshall
wanted to investigate the feasibility of managing land so that 'certain
areas may still be preserved in what might be termed a super-wilderness
condition'."
"By
the 1950s the Sierra Club clearly understood that its members were part
of the problem of wilderness preservation.... faced with a new problem
of too much popularity for wilderness." |