Environmental History on the Web
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Acadia National Park
from NPS
Agent Orange
from 15th Field Artillery Veterans with map
Audobon
biography
from PHMC and the
National Audobon Society
and the
Audobon Gallery and Timeline
Blue Marble 2000
from NASA
Earth Day Network
and
History of Earth Day
Earthshots: Satellite Images of Environmental Change
from USGS
Ecology Hall of Fame
Environmental News Network
and
In-Depth features
on
Environmental history links
from Looksmart
Environmentalism History
from E/The Environmental Magazine March/April 1995
Environmental History Timeline
from ancient civilizations to present, from Bill Kovarik
Environmentalism Thumbnail History
by Dr. Michael D. Swords, Western Michigan University
Evolution of the Conservation Movement, 1850-1920
from Library of Congress American Memory
Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council
Feather Trade and the American Conservation Movement
from the National Museum of American History
Greenpeace
pages on
information
and
virtual Rainbow Warrior,
a multimedia 3D history to celebrate 25 years of Greenpeace (requires plug-in)
H-Environment
discussion list from H-Net
Hetch Hetchy Dam from
Greenpeace early photos
and
USGS before & after
and
modern color
Hot Springs National Park
from NPS
Hunger Site
to donate food
Iron Mountain mine
from
U.S. Geological Survey
Iron Mountain mine
from
EPA Superfund sites
Johnny Appleseed
Love Canal
then
and
now
and
video
and
chronology
Love Canal documents from
SUNY-Buffalo Libraries Digital Initiative
National Park system history and the Antiquities Act
from National Park Service
New York Times Issues in Depth
Climate
and
Environment
Powell, John Wesley
page
and
museum
Sequoia National Forest
from Forest Service and
giant sequoias preservation
from National Park Service
Thoreau home page
from Thoreau Society and
Thoreau Reader
with online texts
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
from Wyoming state
Wyoming Board of Outfitters and Professional Guides
from Wyoming state
Yellowstone National Park
from National Park Service
Yellowstone, the First National Park
history from Library of Congress American Memory
Organizations:
Appalachian Mountain Club (1876)
and
Save-the-Redwoods League (1918)
and
Appalchian Trail Conference (1925)
and
Wilderness Society (1935)
and
National Wildlife Federation (1936)
and
The Nature Conservancy (1951)
and
World Wildlife Federation (1961)
and
Environmental Defense Fund (1967)
and
Fund for Animals (1967)
and
World Resources Institute (1982)
revised 11/27/00 by
Schoenherr
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