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Founding the American Commons: A Documentary History of the People and Ideas That Shaped Public Lands and Wildlife Protection Policy

Founding the American Commons: A Documentary History of the People and Ideas That Shaped Public Lands and Wildlife Protection Policy

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Environmental StudiesGeneral Political ScienceGeneral United States History

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ISBN13: 9798895274187
Publisher: University of Tennessee Press
Pages: 472
Language: English

As the push to develop the interior reaches of the United States surged in the nineteenth century, a few visionary citizens advocated for identifying and protecting lands with superior scenery, abundant wildlife, and unique resources. Today, almost one-third of the nation's land base constitutes the American Commons, a designation that refers to our shared national resources, managed under a doctrine of public trust and manifest in the ideal of democratic governance.

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