People and place, Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests : the first 100 years, editors, Rosemary G. Conroy, Richard Ober
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People and place, Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests : the first 100 years, editors, Rosemary G. Conroy, Richard Ober
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eng
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illustrations
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index present
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non fiction
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People and place
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editors, Rosemary G. Conroy, Richard Ober
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Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests : the first 100 years
Table Of Contents
Preface / Lew Feldstein -- Foreward / Jim Collins -- Introduction / Richard Ober -- The Weeks Act : How the White Mountain National Forest came to be / Martha Carlson and Richard Ober -- Franconia Nothc : Sawed or saved? / Howard Mansfield -- Three mountains : How Monadnock, Sunapee, and Kearsarge came to be saved / Rosemary Conroy -- Profile : Philip Wheelock Ayres / Conroy -- "This forestry work must not stop:" A member's plea comes true / Ober -- "Once you learn to read the land:" The essence of education programs / Fred Taylor -- Profile : Lawrance W. Rathbun / Conroy -- Reclaiming New Hampshire's waters : An undercurrent from the beginning / Suki Casanave -- Current use : The bedrock of conservation in the Granite State / Richard Ober, Liz Lorving, Isobel Parke -- Land and trust : The 1980s saw a huge increse in land protection / Conroy -- Right time, right place : The story of the trust for New Hampshire lands / Ralph Jimenez -- A place apart : Looking back, and ahead, at the Northern Forest / Ober -- Profile : Paul O Bofinger / John Harrigan -- A photographic celebration of Society-protected lands -- The conservation center / Carol Cushing -- The Hay Forest Reservation / David Anderson -- The Rocks Estate / Mike Dickerman -- Donald Hall : "Mount Kearsarge" -- Peter Forbes : "Land conservation can make people and communities whole" -- Donella Meadows : "We have to ask quality questions" -- John Hay : "We are incapable of replacing the truth" -- Our second century / Jane A. Difley -- Timeline : A century of accomplishment -- Personnel : Executive committee, trustees and officers ; Staff, Lost River guides, and interns ; Volunteers of the year and conservationists of the year -- Lands protected : Permanent reservations ; History of land transferred to public agencies and non-profits ; Conservation easments (Grantee interest) ; Conservation easments (Executory interest) -- Index -- Author biographies
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