Education, I Fear, Is Learning

An Ecologist Lives In A World Of Wounds.

There Is Value In Any Experience That Exercises Those Ethical Restraints Collectively Called Sportsmanship.

It Is, By Common Consent, A Good Thing For People To Get Back To Nature.

Individual Thinkers Since The Days Of Ezekiel And Isaiah Have Asserted That The Despoliation Of Land Is Not Only Inexpedient But Wrong. Society, However, Has Not Yet Affirmed Their Belief.

Ability To See The Cultural Value Of Wilderness Boils Down, In The Last Analysis, To A Question Of Intellectual Humility. The Shallow-minded Modern Who Has Lost His Rootage In The Land Assumes That He Has Already Discovered What Is Important.