Hallie M. Daggett was the first female Forest Service Fire Lookout. She was assigned to Eddy’s Gulch Lookout Station on Klamath Peak in 1913. She worked there for 14 years during which time she also gained skills as a rifle marksman, rider, and fur trapper. #WomensHistoryMonth
Ecological restoration on a massive scale must be a core part of ruggedizing the West for an altered climate...
"prioritizing what kinds of systems we want to try to protect and restore.”
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We had a VERY special visitor yesterday.
Estella Leopold, Aldo Leopold's daughter, was in Wisconsin this past weekend and stopped out to see all of the excitement happening at ALNC.
Preschool children and staff alike were delighted to meet her and showoff our new space.
#IceOnFire is now streaming on @HBODocs. I hope audiences will be inspired to take action to protect our planet. Special thank you to director @Leilaconners and everyone that helped bring this project to life.
~70 million years ago the uplift of the Uinta Mountains began, & the Green River cut through ancient rock to form what Powell called “Flaming Gorge” for its "bright vermilion color." https://t.co/UfGSRSKAsq Pic: Barth,USGS #powell150
Aldo Leopold Festival going on now! Very meaningful for me to have wondered the same island growing up! Les Cheneaux Islands celebrate one of America’s most influential naturalists | Michigan Radio. @AldoLeopoldFdn https://t.co/GqeQJC1tfy
People of any race, gender, sexual orientation, age & ability deserve to enjoy & advocate for their public lands. But unequal representation has created barriers for many people. Thankfully, groups like @UnlikelyHikers & @BrownPeopleCamp are changing that.
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Happy #WorldOtterDay! #DYK that a group of otters is called a romp? How appropriate is that for such playful critters? Do like the otters do and #GoPlay!