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Ultimately, I believe National Parks are places for people to change their relationship with nature.
No park can balance preservation, access, conservation, and education, but if a park does even ONE of these things, it gets us to think about nature as more than un-extracted commodities.
No park can balance preservation, access, conservation, and education, but if a park does even ONE of these things, it gets us to think about nature as more than un-extracted commodities.
January 31, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Ultimately, I believe National Parks are places for people to change their relationship with nature.
No park can balance preservation, access, conservation, and education, but if a park does even ONE of these things, it gets us to think about nature as more than un-extracted commodities.
No park can balance preservation, access, conservation, and education, but if a park does even ONE of these things, it gets us to think about nature as more than un-extracted commodities.