Conservation worksheet
Bozeman: forests:
http://www.bozemanscience.com/ap-es-017-forestry-rangelands
- how much of our old growth forests are gone?
- why is fire suppression not ideal?
- what are his solutions to the tragedy of the commons?
- look up GPS ranching collars-why could this help with rangelands?
- Look up Ralph Waldo Emerson, and cite one of his quotes that is relevant to this topic.
- Do the same for Henry David Thoreau.
- What is John Muir famous for, and why is this important?
- Look up Rachel Carson, and explain why the spring was "silent"
- What was the impact of her work?
- Look up Aldo Leopold and cite something relevant to this topic
- Watch the first 8 minutes of this video: http://physics.hpa.edu/physics/apenvsci/videos/ansel_adams.mp4 and explain: how did the creation of local parks change the perception among city dwellers about conservation in other parts of the country? alternate links: http://physics.kamuela.org/physics/apenvsci/videos/ansel_adams.mp4 http://cm.kamuela.org:8888/video/ansel_adams.mp4
- "More than any other artist of the century, he would help transform the meaning of "wilderness" in America and change what people thought and felt about their own land”-How?
- Szarkovski uses the metaphor of a dictionary to describe what Ansel Adams did: how did these “words” change the ability of citizens to appreciate nature?
- He also describes a non-verbal understanding of nature: “that’s it, that’s true”. Why is this important?
- "It's a place that you step into, and you don't know what's going to happen, a place that can surprise you, it's a place where you are small, where being small is not a bad thing, where being small is actually a wonderful thing"-Carl Pope, Sierra Club: what is the impact of this on you?
- "...The world is beautiful, that humanity is part of this larger world, that the concerns of the moment are part but not separate from a larger system of forces that that connect us to all of creation"Jonathan Spaulding, Biographer: why was this form of art so effective at conveying this?
- How did his photographs change the awareness of the public? People usually care about what they know...
- Teddy Roosevelt used this awareness of the gifts of nature to create parks in the Southwest US-how?
- Watch this: National Parks: 7:00-10:00 http://physics.hpa.edu/physics/apenvsci/videos/national%20parks/NATIONAL_PARKS_1.m4v and explain what he means by "ownership" alternate link: http://cm.kamuela.org:8888/video/NATIONAL_PARKS_1.m4v
- (optional) In minutes 11:30-17:15 the Ansel Adams video describes how his father “nurtured a spark” in a non-traditional way-how can you relate to this?
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