Title: The Wilderness Act
1The Wilderness Act
- Was signed into law on
- September 23, 1968
- September 3, 1964
- December 31, 1978
2The Wilderness Act
- Was signed into law on
- September 23, 1968
- September 3, 1964
- December 31, 1978
3Which Agency has the largest percentage of acres
in the National Wilderness Preservation System?
4- Forest Service
- National Park Service
- (44 million acres)
- Bureau of Land Management
- Fish and Wildlife Service
5Which Agency has the most wilderness units?
- Forest Service
- National Park Service
- Bureau of Land Management
- Fish and Wildlife Service
6Which Agency has the most wilderness units?
- Forest Service
- (439 wildernesses)
- National Park Service
- Bureau of Land Management
- Fish and Wildlife Service
7- There is just one hope of repulsing the
tyrannical ambition of civilization to conquer
every inch on the whole earth. That hope is the
organization of spirited people who will fight
for the freedom and preservation of wilderness. -
Quote by?
Bob Marshall
Howard Zahniser
Aldo Leopold
8- There is just one hope of repulsing the
tyrannical ambition of civilization to conquer
every inch on the whole earth. That hope is the
organization of spirited people who will fight
for the freedom and preservation of wilderness. -
Quote by
Bob Marshall
Howard Zahniser
Aldo Leopold
9Aldo Leopold died before SCA was published. How
did he die?
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11NATIONAL WILDERNESS VALUES RESEARCH Ken
Cordell Senior Scientist Forest Service
Research Athens, GA www.srs.fs.fed.us/recrea
tion kcordell_at_fs.fed.us
Graphics by Shela Mou
12What are the top five wilderness values according
to trend research by Dr. Ken Cordell, USFS
researcher?
13Top Five Values(Dr. Ken Cordell)
1. Source of clean water 2. Source of clean
air 3. Unmodified landscapes 4. Viewing
wildlife in natural setting 5. Legacy for future
generations
14Which of these are not allowed in Wilderness?
- Cars
- Chain saw
- Mountain bikes
- Grazing
- Hotels
- Wind towers
- ipods
15Which of these are not allowed in Wilderness?
- Cars
- Chain saw
- Mountain bikes
- Grazing
- Hotels
- Wind towers
- ipods
16Select the Four Statutory Wilderness Qualities
from the W. Act
- Undeveloped
- Natural Conditions
- Untrammeled
- Opportunities for Solitude and Unconfined
Recreation - Scientific
- Recreation
17Select the Four Statutory Wilderness Qualities
from the W. Act
- Undeveloped
- Natural Conditions
- Untrammeled
- Opportunities for Solitude and Unconfined
Recreation - Scientific
- Recreation