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Introduction
Quality of life/Quality of environment
Ecological footprint
Maslow's needs hierarchy
Population
Tragedy of the commons
Environmental problems and issues
Timeline of environmental history
Environmental leaders
Environmental careers
RESOURCES

Environmental leaders
 
Environmental Prophets (power point)
Source: Harv Hayden, Wisconsin Rapids School District
Power Point
Presentation about John Muir, Aldo Leopold, and Rachel Carson.
 
Aldo Leopold: Learning from the Land (DVD)
Available from Aldo Leopold Nature Center for $15.00 plus $3.50 shipping.
Borrow from WCEE EE Resources Library
This 51-minute DVD recounts the biography of Wisconsin’s premier environmentalist, Aldo Leopold, and the story of how he and his family learned from the land and each other at their weekend retreat, the "Shack." Featuring first-hand accounts by his daughter, Nina Leopold Bradley, and historic family photos, the film also includes dramatic readings shot on location at the Shack from Leopold’s famous book, A Sand County Almanac.
 
Aldo Leopold Shack and Farm (field trip)
Location: Baraboo, WI
Web site: http://www.aldoleopold.org/
Wisconsin was home to one of the most well-know environmental leaders, Aldo Leopold. The Shack, a re-built chicken coop along the Wisconsin River where Aldo Leopold and his family stayed during weekend retreats, inspired many of the essays in the conservation classic, A Sand County Almanac. The Leopold Center is an educational and interpretive facility near the Leopold Shack, located on the very land where Aldo Leopold died in 1948 fighting a brush fire. The Legacy Center embodies the philosophy of Leopold with features like solar power, geothermal, and sustainable building materials - making this one of the “greenest” buildings in the world. Both self and naturalist guided tours are available.
 
 

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