America’s Preservation System: A Wilderness Bill of Rights by William O. Douglas

North America has the most diverse ecosystem in the world. In the United States alone, there are deserts, wetlands, undulating hills, plains, and mountains. But what has been done to protect the incredible biodiversity of the United States. Many attempts have been made in the past and in recent years. As Ann Malaspina discovered, many people want to preserve the wilderness of the United States. "In fact, taxpayers supporting a corridor of wastelands like Florida are increasingly pleased to pay for protecting the plaza" (Malaspina 70).

In his article, William Krona declared that defending the wilderness is the basic task of the environmental movement. According to the author, if we reconfirm Thoreau's view, "Wilderness is the protection of the world." The author appeals to the reader to remind that nature is one-on-one. After contact with humans, the author pointed out that the desire to join the wilderness has become the basis of our new cultural invention. Today's wilderness becomes a cultural invention, which is an alternative to modern life that embodies an unprecedented myth for Americans. The author's point of view is to create a new approach that can harmonize the lives of nature and cities with our new cultural perspective. Discovering harmony, cities, suburbs, and the wilderness will be the word "house" Let's find a better foundation.

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Conception of the Wilderness - Author: TinaMarie Ekker "Restraint Wilderness is the place for managers and visitors." Protective Pinchot Laboratory to ensure the management of the National Wilderness Conservation System, Wilderness, in 2001 There is a relationship. All cultures in history are distinguished from practices of daily life and general behavior. The purpose of these special places is to focus our attention again and again in an environment that contributes to reflection. The way we approach these places is different from what is common in our daily lives, and the limit of this interaction makes them special. Examples include shrines, monuments, places for ceremonies and so on. The wilderness is such a place. Like all special places, the wilderness is more than just a geographical place, ideal and ideal. (Add emphasis) (Wildlife Act, Section 2)