Land Conservation: For Humanity or for the Sake of the Wilderness

Pinocht was one of the first people to consider forest conservation, and it urged the government to secure more land under forest protection. With more regulations, it is not a province's provision, it calms the fear of resource depletion. Pinocht believes that leaving behind other resources such as forests and water can be left to modern development. In his article 'Struggle for Protection' he stated that "development of our natural resources and maximum utilization of modern people is the main task of this generation." ,

National protected areas are only a part of the National Land Administration Administration. This is a public land system that includes some of the country's most spectacular landscapes. These include 873 Federal government certified areas, covering approximately 32 million acres, mainly in the western 12 states. In addition to the protected areas of the country, the protected areas of the country include national historic sites, wilderness, field survey areas, wild rivers and scenic rivers, national landscapes and historic trails.

The wilderness area is a place where people are not domesticated. In the Wilderness Act of 1964, Congress could designate the wilderness area, so that the original wasteland of the United States will not disappear. The wilderness area can be part of the state-owned park, the National Wildlife Refuge, and the public land managed by state-owned forest or land management. There are more than 680 wilderness areas - more than 160 million acres in 44 states - the latest one designated as Boulder Baiyun in Idaho Province

In 1980, Congress passed the Alaska State-owned Land Protection Act (ANILCA). This bill added 140.3 million acres to Alaska reserve and designated 58,000 acres of Alaska as wilderness. The law contains a rule that Alaska must maintain a survival discount for rural residents. In 1989, the Supreme Court of Alaska decided that state law based on residence was unconstitutional in McDowell versus Alaska lawsuit. However, the courts will support state rights that favor self-sufficiency users. He states that there is a possibility that standards other than the place of residence may be constitutional

Wildlife conservation groups are members of the Alaska Wilderness Alliance, Earth Justice, Ayac Protection Committee, Friends of the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge, Glesing Steering Committee, Living Life, Guardian Alliance, National Audubon, National Wildlife Conservation Society The Natural Resources Protection Council, the Sierra Leone Club, the Wilderness Society said in the statement below that supporters of oil mining should postpone their celebrations. Americans did not ask the largest and crazy shelter in our country to be used for speculative repair of oil exports. They will not support it. The adoption of this Arctic drilling measure was not due to public emotions and careful scrutiny because it was deeply rooted in the large tax law designed to avoid complete, fair and open discussion.