Posts tagged “Wilderness”
Treasured Landscape: Angeles National Forest
Less than an hour from downtown L.A., Angeles
National Forest is truly a “backyard forest.” Within the San Gabriel Mountains,
the forest includes nearly 700 miles of trails traversing mountains, canyons,
forests and more. Much of the forest’s landscape is chaparral, shaped by a
Mediterranean climate of mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers filled with
hardy, drought tolerant species. Five wilderness areas offer visitors the
chance to escape the congestion of the greater Los...
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Aldo Leopold: Inspiring a Career and Lifestyle
Vance
Russell, the NFF Director of the California Program recently gave introductory
remarks before a screening of the 2011 documentary film Green Fire at the University of California-Davis. The father of the
National Wilderness System, wildlife management and ecological restoration,
Aldo Leopold and his ideas still apply today in landscapes across the country.
Below are Vance’s remarks before the film.
I have a
quote above my desk by Aldo Leopold that is relatively unknown:...
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