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Land & Resource Management. Why do we have protected lands?

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1 Land & Resource Management

2 Why do we have protected lands?

3 Reasons for Protected Land Recreation (hike, camp, water sports, enjoyment) Resource Management (hunting, fishing, lumber, fresh water) Protection of Endangered Species Protection of Unique Landscapes Protection of Heritage Sites (historical sites)

4 U.S History of Land Management

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6 Preservation vs Conservation

7 Conservation: Environment and its resources should be used by humans and managed in a responsible manner Preservation: Lands and their natural resources should not be consumed by humans and should instead maintain their pristine form

8 Succession

9 Hudson Crossing Park

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