The National Audubon Society is going state by state. The program is in 46 of the 50 states now.

Eben Whitcomb of the Historical Society brought in five large timbers of white oak for the students. I let the students cut the wood, which was a challenge, as we wouldn't want to be in the position to ask for more.

Sad how many of us live by shaded truth, where is that fine line?!?

...All that combined is a greater burden on him than we, as a state and society, can impose.

Society was once surrounded by wilderness; now wilderness is surrounded by society. Once you divide that wilderness, it is no longer recoverable.

I love it. If you want a high mobility society, it would be wildly popular.