Bitter harvest

Article Abstract:

Hunters and foresters have a more realistic, not to mention environmentally friendly, approach to conservation than extremists. They recognize their impact on nature is a part of the process, not an interruption of it. One' farmer's experiences with backlash to his logging are discussed.

Environmental aspects, Environmental policy, Forests and forestry, Forests, Environmentalists, Environmental activists, Foresters

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The Southeast: tiptoe through the juleps; turkey and tarpon, too

Article Abstract:

Some of the fishing and hunting highlights in the Southeastern states are described, along with various public land areas in the region. The Southeast is a rich, humid land with a variety of game and fish, ranging from turkeys, to whitetail deer, to striped bass.

Recreation, Directory, Hunting, Fishing, Fishing (Recreation), Southern States, Southern United States, Public lands

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The basket-weavers

Article Abstract:

Many wildlife conservation efforts are empty exercises, as they lack the support of public organizations and legislatures. Activities such as wildlife monitoring should be carried into actual efforts to preserve wildlife.

Ethical aspects, Public participation, Wildlife conservation, Environmental protection

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