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050			_aGV 182.2 .J46 1970
100			_aJensen, Clayne R. _eauthor
245		0	_aOutdoor recreation in America : _btrends, problems, and opportunities / _cClayne R. Jensen
250			_aSecond Edition
260			_aMinneapolis, Minnesota : _bBurgess Publishing Company, _cc1970
300			_aix, 284 pages : _bcolor illustrations ; _c23 cm.
504			_aIncludes index.
505			_aOne. Meaning and Significance of Outdoor Recreation -- Two. Continuing Need for Outdoor Opportunities -- Three. Social and Economic Forces Affecting Outdoor Recreation -- Four. Federal Government Involvement -- Five. The Roles of State Agencies -- Six. Local Government Participation -- Seven. Recent Government Legislation and Special Programs -- Eight. Outdoor Recreation On Private Lands -- Nine. Outdoor Recreation Resources-Supply and Demand -- Ten. Economic Impact of Outdoor Recreation -- Eleven. The Struggle for A Pleasant Environment -- Twelve. Education for Outdoor Recreation -- Thirteen. Professional, Service, And Educational Organizations -- Fourteen. A Look into The Future.
520			_aThe Land once yielded lush and Beautiful vegetation. Forests, prairies, streams, lakes, skies, and shorelines were abundant with game, fish, fowl, and pleasant scenes. Mountain streams ran clear as they found their way to the rivers which funneled to the scenic Atlantic and Pacific. Nature's gifts to Americans were rich, abundant, and unequalled in any country. But due to lack of appreciation, ingenuity, planning, and foresight, these gifts were abused, mismanaged, and lost, never to be restored, not again to be enjoyed by the people, no longer a symbol of life in America.
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