Conservation Fund, Antiquities Act Prove Great for Outdoors
Summary
The far-reaching America’s Great Outdoors (AGO) Report, released on February 16, synthesizes input from a national conversation that got Americans talking about the places they love and how they want to work together to protect them. Our public lands, the heritage of all Americans, face many hallenges - climate change, air and water pollution, urban sprawl, and loss of open space. Policymakers on both sides of the aisle can take direction from the nation’s collective wisdom as they look to reshape U.S. conservation policy.Two of the conservation tools supported in the report have stood the test of time as effective and bipartisan – the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) and the Antiquities Act. Inclusion of these two powerful and proven federal conservation tools in a 21st-century strategy for America’s Great Outdoors deserves high praise and our solid support. These tools will once again help us build on Roosevelt’s legacy and hand it off to future generations of Americans.
Cite this Record
Conservation Fund, Antiquities Act Prove Great for Outdoors. Jim DiPeso. Sacramento, California: Sacramento Bee. 2011 ( tDAR id: 373649) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8G15XXT
Keywords
Investigation Types
Heritage Management
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Historic Background Research
General
Archaeological Permits
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Conservation
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Cultural Resource Management
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Law
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National Monument
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Theodore Roosevelt
Geographic Keywords
The United States
Temporal Keywords
20th Century
Individual & Institutional Roles
Contact(s): Republicans for Environmental Protection
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