the wilderness act was born in 1935 in our first wilderness. this unit is, kings canyon, parts of kings canyon national park here in california, and that's harold ickes doing and ansel adams, they got to fdr, the thing eleanor used to say to environmental eleanor said spring pictures if you show franklin a beautiful landscape, he'll say, save it. she was so right these guys brought all these beautiful pictures and they wanted over a million acres with no roads, nothing, a primitive wilderness in that sierra. and well, the great lines ever fdr looked at. the picture said, oh, my god, because loved it. this was early as on since fdr got his gene. you saw what a young genius this guy was to the camera. and he said, you know, the thing is, guys, i'll never be able to see it. meaning i'm in a wheelchair if i block it off. no roads, visitor centers, how will i ever see all these beautiful sites you're showing me. what do you say to that? and he said. oh, well. and then he signed it. and that started the wilderness movement. and by 64, lyndon johnson

the legal definition of wilderness. this is just a huge. it's a huge shift in our perception of of these of these land and and we expect from them. absolutely, and i mean if within the career of one person in one of those agencies, they would have seen just a radical change in what was being asked of them. and i think that that's an important way to think about it. like if you're a young person born in say that you're the forest service was created in 1905 and you start working for the forest service when you're 25 and 1930 and you spend 30 or 40 years in that forest service. it's gonna look pretty radically different by the time that you retire. right that i mean the landscape probably looks very different and then and the processes as you're saying, you know, all of a sudden there's a there where you used to as a as a forest ranger, you might have gone out and talked with a few people about what was going to happen next year on the forest you now have a formal system of public consultations that are participated in by

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honey of wild bees and locusts, when he was 30 years old, the lord commanded him to come out of the wilderness and preach the coming. christ john came to the jordan river where he began to speak to the people repentance and performed ablution, penitent in her waters. it was not sacraments, there were baptisms. how would we know it now, but it was his prototype, the people heeded the prophecy of john the baptist and many were baptized in jordan for the remission of sins. remembering today the event of the nativity of the great prophet of god john, one cannot but think about the pious way of life of his parents. this thought is very important. especially these days. today, among many young people, the creation of a family. it is by no means a top priority. entering the path of family life. many people don't see it as they want to take the school of work, patience and forgiveness of pain rather than give. the result is broken families. children growing up without a father or mother? the example of zechariah or the advice of the parents of st. john the baptist shows us that the basis of a strong f

but here pink furry slippers and all across wilderness. here's a greater sage grouse. and northern colorado in a mating ritual. this is a peruvian south american jaguar. the i took in 1985. all these are my photograph in 1985. we cover the sierra wildlife calendar. these are scarlet and green shoulder macaws and minor national park. this is culture totoro, one of the archetypal folks in that part of the pristine jungle. this is the green ibis on the shore of the lake. this is a red hal, a monkey. this is a lion in africa the lion population down to ten or five or 10%. what it was 100 years ago. here's a photographer of the anemone fish and the coral reefs of the great barrier reef. this blue footed -- was with join me his blue pate since he had decided that i was his next erotic attraction and he was trying to convince me to make make these are marine iguanas photograph taken my my wife or dogs who's a superb divers in here they will go extinct as the oceans warm these are a waved albatross and of the islands of galapagos, an extraordinary beautiful bird was a fascinat

and of course, it's the same as the wilderness battlefield. very difficult to see. and i wonder how much there is a pattern of operational failure of the union armies on the offensive in that kind of terrain that could be responsible as well is a failure the the wilderness that goes against grant's failure at chancellorsville of timidity and if you look at stones river same type of terrain very difficult to see where anything is there's a total effect that happens at stones river as well. i if you could comment on that. let me just. oh, go ahead. i'll just say just one thing. i think of the things that we we just take for granted that everybody knew where everybody was during the civil war. most of the time they didn't know where they were. and in particularly i think you're right, in that wilderness area, the confederates knew that terrain better than did the union troops who really didn't have any decent in the long into the war. but i have get in one point grant fought in that same terrain and he figured out a way to get through it or get around later later, late

he didn't want to spend his in the wilderness. so he learned at a age how to make a good signature. and also what's so special? this document on the back, i think abraham lincoln might have got a little bored of working out some mathematical problems and he wrote a four line little poem. abraham lincoln is my name and with my pen i wrote the same. i wrote in both haste and speed and left it here for fools to read. this is a really interesting piece that's in our permanent collection. it's a not a real fancy piece. it's a really common inkwell from the middle of the 19th century. but this inkwell participated in an extraordinary moment in american history. that's when abraham lincoln in springfield craft his inaugural address. he this inkwell. he's dipping his pen into this inkwell as he's searching for the words that will both be sterne, as well as reassuring to those folks in the southern states. it's this inkwell that he uses that he has by his side as. he seclude himself in springfield at location where he's not going to be bothered by. all the onlookers, all the individual is lo

rose wilder lane is one of the most influential libertarian journalists and thinkers. she was a correspondent -- not j edgar hoover -- not -- it is still early in the day. herbert hoover. a friend of j howard q, the president of sun oil and one of the key figures in our story. she's known to libertarians -- people who admire her call her one of the three furies along with sign rand and isabel patterson, three of the key libertarian thinkers in the mid century. but what is not as well-known about her is she was also the ghostwriter for her mother, laura ingalls wilder. the little house on the prairie series, the books, the television show many of us watched growing up were marketed as the true life stories of laura ingalls wilder as a young girl growing up on the american frontier whose families succeeded by dint of hard work, the strength of the nuclear family and, most importantly, with no help from the government . but the reality was, laura ingalls wilder did not write this books. her libertarian daughter did. and they were not true stories. laura made rough notes f

graham populations are under tresses tours, and i mean this is the last great wilderness on the needs. protecting the it's time to head back into 5 days. we cross the stormy seeds of the drake passage to south america before heading home an opportunity to consider the wonder of what we've seen and the challenges that lie ahead then winning the protection of the precious parts of our planet. and whether or not this protection would indeed be grounded in 9 months time or the often months of campaigning and intense love being by the green peace team. it all comes down to here hope out on the island tons mania in australia for the future. the widow see, we decide this is where it's all happening. the headquarters of the ontology commission that protects and manages the planets southern most horses. everything from territorial claims to fishing rights being stretched out right now by 25 government allegations. historically, the departure point for several antarctic expeditions today who bodies the place with the fates of the continents hines and the balance all throughout the voyage togeth

now it's more like 30 pounds and like me, desperate to see this wilderness while it's still here. yet despite myself, i can't help the sense of unease and surprise about the sheer numbers. for the bit sizing by this is a great big crew ship here in pristina and talked to karen lines. it's here, it's going to be on this domain which is ridiculous because it's a free. well, it does just demonstrate the the new accessibility. there is a dangerous in these areas between pages, by the footprint of next day was steaming down the west coast of the antarctic peninsula area where the vessels off from china, ukraine, and truly their fishing for crew. a small troop like creature on which the whole ecosystem depends their keystone of the ocean cycle, the dodge of plants and helping to transfer c o 2 to the depths of the ocean. but currently is being harvested on a growing scale, the fish feet and with the 3 or ships nets are out. and they're in the thick of a crucible. criminal, obviously densely packed in this area up against the island. so just circling round and round ring the months at all th

we are only observing the wilderness of the engine of the wilderness of the engine lieutenant.ell, how did you start the mr. flyer restaurant? the president himself. you have nothing, of course. below restaurant individual exclusive service for tourists all my all for my i love everything individually and exclusive. doctor by the way, let's make it easier. let's tell the lawyers to bring all the documents to me in the offices arkadyevich quietly them let's see if we only knew what kind of documents we need. dear, do you mean to tell us to wait here for you? director and you remember, even the very first case of the corporation, a lawsuit, cottages of happiness, i also remember him, then we only met mukhin such romantic memories tell me you can take a look at him. yes, sure. look, this is our pride. so this is your legal professional pride? a huge number of professional lawyers, we select them according to the highest bar if you are so interested in our work you will be interested to know that the case is organized by the following scheme. well, here, for example, thank you good

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it was last for almost two weeks in the canadian wilderness wilderness. two years later, starting from stuttgart, germany, the french pilot, bieniemy won the race with a record smashing 1288 miles. flight to moscow. but balloon racing did more than prove the great distances that could be covered and sustained. lighter than air flight. one of america's leading balloonist, ralph upton, in preparation for the 1922 national race, organized the first system of aviation radio weather reports an invaluable to the progress of aviation. the fact is, many of the men interested in balloon racing have proved to be leaders in aeronautical development. it weren't vietnam. it is one of the outstanding figures three times an international race winner, van orman as pioneer in several important ballooning improvements. it was commander rosendahl and this taken at a national balloon race in 1927. today, admiral rosendahl as chief of the navy airship training experimental command, directs the entire field of military lighter than air development for the united states. the wi

it was last for almost two weeks in the canadian wilderness wilderness. two years later, starting from stuttgart, germany, the french pilot, bieniemy won the race with a record smashing 1288 miles. flight to moscow. but balloon racing did more than prove the great distances that could be covered and sustained. lighter than air flight. one of america's leading balloonist, ralph upton, in preparation for the 1922 national race, organized the first system of aviation radio weather reports an invaluable to the progress of aviation. the fact is, many of the men interested in balloon racing have proved to be leaders in aeronautical development. it weren't vietnam. it is one of the outstanding figures three times an international race winner, van orman as pioneer in several important ballooning improvements. it was commander rosendahl and this taken at a national balloon race in 1927. today, admiral rosendahl as chief of the navy airship training experimental command, directs the entire field of military lighter than air development for the united states. the wi

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-- a wilderness. in fact humans into civilization in the americas was every bit as rich and ancient as in europe. history did not begin for the wampanoag with the mayflower. they had a dynamic past countless generations old that shape to they are, what they did,. in other words, they inhabited an old world. the so-called wilderness in which the english arrived was full of villages, roads, cornfields, historic monuments, cemeteries, and forests cleared of underbrush through controlled burns. all by native design. you can get a sense of what i am talking about here in this drawing of the wampanoag community of the talk sit -- located on the very side plymouth would be built drawn by the french explorer samuel champlain 15 years before the pilgrims arrival. the wampanoag recent history suggest that it was the first contact it was just one in a long string of bloody meeting between the wampanoags and europeans europeans since 1524. in other words, a century before the arrival of the mayflower. those blood

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and we're showing how densely populated countries can now live with that wilder landscape.eral times, "we have to understand our planet is burning." and you describe this in a way as some sort of reaction to the urgency of the climate change challenge. but i would put it to you that, in a way, the existential, urgent climate emergency surely overwhelms what you are doing, because however hard you try to reintroduce lost species to this particular chunk of land, if warming is happening at the speed and at the scale that we believe it is, no amount of efforts like yours are going to undo the damage to ecosystems that we face. don't you feel overwhelmed by this? i think what knepp has shown is that nature has the answers. if it can rebound as quickly as it has here in less than 20 years, if we can show that our soils are storing carbon at a rate faster than a newly planted woodland, then we know that the answers to biodiversity loss and climate change are right here. and if we can expand this idea of rewilding to every spare inch of land that is not under agricultural producti

it's the long-term adding energy and heat in our atmosphere which is fueling wilder extremes.e're seeing this with rainfall, not only today in the northeast, but also last week. one in 100 year flood events doesn't mean you only see one in 100 years. it's the probability of any given year 1% seeing that rainfall. we're seeing more of that. more of days seeing 2 inches or more of rain has steadily increased since 1950. we're seeing that right now the flooding in the northeast. by the way, it's not just here. every region of the country has seen an increase in our heavy rain events, leading to more wilder flood events. we have the concern for severe weather including flash flooding going on, widespread flood alerts going on across the entire region, energy is just that super charged and the two things you talked about this morning, heat and flooding, those are the two biggest weather killers. i know of things like tornados, even hurricanes, they have a lot of headlines but the day-to-day occurrences of heavy rain and the super long heat events we're dealing with across the count

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