A history of nature conservation in Britain
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A history of nature conservation in Britain
Routledge, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 259-261) and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This history of the British nature conservation movement describes an organized movement which is now 100 years old. The text traces the early campaigns for an end to the millinery industry and for freedom to walk the mountains, the legislation for bird protection and access to the countryside, the battles against pesticides and pollution, farming and forestry, and the present concerns with global issues and the presumed "greening" of governments. The book questions governmental concern for the environment and the efficacy of the established conservation bodies. The author argues that the purchase of reserves and the saving of remnant populations is not enough; the movement must draw itself together in order to address the global issues which it has previously avoided.
目次
1. The Why and the Wherefore 2. "Prehistory": Isolation and Idealism 3. 1890-1940: Societies and Suburbia 4. 1940s: National Parks and Nature Reserves 5. 1950s: Refuges and Reconstruction 6. 1960s: New Conservationalists and the Countryside Acts 7. 1970s: Going Public and Getting Places 8. 1980s: Building Bridges and Bringing Down Barriers 9. Future: Unity and Universality.
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