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Adolph, Ed, and Henry + Gates of the Arctic National Park

A road, a wilderness, and a few friends attempting to save it

Gifford Pinchot and Oregon Caves National Monument & Preserve

A forest, a forester, and a compromise of Antiquity

Lyle Ruterbories + Glacier National Park

Privatization, warm cookies, chilly nights, and an ode to the campground host

John Marshall + New River Gorge National River

A man, a river, and a Tax Season Survival Guide

Jónas Hallgrímsson + Haukadalur Geothermal Area

A scientist, his poetry, Icelandic lure, and the case for planetary patriotism.

Wangari Maathai + Karura Forest

30,000 women, 51 million trees, one ordinary leader, and a literal world of change.

John Wesley Powell + Grand Canyon National Park

The Soldier, the Explorer, the Scientist, and the Grand Canyon of the Colorado

Lady Bird Johnson + Redwood National Park

The Johnsons, Nixon, the Redwoods, and the harmony of bipartisanship

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