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About Us: Wilderness.net is an Internet-based tool connecting the natural resource workforce, scientists, educators, and the public to their wilderness heritage through ready access to wilderness information. Through Wilderness.net and its partners, you'll find access to general information about wilderness, stewardship and educational resources, scientific information, agency policies, relevant legislation, communication tools to connect you with others in the wilderness community and more. More >>

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Click here for audioClimate Change: Moving from Science to Solutions: The University of Montana Wilderness Institute's 2008 Wilderness Issues Lecture Series

Click here for audio The WildeBeat: The audio journal about getting into wilderness

Click here for audio Yosemite Nature Notes Episode 3: Wilderness


 
Henry David Thoreau
"In Wildness is the preservation of the world," wrote Henry David Thoreau in his essay "Walking". This saying is often misquoted and the preservation of the world attributed to wilderness. This minor wrinkle in how one of the most contradictory voices for wilderness and wildness is remembered is quite appropriate. Thoreau is not a simple subject.

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