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Author(s): Conklin, Jamie | Abstract: Conserving Southern Longleaf: Herbert Stoddard and the Rise of Ecological Land Management
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Way sweeps readers to the Red Hills of Georgia and Florida during the years of 18801960 to show how ecological conservation developed amidst the towering longleaf pines found there
As Way describes his professional work, we see how Stoddard became nationally recognized as a founding figure for wildlife management
Way describes Stoddard as a self-starter, and by the end of the book, readers are left wondering if there is anything he couldn’t do. His sound judgment in the field landed him a position with the Biological Survey in the Red Hills to study bobwhite quail for landowners. This led him on a path of promoting the benefits of fire to the southern coastal plain, urging the need to study regional effects on prey/predator relationships, and, along with his friend Aldo Leopold, developing wildlife management as a profession
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