CURT DONALD MEINE Curriculum Vitae

OFFICE HOME Aldo Leopold Foundation P.O. Box 38 E13701 Levee Road Prairie du Sac, WI 53578 P.O. Box 77 608/544-2073 Baraboo, WI 53913 [email protected]

EDUCATION

Ph.D., Land Resources University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1988. Dissertation: Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work. M.S., Land Resources University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1983. Thesis: Building “The Land Ethic”: A History of Aldo Leopold's Most Important Essay. B.A., English/History DePaul University, 1980. With Highest Honors.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

I have worked as a conservation biologist, conservation planner, environmental historian, writer, editor, reviewer, consultant, and advisor for a wide variety of organizations, agencies, and other institutions at the local, state, national, and international level. These have included: the U.S. National Academy of Sciences; the U.S. Agency for International Development; the World Conservation Union; the U.S. Forest Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; The Nature Conservancy; the Aldo Leopold Leadership Program; and the Forest Guild. Positions and projects have included:

• 1/2012-present Senior Fellow, Center for Humans and Nature Responsible for working with CHN staff and partners on projects in fulfillment of its mission “to explore and promote human responsibilities in relation to nature—the whole community of life.”

• 1/2007-2011 Director for Conservation Biology and History, Center for Humans and Nature Responsible for developing programs involving a wide range of topics in conservation biology, land conservation, ecological restoration, community-based conservation, and environmental history and ethics.

• 5/2004-present Senior Leopold Fellow, Aldo Leopold Foundation Responsible for working with ALF’s staff and board of directors on projects in fulfillment of its mission of advancing the land ethic and its stewardship of the legacy of Aldo Leopold.

• 1/1993-present Research Associate, International Crane Foundation Responsible for varied projects involving the conservation of cranes and their ecosystems around the world. As an ICF research associate, I participate as a member of the Crane Specialist Group of the World Conservation Union (IUCN).

• 6/2000-12/2003 Director of Conservation Programs, Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters Developed and oversaw conservation-related initiatives, including the “Intelligent Consumption Project,” an examination of the relationship between conservation of forest lands and the consumption of forest products; “Waters of Wisconsin,” a state-wide review of the status, needs, and sustainability of Wisconsin’s aquatic resources and ecosystems; and incorporation of conservation and the environmental sciences in the Academy’s core programs.

• 2/1992-9/1994 Consulting Conservation Biologist, Biodiversity Support Program Principal organizer of Conserving Biological Diversity in Bulgaria, Bulgaria’s national biodiversity strategy. 2

Involved extensive work with Bulgarian scientists, officials, NGO representatives, and the staff of the Washington-based Biodiversity Support Program. Edited the 2-volume Bulgaria's Biological Diversity: Conservation Status and Needs Assessment.

• 1/1990-8/1992 Program Officer, National Research Council, U.S. National Academy of Sciences Served with the NRC Board on Science and Technology for International Development (BOSTID), in cooperation with the Board on Agriculture (BA). Worked with NRC scientific committees in developing, writing, and preparing reports on international biodiversity research, sustainable agriculture, and natural resource management.

Academic Positions and Activities

I have been a guest lecturer at several dozen universities and have held the following positions with the University of Wisconsin:

• 1/2006-present Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Forest and WiIdlife Ecology, UW-Madison Developed and co-teach graduate seminar Forest & Wildlife Ecology 600, Aldo Leopold and the Growth of Conservation Thought.

• 4/2003-present Community Advisory Board, University of Wisconsin-Baraboo/Sauk County

• 9/1989-1/1990, 1/1997-5/1997 Lecturer, Institute for Environmental Studies, UW-Madison Organized and taught Environmental Studies 113, Environmental Studies: The Humanistic Perspective; Environmental Studies 307, Speaking for Nature: Literature and the Environment.

• 5/1987-8/1988 Project Assistant, Institute for Environmental Studies, UW-Madison Research, writing and editing on a wide range of projects involving conservation, wildlife biology, environmental education, environmental history, international development, risk analysis and assessment.

• 1/1982-5/1987 Teaching Assistant, Institute for Environmental Studies, UW-Madison In cooperation with the UW Integrated Liberal Studies Program. Courses taught: IES 112 Environmental Studies: The Social Perspective; IES 113 Environmental Studies: The Humanistic Perspective; ILS 256 Literary Interpretations of Technology; IES 400 Prospects for the Global Environment.

AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS

Wisconsin Academy Fellow Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 2018 Outstanding Leadership Award Quivira Coalition, 2007 Biodiversity Leadership Award Bay and Paul Foundations, 2004-2006 White Lady’s Slipper Award Aldo Leopold Chapter, Society for Conservation Biology, 1998 Book of the Year Forest History Society, 1989 Outstanding Achievement Award Wisconsin Library Association, 1989 Award of Merit State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1989 Abel Woolman Award (nominee) American Public Works Association, 1989 Evans Biography Award (runner-up) Center for Western Regional Studies, Utah St. Univ., 1987 Conservation Fellowship National Wildlife Federation, 1986-87 Aldo Leopold Fellowship Sand County Foundation, 1985-86 University Fellowship University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1982-83 National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist, 1976

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

American Society for Environmental History Conservation Biology (Board of Editors, 1993-2012) 3

Environmental Ethics (Editorial Advisory Board, 1997-2007) Forest History Society Society for Conservation Biology, Aldo Leopold Chapter (President, 1995-97) Society for Conservation Biology (Board of Governors, 1995-2002) Wisconsin Academy Review (Editorial Review Board, 1993-1999)

SERVICE

Malpai Borderlands Group, Science Advisory Board (2001-present) Sauk Prairie Conservation Alliance, Founding Board Member and President (2002-present) University of Wisconsin-Madison, Indigenous Arts and Sciences Program (2013-present) University of Wisconsin-Madison, Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems, Faculty Associate (2012-present) USDA Agricultural Research Service, Dairy Forage Research Center, Stakeholder Advisory Group (2001-2009) University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Culture, History, and Environment, Community Associate (2014 to present) The Savanna Institute, Advisory Board (2018-present)

CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA

I have chaired or helped organize the following conferences and symposia:

“Igniting the Green Fire: Finding Hope in Aldo Leopold’s Land Ethic,” 2013 Geography of Hope Conference. Point Reyes Station, Calif. 15-17 March 2013.

“Cultures, Communities, and Conservation: A Sharing of Land Ethic Traditions.” Joint conference of the Aldo Leopold Foundation, the Center for Humans and Nature, and the International Crane Foundation. Baraboo, Wisconsin. 3-5 June 2006.

“Waters of Wisconsin Forum.” Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters. Madison, Wisconsin. 21-22 October 2002.

“Building on Leopold’s Legacy: Conservation for the New Century.” Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters. Madison, Wisconsin. 4-7 October 1999.

“Wisconsin’s Species Diversity: The State of Scientific Knowledge.” Aldo Leopold Chapter, Society for Conservation Biology. Madison, Wisconsin. 12 April 1997.

“Wallace Stegner and the Continental Vision.” Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters. Madison, Wisconsin. 3-5 May 1996.

“Aldo Leopold: His Land Ethic and Influence in Germany and the U.S.” Max Kade Institute for German- American Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Madison, Wisconsin. 26-30 October 1994.

“Incorporating Conservation Biology Into the Curriculum: A Survey of Current Efforts in Higher Education.” 5th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. Madison, Wisconsin. 20 June 1991.

FILMS, VIDEOS, AUDIO BROADCASTS

Restoring the Sauk Prairie: A Story of Hope and Healing. Sauk Prairie Conservation Alliance and Drop Frame Productions, 2018. http://cts.vresp.com/c/?TheSaukPrairieConser/8475ad8ae9/e9e5d8e571/14778c60e0

Conversations around the Green Fire, Interview series, Center for Humans and Nature. https://www.humansandnature.org/videos

Wisconsin Public Radio broadcast interviews. http://www.wpr.org/people/appearances/curt-meine 4

“The Wild Bunch: A Conversation with Curt Meine and Gavin Van Horn.” Edge Effects podcast, University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Culture, History, and the Environment. 9 August 2017. http://edgeeffects.net/wildness-meine-van-horn/

(Consultant and on-screen guide). Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time. Aldo Leopold Foundation, Center for Humans and Nature, and USDA Forest Service. 2011. https://www.aldoleopold.org/teach-learn/green-fire-film/

“Ripples of a Water Ethic in Wisconsin.” University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute, 4 February 2011. http://itunes.apple.com/us/itunes-u/water-wisconsin-mercury-cycle/id430421609

“Before Silent Spring: Aldo Leopold.” The Essay, BBC Radio 3, 14 October 2010. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00v4s8x

“Green Fire, the Legacy of Aldo Leopold.” University of the Air, WHA Radio (Madison, Wisc.), 1 August 2010.

(On-camera). The Lords of Nature: Life in a Land of Great Predators. Green Fire Productions. 2009. http://lordsofnature.org/

(Consultant and on-camera). The Greatest Good: A Forest Service Centennial Film. USDA Forest Service. 2005. https://www.fs.fed.us/greatestgood/

(Consultant and on-camera). Minnesota: A History of the Land. Twin Cities Public Television/College of Natural Resources, University of Minnesota. 2005. http://www.historyoftheland.org/

(Consultant and on-camera). Community Conservation: Living in the Park. Ootek Productions. 1996.

(Consultant). Wild by Law: The Rise of Environmentalism and the Creation of the Wilderness Act. Hott Productions, Florentine Films. 1991.

PUBLICATIONS

Books

(Co-editor with Jeff Brawn and Scott Robinson). Foundations of Conservation Biology. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, in press.

(Co-editor with Jed Meunier.) Aldo Leopold on Forestry and Conservation: Toward a Durable Scale of Values. Bethesda, MD: Society of American Foresters in partnership with the Aldo Leopold Foundation, 2017.

(Co-editor with Keefe Keeley.) The Driftless Reader. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2017.

(Editor). Aldo Leopold: A Sand County Almanac and Other Writings on Conservation and Ecology. New York: Library of America, 2013.

Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work. Madison, Wisc.: University of Wisconsin Press, 2010 edition.

Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold, and Conservation. Island Press: Washington, D. C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004.

(Editor). Wisconsin’s Waters: A Confluence of Perspectives. Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, Vol. 90. Madison, Wisc.: Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 2003.

(Editor, with Joseph DeVivo). Peppino: Stories of an Italian Boy Who Came to America. Wilmette, Ill.: DeVivo Press, 2003.

(Co-editor, with Richard L. Knight). The Essential Aldo Leopold: Quotations and Commentaries. Madison, Wisc: University of Wisconsin Press, 1999. Paperback edition published 2006.

(Editor). Wallace Stegner and the Continental Vision: Critical Essays and Commentary. Island Press: Washington, D. C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 1998.

(Co-editor, with Marieta Sakalian). Bulgaria’s Biological Diversity: Conservation Status and Needs Assessment. Washington, D.C.: Biodiversity Support Program, 1998.

(Compiler, with G. W. Archibald). The Cranes: Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan. Gland, Switzerland: IUCN (World Conservation Union), 1996.

Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work. Madison, Wisc.: University of Wisconsin Press, 1988.

Contributed Essays and Chapters

“Philosophical and Cultural Dimensions of Conservation Biology.” In Foundations of Conservation Biology, J. Brawn, S. Robinson, and C. Meine, eds. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, in press.

“Aldo Leopold’s A Sand County Almanac: Introduction to the Brazilian Edition.” R. Ribon, translator (Belo Horizonte, Brazil: Editora UFMG, in press).

“The Pragmatist’s View: A Conversation with Bryan Norton” in A Sustainable Philosophy: The Work of Bryan Norton, S. Sarkar and B, Minteer, eds. (New York: Springer, in press).

Foreword to Revisiting Aldo Leopold's Land Ethic: Emerging Cultures of Sustainability, W. Forbes and T. Trusty, eds. (Nacogdoches, Texas: Stephen F. Austin State University Press, in press).

“Gathering of the Voices.” Foreword to Afield: Portraits of Wisconsin Naturalists, 1850-2017 (Volume One), Sumner W. Matteson, ed. (Mineral Point, WI: Little Creek Press, in press).

“Biodiversity Conservation.” Pp. 205-214 in The Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene, Vol. 4, D. A. DellaSala and M. I. Goldstein, eds. Oxford: Elsevier, 2018.

Foreword to J. Metcoff, Firelines (Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 2017).

“The Edge of Anomaly.” Pp. 33-42 in Wildness: Relations of People and Place, G, Van Horn and J. Hausdoerffer, eds. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2017). Reprinted in Wisconsin People & Ideas 64, 2 (Spring 2018): 20-26.

“Images of the Wisconsin Idea.” River Tour Guidebook, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2017 Wisconsin Idea Seminar.

“‘He Walked Through Open Doors’: An Introduction to The Land Remembers.” Introduction to B. Logan, The Land Remembers: The Story of a Farm and Its People (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2017).

Foreword to L. Nielsen, Nature's Allies: Eight Conservationists Who Changed Our World (Washington, D.C.: Island Press, 2017). 6

“Aldo Leopold at 130.” OUPblog (Oxford University Press), 11 January 2017. https://blog.oup.com/2017/01/130-years-aldo-leopold/

“The Calling of Cranes.” Center for Humans and Nature. https://www.humansandnature.org/the-calling-of- cranes (2017). Also posted, with interview, at http://www.agatemag.com/2016/08/the-calling-of-cranes/.

“Washed Up on the Shores of Lake Michigan.” Pp. 243-252 in City Creatures: Animal Encounters in the Chicago Wilderness, G. Van Horn and D. Aftandilian, eds. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2015). Also published in Minding Nature 8,3 (September 2015): 20-25. https://www.humansandnature.org/washed-up-on- the-shores-of-lake-michigan

“Abbey in the Anthropocene.” Pp. 51-56 in Abbey in America: A Philosopher's Legacy in a New Century, J. Murray, ed. (Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 2015).

“A Letter to the Editors: In Defense of the Relative Wild.” Pp. 84-95 in After Preservation: Saving American Nature in the Age of Humans, B.A. Minteer and S.J. Pyne, eds. (Chicago: University Of Chicago Press, 2015).

“What’s So New about the ‘New Conservation’?” Pp. 45-54 in Keeping the Wild: Against the Domestication of Earth, G. Wuerthner, E. Crist, and T. Butler, eds. (Washington D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press/Center for Resource Economics, 2014).

“Biodiversity Conservation.” Pp. 323-331 in Encyclopedia of Bioethics, 4th Edition, B. Jennings, ed. (New York: MacMillan Publishing Company, 2014).

“Aldo Leopold: Connecting Conservation Science, Ethics, Policy, and Practice.” Pp. 173-184 in Linking Ecology and Ethics for a Changing World: Values, Philosophy, and Action, R. Rozzi, S. T. A. Pickett, Clare Palmer, Juan J. Armesto, and J. Baird Callicott, eds. (Springer Science & Business Media, 2014.) https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-7470-4_14

“Aldo Leopold.” In Oxford Encyclopedia of the History of Science, Medicine, and Technology in America, H. Slotten, ed. (New York, Oxford University Press, 2014).

“A Place for Ethics” and “Ammunition, Apples, and Agriculture.” 2014 Fermentation Festival Guide. Wormfarm Institute, Reedsburg, Wisconsin (October 2014).

(With Gary Paul Nabhan). “Historic Precedents to Collaborative Conservation in Working Landscapes: the Coon Valley ‘Cooperative Conservation’ Initiative, 1934.” In Stitching the West Back Together: Conserving Working Landscapes and Biodiversity in the American West, S. Charnley, T.E. Sheridan, and G.P. Nabhan, eds. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2014.

“Aldo Leopold.” In Oxford Encyclopedia of the History of Science, Medicine, and Technology in America, H. Slotten, ed. New York, Oxford University Press, 2014.

“Aldo Leopold.” Oxford Bibliographies (online). 2013. http://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/view/document/obo-9780199830060/obo-9780199830060-0037.xml.

“Aldo Leopold’s A Sand County Almanac: Introduction to the Turkish Edition.” U. Ӧzdag, ed. Ankara, Turkey: Hacettepe Universitesi Yayinlari (Hacettepe University Press), 2013.

“Conservation Movement, Historical.” Revised, pp. 278-288 in Encyclopedia of Biodiversity, Volume 2, 2nd edition, S. Levin, editor-in-chief. Oxford, UK: Elsevier, 2013.

Foreword to Aldo Leopold: The Man and His Legacy, 2012 ed., T. Tanner, ed. Ankeny, Iowa: Soil Conservation Society of America, 2012.

“Art Standing in the Field.” Fermentation Fest Event Guide. Reedsburg, Wisc.: Wormfarm Institute, 2012

“Conservation and Continuity: The North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference at Seventy-five (and Counting).” Pp. 7-11 in Transactions of the 75th North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference. R.E. McCabe and K.A. Stockwell, eds. Washington, D.C.: Wildlife Management Institute, 2010.

“Preface to the 2010 edition.” Pp. xvii-xxxi in C. Meine, Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2010.

“Spring’s Hopes Eternal.” Pp. 403-406 in Moral Ground: Ethical Action for a Planet in Peril, K.D. Moore and M.P. Nelson, eds. San Antonio: Trinity University Press, 2010.

“On Making It Home.” Brochure of the Wisconsin Humanities Council (Spring 2010).

“Conservation Biology: Past and Present.” Pp. 1-13 in Conservation Biology for All, N.S. Sodhi and P. Ehrlich, eds. New York: Oxford University Press, 2010.

“Early Wolf Research and Conservation in the Great Lakes Region.” Pp. 7-26 in Recovery of Gray Wolves in the Great Lakes Region of the United States: An Endangered Species Success Story, A.P. Wydeven, T.R. Van Deelen, and T.R.Heske, eds. New York: Springer, 2009.

“U.S. Forest Service” and “Society for Conservation Biology.” Pp. 258-260, 360-363 In Encyclopedia of Environmental Ethics and Philosophy, J. B. Callicott and R. Fordeman, eds. Farmington Hills, MI: Gale Cengage Leanning, 2009.

“This Place in Time.” Prologue. Pp. 11-29 in Conservation for a New Generation: Redefining Natural resources Management, R. Knight and C. White, eds. Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2009.

“The View from Man Mound.” Pp. 17-30 in The Vanishing Present: Wisconsin’s Changing Lands, Waters, and Wildlife, D. Waller and T. Rooney, eds. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2008.

“Farming and Conservation: Together Again.” Farming and Conservation Together (FACT) 2006 Annual Report. Baraboo, Wisconsin: Aldo Leopold Foundation, 2007.

(With J. Barzen, R. Beilfuss, and J. Harris). “Putting the Pieces Together: Conserving Cranes and Their Habitats Around the World.” Pp. 455-460 in Principles of Conservation Biology, 3nd Ed., R. Carroll and G. Meffe, eds. Sunderland, Mass.: Sinauer Associates, 2006.

“Aldo Leopold.” In The Encyclopedia of Religion and Nature, Bron Taylor, ed. New York and London: Continuum International, 2005.

“Goose Music: Variations on a Theme by Aldo Leopold.” Pp. 1-7 in T. J Moser, R, D, Lien, K. C. VerCauteren, K. F. Abraham, D. E. Andersen, J. G. Bruggink, J. M. Coluccy, D A. Graber, J. O.Leafloor, D. R. Luukkonen, and R. E. Trost, editors. Proceedings of the 2003 International Canada Goose Symposium. Madison, Wisconsin, USA, 2004.

“Conservation and the Progressive Movement: Growing from the Radical Center.” Pp. 165-184 in Reconstructing Conservation, Ben Minteer and Robert Manning, eds. Washington, D. C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2003. Excerpted in Wild Earth (Summer 2003). Revised version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 42- 62).

“The Once and Future Land Ethic.” With N. L. Bradley, pp. 118-120 in From Conquest to Conservation: Our Public Lands Legacy, M. Dombeck, C. Wood, and J. Williams, eds. Washington, D. C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2003. Reprinted in Strides, the newsletter of the Leopold Education Project 8, 4 (Fall 2003): 1-2. Revised and expanded version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 210-221. Reprinted in Wyoming Wildlife 71,1 (January 2007): 3-9.

“Moving Mountains: Aldo Leopold and A Sand County Almanac.” Pp. 14-31 in Aldo Leopold and the Ecological Conscience, R.L. Knight and S. Reidel, eds. New York: Oxford University Press, 2002. Originally published in the Wildlife Society Bulletin 26,4 (Winter 1998): 697-706. Revised version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 148-160).

“Foreword.” Pp. xv-xix in The Historical Ecology Handbook: A Restorationist’s Guide to Reference Ecosystems, D. Egan and E.A. Howell, eds. Washington, D. C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2001.

“Murie’s Choice: An Introduction to the Essay ‘Ethics in Wildlife Management.’” Pp. 51-52 in The Muries: Voices for Wilderness & Wildlife, N. Shea, S. Chase, M. Madison, and M. Daly, eds. Moose, Wyo.: The Murie Center and Shepardstown, W.V.: the USFWS National Conservation Training Center, 2001.

“Conservation Movement, Historical.” Pp. 883-896 in Encyclopedia of Biodiversity, Volume 1, S. Levin, editor- in-chief. San Diego, Calif.: Academic Press, 2001

“Leopold, Aldo.” In The Oxford Companion to United States History, P.S. Boyer, editor-in-chief. New York: Oxford University Press, 2001.

“Leopold, Aldo.” In Encyclopedia of Global Change: Environmental Change and Human Society, A.S. Goudie, editor-in-chief. New York: Oxford University Press, 2001.

“Leopold, Aldo.” Pp. 768-769 in The Marshall Cavendish Encyclopedia of the Environment, R.A. Eblen and W.R. Eblen, eds. Rene Dubos Center for Human Environments. Tarrytown, N.Y.: Marshall Cavendish Corp., 2001.

“Leopold, Aldo.” Pp. 496-497 in American National Biography, Volume 13, J.A. Garrity and M.C. Carnes, eds. New York: Oxford University Press, 1999.

“Giving Voice to Concern.” Pp. 12-24 in “Marshland Elegy by Aldo Leopold, with an interpretive essay by Curt Meine.” A special publication of the Aldo Leopold Foundation, the International Crane Foundation, and the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 1999. Revised version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 132-147. Excerpted in African Cranes, Wetlands, and Communities Newsletter 1 (August 2007): 4-5.

“Reimagining the Prairie: Aldo Leopold and the Origins of Prairie Restoration.” Pp. 144-160 in Recovering the Prairie, Robert Sayre, ed. Madison, Wisc.: University of Wisconsin Press, 1999. Reprinted in The Prairie Reader 4,1 (Summer 1999) and 4,2 (Fall 1999).

“The Reach of Words.” Pp. 314-316 in The Essential Aldo Leopold: Quotations and Commentaries. Madison, Wisc: University of Wisconsin Press, 1999. Reprinted in Wild Earth 9,3 (Fall 1999): 22-24.

“Seeking Sauk Prairie.” Pp. 49-52 in A Place to Which We Belong, J. Isherwood, ed. Madison, Wisc.: 1000 Friends of Wisconsin, 1998.

“The Continent Indissoluble.” Pp. 325-336 in Stewardship Across Boundaries, R.L. Knight and P.B. Landres, eds. Washington, D. C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 1998. Revised version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 222-246.

“A Mystery Solved.” Pp. 131-134 in The Land Ethic: Meeting Human Needs for the Land and Its Resources. Bethesda, MD.: Society of American Foresters, 1998.

“Wallace Stegner: Geobiographer.” Pp. 121-136 in Wallace Stegner and the Continental Vision: Critical Essays and Commentary, C. Meine, ed. Washington, D. C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 1998.

(With J. Harris). “Putting the Pieces Together: International Efforts to Conserve Cranes and Their Habitats.” Pp. 467-476 in Principles of Conservation Biology, 2nd Ed., R. Carroll and G. Meffe, eds. Sunderland, Mass.: Sinauer Associates, 1998.

“Inherit the Grid.” Pp. 45-62 in Placing Nature: Landscape Ecology and Culture, J. Nassauer, ed. Washington, D. C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 1997. Revised version excerpted in The Leopold Outlook (Autumn 2004): 3-6. Revised version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 187-209. Excerpted in California Surveyor 146 (Fall/Winter/2006):10-16.

“Planting the Future: Aldo Leopold on Agriculture’s Next Century.” Pp. 35-41 in Sustainable Agriculture: Taking Stock, Moving Forward. 1997 Tenth Anniversary Conference Proceedings. Ames, Iowa: Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture, 1997.

“Leopold, Aldo.” Pp. 458-461 in Biographical Dictionary of North American Environmentalists, K. B. Sterling, R.P. Hammond, G.A. Cevasco, and L.F. Hammond, eds. London and Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1997.

(With G.W. Archibald). “Family Gruidae.” Pp. 60-89 in Handbook of the Birds of the World, Volume 3, J. del Hoyo and A. Elliot, eds. Barcelona: Lynx Editions and the ICBP, 1996.

(With G.W. Archibald). “Ecology, Status, and Conservation.” Ch. 13 in Cranes: Propagation, Husbandry, and Conservation, D. Ellis, G. Gee, and C.M. Mirande, eds. Hancock Publishers, 1996.

(With E. Urban). “Preparing National Crane and Wetland Action Plans.” Pp. 587-588 in Proceedings of the African Crane and Wetland Training Workshop, R.D. Beilfuss, W.R. Tarboten, and N.N. Gichuki, eds. Baraboo, Wisc.: International Crane Foundation, 1996.

(With G. W. Archibald and R. P. Hallam). “Securing Support for Crane and Wetland Conservation Projects.” Pp. 589-590 in Proceedings of the African Crane and Wetland Training Workshop, R.D. Beilfuss, W.R. Tarboten, and N.N. Gichuki, eds. Baraboo, Wisc.: International Crane Foundation, 1996.

“Toward a Global Crane Action Plan.” P. 460 in Crane Research and Protection in Europe, H. Prange, ed. Halle-Wittenberg, Germany: Martin-Luther-Universitat, 1995.

“Jay N. 'Ding' Darling,” “William O. Douglas,” “Aldo Leopold.” Pp. 161-162, 182-183, 412-413 in The Encyclopedia of Conservation and Environmentalism, R. Paehlke, ed. New York: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1995.

“The Oldest Task in Human History.” Pp. 7-35 in A New Century for Natural Resources Management, R. Knight and S. Bates, eds. Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 1995. Revised version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 13-41.

“Aldo Leopold.” In The Encyclopedia of the Environment. Rene Dubos Center for Human Environments. Boston, Mass.: Houghton-Mifflin Co., 1994.

“Conservation Biology and Wildlife Management in America: A Historical Perspective.” Pp. 310-312 in Principles of Conservation Biology, R. Carroll and G. Meffe, eds. Sunderland, Mass.: Sinauer Associates, 1994. Reprinted: pp. 348-350 in Principles of Conservation Biology, 2nd Ed., R. Carroll and G. Meffe, eds. (Sunderland, Mass.: Sinauer Associates, 1998); pp. 101-105 in Scientists on Biodiversity, L Koebner, J.E.S. 10

Sokolow, F.T. Grifo, and S. Simpson, eds. (New York: American Museum of Natural History, 1998); pp. 144- 148 in The Biodiversity Crisis: Losing What Counts (New York: American Museum of Natural History, 2001).

“Conservation Biology and Sustainable Societies: A Historical Perspective.” Pp. 35-61 in After Earth Day: Continuing the Conservation Effort, M. Oelschlaeger, ed. Denton, Texas: University of North Texas Press, 1992. Revised version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 63-85.

“The Utility of Preservation and the Preservation of Utility: Leopold's Fine Line.” Pp. 131-172 in The Wilderness Condition: Essays on Environment and Civilization, M. Oelschlaeger, ed. San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, 1992. Revised version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 89-116.

“Aldo Leopold's Early Years.” Pp. 17-39 in Companion to A Sand County Almanac, J. Baird Callicott, ed. Madison, Wisc.: University of Wisconsin Press, 1987.

“Building 'The Land Ethic.'“ Pp. 172-185 in Companion to A Sand County Almanac, J. Baird Callicott, ed. Madison, Wisc.: University of Wisconsin Press, 1987.

“The Farmer as Conservationist: Leopold on Agriculture.” Pp. 39-52 in Aldo Leopold: The Man and His Legacy, T. Tanner, ed. Ankeny, Iowa: Soil Conservation Society of America, 1987.

Journals and Periodicals

“Challenging the Darkness.” Review of E. Freyfogle, Our Oldest Task: Making Sense of Our Place in Nature. Ecology 99, 6 (2018): 1510–1511.

“From the Upper Sugar River to the World: Aldo Leopold and Community-based Conservation.” Upper Sugar River Watershed Association, USGWA News. 3 March 2018. http://uppersugar.org/wp- content/uploads/Meine-Sugar-River.pdf

“To hunt or not to hunt?” Aeon. 24 January 2018. https://aeon.co/essays/to-hunt-or-not-our-humanity-is- defined-by-the-act-of-asking

“Reclaiming Wisconsin’s Legacy of Conservation Leadership.” 10 August 2017. Wisconsin’s Green Fire blog/website. https://wigreenfire.org/2017/08/10/reclaiming-wisconsins-legacy-of-conservation-leadership/

“Restoration and ‘Novel Ecosystems’: Priority or paradox?” Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 102,2 (2017): 217-226. https://doi.org/10.3417/2016037 Revised and reprinted in The Leopold Outlook (2018).

“De‐extinction and the Community of Being.” Hastings Center Report 47, S2 (2017): S9-S17. doi:10.1002/hast.746. http://www.thehastingscenter.org/centerreports/de-extinction-community/

“Tracing the Threads of an Evolving Ethic.” Pinchot Institute for Conservation, Pinchot Letter 18,3 (Summer 2016), 8-11. http://www.pinchot.org/doc/578

“Driving Genes on a Slippery Slope.” Center for Humans and Nature (2016). https://www.humansandnature.org/driving-genes-on-a-slippery-slope

“Together in Hard Hope.” Review of G. Ceballos, A. Ehrlich, and P. R. Ehrlich, The Annihilation of Nature: Human Extinction of Birds and Mammals and Pope Francis, On Care for Our Common Home (Laudato Si'). BioScience 66,5 (2016): 419-421. https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/article/66/5/419/2468655/Together-in-Hard-Hope 11

“Opening our minds to conserve open spaces.” Review of C. G. Curtin, The Science of Open Spaces: Theory and Practice for Conserving Large, Complex Systems. Ecology 97,2 (2016): 549-550. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/297657017_Opening_our_minds_to_conserve_open_spaces

“Lessons Learned from a Legend: Luna Leopold’s View of the River.” U.S. Geological Survey Science Features, 7 October 2015. www.usgs.gov/blogs/features/usgs_top_story/lessons-learned-from-a-legend-luna- leopolds-view-of-the-river/

“Reconciling the Land Ethic and Hunting.” With Jeffrey Kramer. Center for Humans and Nature (2015). https://www.humansandnature.org/does-hunting-make-us-human-reconciling-the-land-ethic-and-the-killing-of- wildlife

“Of Connection and Renewal: The Historic Apple Trees of the Badger Army Ammunition Plant.” Wisconsin People & Ideas 61,4 (Fall 2015): 20-27. https://www.wisconsinacademy.org/magazine/connection-and-renewal

“This year, Wisconsin fails to honor Aldo Leopold.” Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 7 March 2015. http://archive.jsonline.com/news/opinion/this-year-wisconsin-fails-to-honor-aldo-leopold-b99455621z1- 295421101.html/

Comments. Review of E. Wakild, Revolutionary Parks: Conservation, Social Justice, and Mexico’s National Parks, 1910-1940. H-Environment Roundtable Reviews 5,1 (28 January 2015). https://networks.h- net.org/system/files/contributed-files/env-roundtable-5-1.pdf

“Meeting Ecology’s Ancestors.” Review of F. N. Egerton, Roots of Ecology: Antiquity to Haeckel. Ecology 95,2 (Feb 2014): 580-581.

“City in a Garden.” Conservation 15,1 (Spring 2014): 45-47. http://conservationmagazine.org/2014/03/city-garden

“Just Read It.” Wisconsin State Journal, 15 November 2013. http://host.madison.com/entertainment/arts_and_theatre/books/just-read-it-curt-meine/article_a0305541-f12e- 5ff7-9788-7b12d554f684.html

“Geography of Hope: Introducing Aldo Leopold.” West Marin Citizen, 3 January 2013: 8.

(With Rick Knight, Gary Paul Nabhan, and Stan Temple). “Listening to the Next Generation.” The Leopold Outlook 12,2 (Winter 2012):16-19.

(With Randall J. Hunt). “Luna B. Leopold—Pioneer Setting the Stage for Modern Hydrology.” Ground Water 50(6):966-970.

“The Courage to Connect. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 67,5 (September/October 2012):120A- 121A.

"Reading (s) for Comprehension." Review of W. M. Adams, ed., Conservation. Volumes 1-4. Conservation Biology 26,4 (August 2012):749-751.

“Facing North from Michigan’s Shore.” Minding Nature 4,2 (August 2011):41-43. http://www.humansandnature.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Minding-Nature-v4n2-August-2011.pdf

“Leopold’s Evolving Legacy: Key Trends in Conservation Ideas, Science, and Practice.” Minding Nature 3,3 12

(December 2010):12-17. http://www.humansandnature.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Minding-Nature- v3n3-December-2010.pdf

“Aldo Leopold and the Ripples of a Water Ethic in Wisconsin.” Pp. 26-27 in Marquette Lawyer (Fall 2010):26- 27. http://law.marquette.edu/assets/marquette-lawyers/pdf/marquette-lawyer/2010-fall/fall2010p26-27.pdf

“Conservation Science, Ethics, Policy, and Practice Conservation Science, Ethics, Policy, and Practice.” Minding Nature 2,2 (August 2009):34-36. http://www.humansandnature.org/wp- content/uploads/2009/10/Minding-Nature-Vol-2-No-2-August-2009.pdf

“Back to Nature: The UW Arboretum has changed our view of the land.” Isthmus 34,22 (29 May 2009):9-11. http://isthmus.com/isthmus/article.php?article=26006

“CHN at Work: Bringing Perspective to the Biofuels Debate.” Minding Nature 1,1 (December 2008):6-7. http://www.humansandnature.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Minding-Nature-Vol-1-No-1-Dec-2008.pdf

“Conservation, Chicago Style.” Chicago Wilderness 11,2 (Winter 2008):16-17. http://www.chicagowildernessmag.org/issues/winter2008/conservation.html

“Fresh Water and Muddy Policy.” Review of P. Annin, The Great Lakes Water Wars. Wisconsin People & Ideas (Fall 2007):5-6

“Crossing the Great Divide.” Quivira Coalition Journal 30 (March 2007):3-11.

“‘To Change Ideas About What Land Is For’: Aldo Leopold and the Values of Nature.” Natur and Kultur 7,1 (July 2006):63-87. In German.

(With Michael Soulé and Reed Noss). “‘A Mission-Driven Discipline’: the Growth of Conservation Biology.” Conservation Biology 20,3 (June 2006):631-651.

“For Whom the Roll Calls.” Conservation Biology 20,2 (April 2006):272-273.

(With David Flaspohler). “Planning for Wildness: Aldo Leopold’s Report on Huron Mountain Club.” Journal of Forestry 104,1 (January/February 2006):32-41.

“In Memoriam: Gaylord Nelson, 1916-2005. Saying Goodbye to the Father of Earth Day.” Wisconsin Trails 46,6 (December 2005):74, 72.

“The Big Picture of Crane Conservation.” The ICF Bugle 31,3 (August 2005): 2-3.

Untitled essay. The Capital Times (Madison, Wisc.). Special commemorative section, “What Fighting Bob Means Today.” 14 June 2005.

“Meanwhile, Back at the Laboratory….” Wisconsin Academy Review 51,2 (Spring 2005): 29-32.

“Toward a New Conservation Consensus.” Wingspread Journal (2004):3-7. Portions revised and included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 222-246. Reprinted in The Commonwealth Tree (Janesville, Wisc.) 1,2 (August 2005): 3-4.

“Conservation Psychology as Self-Liberation.” Human Ecology Review, C Saunders and G. Myers, eds., 10,2 (Winter 2003):164-166.

“Bio(graphical) Diversity.” Conservation Biology 17,4 (August 2003): 1179-1195.

(With Mike Mossman). “Dreaming of Badger: The Inside Story.” Wisconsin Academy Review 48,3 (Summer 2002): 21-23.

“Homegrown Conservation: The Revolution Is Here.” Wisconsin Academy Review 48,2 (Spring 2002): 49-51.

“Into the Future: New Initiatives for Building SCB’s Membership.” Society for Conservation Biology News 8,4 (December 2001): 19.

“Roosevelt, Conservation, and the Revival of Democracy.” Conservation Biology 15,4 (August 2001): 829-831.

(With P. Johnson, J. Zedler, M Strigel, R. Lange). “Looking Back on Leopold.” Wisconsin Academy Review 47,1 (Winter 2001): 55.

“The Secret Leopold, Or Who Really Wrote A Sand County Almanac.” Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters 88 (2000): 1-21. Revised version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 161-183.

(With R.D. Beilfuss and G.W. Archibald). “The World Crane Action Plan: Implications for Conservation of Cranes and Wetlands in Africa.” Ostrich 71, 1&2 (2000): 227.

“Reading the Landscape: Aldo Leopold and Wildlife Ecology 118.” Forest History Today (Fall 1999): 35-42.

“Wonder Amid the Commonplace: Aldo Leopold and the Reimagination of Prairie.” The Prairie Reader 4,2 (Fall 1999): 1, 3.

“Reimagining the Prairie: Aldo Leopold and the Origins of Prairie Restoration.” The Prairie Reader 4,1 (Summer 1999): 1, 6-7.

“’Now Write Us Fully My Boy…’: Aldo Leopold’s Letters Home from Lawrenceville.” Lawrentian 63,2 (Spring 1999): 18-25.

“Building Community and Conservation on the Prairie.” The ICF Bugle 26,2 (May 1999): 4-5.

“A Brief History of Recreation in the American West.” The Outdoor Network 10,1 (Spring 1999): 19, 28-29, 31.

“Leopold’s Words At Work.” Defenders 74,2 (Spring 1999): 38. Reprinted: Wisconsin Academy Review 45,4 (Fall 1999): 55.

“It’s About Time: Conservation Biology and History.” Conservation Biology 13,1 (February 1999): 1-3.

“Moving Mountains: Aldo Leopold & A Sand County Almanac.” Wildlife Society Bulletin 26,4 (Winter 1998): 697-706. Reprinted in Aldo Leopold and the Ecological Conscience, R.L. Knight and S. Reidel, eds. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2002), pp. 14-31. Revised version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 148-160.

“Sharing Lessons, Meeting Challenges.” The ICF Bugle 24,2 (May 1998): 16.

“A Mystery Solved.” Journal of Forestry 96,4 (April 1998): 28-29. Reprinted: pp. 131-134 in The Land Ethic: Meeting Human Needs for the Land and Its Resources (Bethesda, MD: Society of American Foresters, 1998).

(With G. Vaughn). “Acting on Principle: Aldo Leopold and Biodiversity Conservation.” Choices 11,3 (Third Quarter, 1996): 32-35.

(With G. Meffe). “Conservation Values, Conservation Science: A Healthy Tension.” Conservation Biology 10, 3 (June 1996): 916-917.

“A Blueprint for Crane Conservation.” The ICF Bugle 22,3 (August 1996): 8.

“Aldo Leopold and the Endeavor Marsh.” The ICF Bugle 21,4 (November 1995): 2, 4.

Review of R. Thiel, The Timber Wolf in Wisconsin: The Death and Life of a Majestic Predator. Wisconsin Magazine of History 78(2) (Winter 1994-1995): 138-139.

“An Ancient Landscape Faces New Challenges.” The ICF Bugle 20,2 (May 1994): 2-3.

“The Calling of Cranes.” World Birdwatch 15,4 (December 1993): 14-17.

“Keeper of the Cogs.” Defenders 67,6 (November/December 1992): 9-17. Revised version included in Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold and Conservation (Washington, D.C. and Covelo, Calif.: Island Press, 2004), pp. 117-131.

Review of R. Nelson, The Island Within. Wisconsin Academy Review 38,4 (Fall 1992): 43.

Review of S. Flader and J.B. Callicott, The River of the Mother of God and Other Essays by Aldo Leopold. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 47,1 (January/February 1992): 94-95.

Review of P.J. Wilson, The Domestication of the Human Species. Environmental History Review 15,4 (Winter 1991): 107-109.

Review of V. R. Potter, Global Bioethics: Building on the Leopold Legacy. Environmental Ethics 11,3 (Fall 1989): 281-285.

“How Leopold Learned to Think Like a Mountain.” Wilderness 51,179 (Winter 1987): 57-58, 60-62.

“Aldo Leopold's Biotic View of History.” Wisconsin Academy Review 34,1 (December 1987): 24-26.

“The Farmer as Conservationist: Leopold on Agriculture.” Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 42,3 (May/June 1987): 144-149. Reprinted: pp. 39-52 in Aldo Leopold: The Man and His Legacy, T. Tanner, ed. Ankeny, Iowa: Soil Conservation Society of America, 1987.

“Teaching Conservation: The Leopold Legacy.” Environmental Education News 3,3 (February 1987): 1-2. Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources publication. Reprinted: Clearing 49,3 (May/June 1987): 25; Environmental Education Project publication, Portland State University.

“Great Possessions: An Excerpt from the Forthcoming Biography.” Wisconsin Alumnus 88,3 (March/April 1987): 13-14, 21.

Reports

Waters of Wisconsin: The Future of Our Aquatic Ecosystems and Resources. Madison, Wisc: Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, 2003.

Report of the Intelligent Consumption Project. With M. Strigel. Madison, Wisc: Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters and the USDA Forest Products Laboratory, 2001.

Humans and Other Catastrophes: Perspectives on Extinction. New York: Center for Biodiversity and Conservation, American Museum of Natural History, 2000.

Summary Report on a Survey of Breeding Sarus Cranes (Grus antigone) Distribution in Myanmar. Baraboo, Wisc.: International Crane Foundation, 1999.

Biodiversity, Science, and the Human Prospect. With J. Chevalier, J. Cracroft, F. Grifo, New York: Center for Biodiversity and Conservation, American Museum of Natural History, 1997.

Ukraine Biodiversity Conservation Strategy and Protected Areas Management Demonstration Project. Washington, D.C.: USAID and the CH2M Hill Environmental Policy and Technology Project, 1995.

Conserving Biodiversity in Bulgaria: The National Biological Diversity Conservation Strategy. Washington, D.C.: Biodiversity Support Program, 1994.

Sustainable Agriculture and the Environment in the Humid Tropics. Washington, D. C.: National Academy Press, 1992.

Conserving Biodiversity: A Research Agenda for Development Agencies. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press, 1992.

Integrated Pest Management: Constraints and Commitment. A Review of Research and Technical Assistance Activities. Washington, D. C.: National Academy Press, 1992.

Toward Sustainability: A Plan for Collaborative Research on Agriculture and Natural Resource Management. Washington, D. C.: National Academy Press, 1991.

PRESENTED PAPERS AND OTHER ORAL PRESENTATIONS

[Update forthcoming]

“Connecting the Dots: Restoration and Renewal in the Midwestern United States.” Society for Ecological Restoration, 2013 World Conference, Madison, WI. 10/10/2013.

Plenary presentation. “Predators, Prey, Plants, and People: Coming to Terms with Conservation’s Changing Ecological and Cultural Landscape.” 20th Annual Conference, The Wildlife Society, Milwaukee, WI. 10/8/2013.

“Land Ethics: Aldo Leopold and Indigenous Perspectives.” Society for Ecological Restoration, 2013 World Conference, Madison, WI. 10/7/2013.

“Blessed Ferment.” 2013 Fermentation Festival. Reedsburg, WI. 10/6/2013.

“Sustainability in Time and Space: Communicating the ‘Big Picture’ of Conservation History and Environmental Change.” UW-Madison Climate, People, and the Environment Program (CPEP) Seminar, Madison, WI. 9/13/2013; 2013 Marine Biological Laboratory-Arizona State University History of Biology Seminar: History of Sustainability Science, Woods Hole, MA, 5/15/2013.

“Aldo Leopold and the Green Fire: A Continuing Story.” Voyageurs Club. Madison, WI. 9/11/2013. 16

“The Living Land Ethic.” North Lakeland Discovery Center, Manitowish Waters, WI, 8/19/2013; Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center, Ashland, WI, 5/2/2013.

“From Penn’s Woods to Leopold’s Land Ethic: Conserving Our Private Forestlands.” Plenary address, 1st Pennsylvania Forest Landowners Conference. Altoona, PA. 5/11/2013.

“From Wild Lands to Working Lands to Urban Lands: Connecting Conservation across the Landscape.” Northland College, Ashland, WI, 5/1/2013; Kansas Weslayan University, Salina, KS, 3/11/2013; Northern Michigan University, Marquette, MI, 2/21/2013; Keynote address, The Stewardship Network, East Lansing, MI, 1/18/2013; North American Congress for Conservation Biology, Oakland, CA, 7/16/2012; Waunakee Public Library, Waunakee, WI, 5/8/2012; Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, NE, 2/10/2012; Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, 11/14/2011; Illinois Welseyan University, Bloomington, IL,11/3/2011; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Conference, “Conserving the Future: Wildlife Refuges and the Next Generation,” Madison, WI, 7/12/2011; keynote address, Prairie Enthusiasts Annual Meeting, Platteville, WI, 2/26/2011.

“Cultivating Community: Bringing Ecology, Economics, and Ethics Together on the Land.” Environmental Professionals Network, Ohio State University. Colombus, OH. 4/16/2013.

“Sustaining Waters: Connecting Science, Policy, Philosophy, and “ractice in the ‘Age of Consequences.’” Waters of Wisconsin Public Forum. Madison, WI. 4/9/2013.

“Aldo Leopold: Connecting Conservation Science, Ethics, Policy, and Practice.” 24th Annual Symposium on Environmental Ethics, Utah Valley University. Orem, UT. 4/3/2013.

“Water Ethics.” University of Wisconsin-Baraboo/Sauk County. Baraboo, WI. 3/25/2013.

“My Journey With Aldo: From English Major to Land Lover to Life Saver.” Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Salina, KS. 3/10/2013.

“Ecological Restoration: Extending Leopold’s Legacy in the 21st Century.” 17th Annual Conference, Wild Ones- Fox Valley Area, Oshkosh, WI,1/26/2013; 2013 Wild Things Conference, Chicago, IL, 2/2/2013.

“Cultivating Community: Bringing Ecology, Economics, and Ethics Together on the Land. 2012 Keynote Pritchard Lecture, Soil and Water Conservation Society, Fort Worth, TX. 7/23/2012.

“A Water Ethic: Building on Leopold’s Legacy.” Mississippi River Forum, Science Museum of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN. 5/18/2012.

Panel presentation, “Envisioning a Fairer Future: Sustainability, Security and Happiness on a Finite Planet,” UW-Madison Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, 6th annual Earth Day Conference, Madison, WI. 416/2012.

“It’s About Time: Conservation Biology and History.” 2012 Annual Meeting, American Society for Environmental History, Madison, WI. 3/28/2012.

“Influence of Local Landscapes on Aldo Leopold’s Thinking and Writing.” Carleton College Alumni. Devil’s Lake State Park, WI. 9/24/2011.

“Leopold in the Driftless: Soils, Waters, Forests, Wildlife, Agriculture, and the Land Ethic.” Lake States Regional Meeting, Forest Guild. Prairie du Chien, WI. 9/23/2011.

"Aldo Leopold and Contemporary Wisdom.” Annual Meeting, Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources Wildlife 17

Division. Higgins Lake, MI. 8/24/2010.

“Aldo Leopold’s Legacy in Out Time.” Tuesday Group. Ely, MN. 7/17/2011.

“Ecosystem Markets: Practical and Ethical Concerns with Ecosystem Markets.” 2011 Ecosystem markets Conference. Madison, WI. 6/29/2011.

“Ecology and Ethics: The Leopoldian Bridge.” Cary Institute Conference, "Linking Ecology and Ethics for a Changing World: Values, Philosophy, and Action.” Millbrook, NY. 5/10/2011.

Keynote address. Colorado State University Natural Resources Day. Ft. Collins, CO. 4/21/2011.

Keynote address. “Listening to the Song of the River: Aldo Leopold, Watershed Management, and the Land Ethic.” 2011 Iowa Water Conference. Ames, IA. 3/7/2011.

Plenary address. “Green Fire: The Legacy of Aldo Leopold in the Chicago Area.” Chicago, IL. 3/5/2011.

Plenary panel, “Wisconsin Conservation Legacy and Philosophy.” USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, Wisconsin meeting. Elkhart Lake, WI. 11/16/2010.

“Green Fire: The Living Legacy of Aldo Leopold.” President’s Luncheon Address, Wisconsin Library Association. Wisconsin Dells, WI. 11/5/2010.

Keynote address. “Listening to the Song of the River: Aldo Leopold, Watershed Management, and the Land Ethic.” 2010 Watershed Management Conference, American Society of Civil Engineering Environmental & Water Resources Institute. Madison, WI. 8/24/2010.

Keynote address. Native Plant Society of New Mexico Annual Meeting. Silver City, NM. 8/14/2010.

“Aldo Leopold, Invasive Species, and the Land Health Concept.” Keynote address, Weeds Across Borders conference. National Conservation Training Center, Shepardstown, WV. 6/2/2010.

“The History and Development of the Conservation Ethos: A Wisconsin Case Study.” Conserving Wisconsin’s Biodiversity Symposium, 4th Annual Nelson Institute Earth Day Conference. Madison, WI. 4/21/2010.

Keynote address. UW-Madison Center for Culture, History, and the Environment Graduate Student Synpoisum. Madison, Wisconsin. 4/10/2010.

“Green Fire: Behind the Scenes.” National Association of Interpreters. Lake Delton, WI. 4/8/2010.

“Conservation Connections: Building on Leopold’s Legacy.” National Military Fish and Wildlife Association. 3/25/2010.

Keynote address. 75th North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference. Milwaukee, WI. 3/24/2010.

Keynote address. Wisconsin Association of Land Conservation Employeees annual conference. LaCrosse, WI. 3/3/2010.

“Ripples of a Water Ethic in Wisconsin.” 2010 Marquette University Law School Public Service Conference. Milwaukee, WI. 2/25/2010.

“Aldo Leopold’s Contributions to Wildlife Management.” Wildlife Ecology 379. University of Wisconsin- Madison. Madison, Wisconsin. 1/29/10.

"Water Science and Water Ethics: Learning from the Example of Luna Leopold." U.S. Geological Survey, Wisconsin Water Science Center conference. Madison, WI. 1/18/2009.

“Historical Perspectives on Conservation Science and Policy.” 40th anniversary symposium, Union of Concerned Scientists. Boston, MA. 10/31/2009.

“Climate Change and Our Sense of Place.” Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, Community Environmental Forum. Madison, WI. 10/27/2009.

“A Conversation with Wendell Berry.” Wisconsin Book Festival. Madison, WI. 10/11/2009.

“Wisconsin’s Environmental Legacy.” Keynote address, Association for Environmental Sciences and Studies Inaugural Meeting. Madison, WI. 9/10/2009.

“Leopold in Context.” A Fierce Green Fire at 100, National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute. Prescott, AZ. 6/21-25/2009.

“Cultivating Stewardship: Land Conservation and the Local Food Movement.” Wormfarm Institute. Reedsburg, WI. 5/28/2009.

"Leopold's Land Ethic in an Age of Consequences." College of Lake County Earth Week Celebration. Grayslake, IL. 4/23/2009.

“Conservation in an Age of Consequences.” Minnesota Chapter, Society for Conservation Biology annual meeting. St. Paul, MN. 4/17/2009.

“Leopold’s Evolving, Emerging Place in American Environmental History.” Aldo Leopold Symposium, Yale University. New Haven, CT. 4/3/2009.

Keynote address. Driftless Area Land Conservancy. Spring Green, WI. 3/29/2009.

Keynote address. Liberty Prairie Conservancy Annual Meeting. Libertyville, WI. 3/25/2009.

Keynote address. Midwest Land Conservation Conference. Madison, WI. 3/13/2009.

“Ethics and Climate Change.” University of Wisconsin-Baraboo/Sauk County. Baraboo, WI. 2/23/2009.

"Leopold's Land Ethic in an Age of Consequences." Viterbo University Humanities Symposium. LaCrosse, WI. 2/2/2009.

“Conservation in an Age of Consequences.” American Corn Gowers Association. Coralville, IA. 1/16/2009.

"Green Fire: The Life and Legacy of Aldo Leopold." University of Dayton. Dayton, Ohio. 11/10/2008.

“Aldo Leopold and Sustainability.” Aldo Leopold Energy Fair. Burlington, Iowa. 10/11/2008.

“About the Festival.” Prairie Festival XXX. The Land Institute. Salina, Kansas. 9/27/2008.

“The View from Man Mound.” Man Mound Centennial Commemoration. Baraboo, Wisconsin. 8/9/2008. 19

“Wisconsin’s Land Ethic: A Work in Progress.” Making It Home Program. Wisconsin Humanities Council. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 8/4/2008. Ashland, Wisconsin, 6/23/2008.

“Ecology, Ethincs, Economics, and Ethanol: Putting Biofuels in a Conservation Context.” 22nd Annual Meeting, Society for Conservation Biology, Chattanooga, Tennessee. 7/16/2008.

“Conservation Science and Conservation Politics: Historical Perspectives on the Current Challenge to Scientific Integrity.” 22nd Annual Meeting, Society for Conservation Biology, Chattanooga, Tennessee. 7/15/2008.

“This Place in Time.” Kinship Fellows Program, Keynote Address. Bellingham, Washington. 6/26/2008.

“Leadership in Conservation: Lessons from the Life of Aldo Leopold.” Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Leadership Academy. Madison, Wisconsin. 6/17/2008.

“Correction Lines: The Legacy of the Land Survey in Our Lives.” Smithsonian “Fences” Exhibit Program. Cable, Wisconsin, 6/2/2008. Sauk Prairie, Wisconsin, 2/29/2008. LaFarge, Wisconsin, 2/2//2008.

“Connecting Conservation's Past, Present, and Future: Aldo Leopold's Living Legacy.” Keynote presentation, Association of Natural Resources Extension Professionals, 6th Annual Meeting. Madison, Wiscosnin. 5/20/2008.

“Connecting to Our Past.” Reclaiming Our Ravines: Protecting Our Ecological Treasures. Symposium presentation. Lake Forest, Illinois. 4/24/2008.

“Deep Roots of Ecosystem management: Leopold and Germany’s Dauerwald, 1935.” Annual Aldo Leopold Lecture, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Madison, Wisconsin. 4/22/2008.

“The Life and Legacy of Aldo Leopold.” Voyageurs Club. Madison, Wisconsin. 3/12/2008.

“The Life and Legacy of Aldo Leopold.” Kickoff presentation, Lodi Reads Leopold. Lodi, Wisconsin. 2/28/2008.

“Leopold in Germany: Then (1935) and Now (2007).” Aldo Leopold Foundation Seminar, Baraboo, Wisconsin, 12/18/2007.

“This Place in Time: Thinking Across Temporal and Spatial Scales in Conservation.” 68th Fish and Wildlife Conference, Madison, Wisconsin, 12/10/2007.

“Emergence of an Idea: Aldo Leopold and the Conservation of Biological Diversity.” Aldo Leopold Symposium, Munich, Germany, 11/10/2007; Muraviovko Nature Park, Muraviovka, Russia 7/6/05; University of Georgia 2/1/05; South Dakota State University 4/4/04; University of Illinois School of Law 11/18/99; 20th Dr. Frederick S. Barcalow Jr. Distinguished Conservation Lecture, North Carolina State University 4/6/99; University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point 4/29/98; Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University of Florida, 3/19/98; Environmental Studies Program, DePaul University, 10/21/96; American Museum of Natural History, Southwest Research Station, 3/27/96; Bradley University and the Illinois Chapter of The Nature Conservancy, 10/17/94; Department of Wildlife Ecology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2/9/94; Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors, Defenders of Wildlife, 11/15/92; Department of Forestry, Pennsylvania State University, 11/10/92; Conservation Biology Program, University of Minnesota, 10/30/92; Banquet address, 5th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology, Madison, Wisconsin, 6/22/91.

“Region of Concern.” Chicago Humanities Festival. Chicago, Illinois. 10/28/2007.

“Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work.” Iron County Audubon Society. Iron River, Michigan. 8/6/2007.

“Wildlife and Conservation in an Age of Consequences.” Anual Meeting, Bureau of Law Enforcement, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Appleton, Wisconsin. 6/25/2007.

“Land Use and Development: Creating Common Goals.” Future of Farming and Rural Life in Wisconsin Statewide Conference. Madison, Wisconsin. 5/15/07.

“Ethics, Economics, Ecology, and Ethanol.” Biofuels: Distilling Fact From Fiction Symposium. Chicago Botanical Garden and the Center for Humans and Nature. Glencoe, Illinois. 5/09/07.

“Land, Forests, and Wildlife in an Age of Consequences.” Michigan Technological University, Xi Sigma Pi National Forestry Honor Society Annual Symposium. Houghton, Michigan. 4/13/07.

“Correction Lines.” Smithsonian Institution/Wisconsin Humanities Council, “Between Fences” Program Workshop. Stevens Point, Wisconsin. 4/12/07

“From Curiosity to Caring—Linking Kids with Leopold's Land Ethic." U.S. Forest Service, “Kids Outside: Nurturing A Land Ethic” Conference. Madison, Wisconsin. 4/10/07.

“This Place in Time.” People and Land In a New Century Conference. Colorado State University. Fort Collins, CO. 4/3/07.

“On Aldo Leopold.” Wisconsin Biography Series, Monroe Arts Center. Monroe, Wisconsin. 3/15/07.

“Land and Wildlife Conservation in an Age of Consequences.” Plenary address, Wisconsin Chapter, The Wildlife Society. Madison, Wisconsin. 3/6/07

“Aldo Leopold: His Life and Legacy.” Iron County (MI) Land Conservation Department. Iron River, Michigan. 2/27/07.

“Nutrient Farming and the Land Ethic.” Nutrient Farming: Expanding Our Moral and Civic Imaginations in the Mississippi Watershed. Libertyville, Illinois. 2/23/07.

“Ethics, Economics, Ecology, Engineering, Ethanol ...and Aldo.” “What Would Aldo Leopold Think About Corn Ethanol?” Speaker Series, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 10/26/06. Center for Humans and Nature biofuels Conference, Chicago, Illinois, 11/8/06.

“Second Growth: Forestry and Conservation in the New Century.” Keynote address, 2006 Forest Guild Annual Meeting and Conference, Boulder Junction, Wisconsin. 9/28/06.

“Inherit the Grid: Correction Lines and Connecting Lines.” 1st Art Hawkins Memorial Land Ethic Lecture, 11th Annual Leopold Education project National Workshop, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. 8/20/06.

“Stories of Aldo Leopold and Wisconsin.” Paakumshumwaau-Wemindji Project Conference, Wemindji Cree Nation, Wemindji, Quebec, Canada. 7/30/06.

“The Conservationist’s Tale.” Special Anniversary Closing Ceremony, 20th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. Madison, Wisconsin. 6/28/06.

“A Sustaining Sense of Place.” Keynote address, Sustain Dane, “Discovering a Sense of Place” discussion course, Madison, Wisconsin. 6/17/06.

“Aldo Leopold: The Man and His Legacy.” Aldo Leopold Leadership Program. West Cornwall, Connecticut. 6/21/04, 6/22/05, 6/12/06.

“The Wilderness Movement and Aldo Leopold” and “Aldo Leopold and Wilderness Stewardship.” Keynote addresses, U.S. Forest Service Wilderness Ranger Academy, Leadville, Colorado. 5/25-26/06.

“Historical Perspectives on Ecosystem Concepts.” Center for Humans and Nature Workshop, New College, New York City. 5/23/06.

“Remarks on the Induction of George Archibald.” 22nd Annual Induction ceremony, Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame. Stevens Point, Wisconsin. 4/22/06.

“Door County: A Sense of Place.” Door County’s Natural Heritage Conference. Bailey’s Harbor, Wisconsin. 4/18/06.

“Aldo Leopold, Conservation, and Urbanism.” University of Wisconsin Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning. 4/13/06.

“Land Stewardship: Aldo Leopold’s Land Ethic at Work.” North Central Wisconsin Land Stewardship Conference. Rib Lake, Wisconsin. 4/8/06.

“Badger Army Ammunition Plant Reuse Planning.” 2006 Spring Conference, Wisconsin Chapters of the American Planning Association and the American Society of Landscape Architects. Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. 4/6/06.

“The Once and Future Land Ethic.” Statewide Technical Meeting, Waste and Materials Management Program, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Kimberly, Wisconsin. 3/22/06.

“Aldo Leopold’s Legacy for Science Teachers.” 48th Annual Convention, Wisconsin Society of Science Teachers. Lake Delton, Wisconsin. 3/3/06.

“In Retrospect: Conservation, the Wisconsin Idea, and the Progressive Movement.” Friends of the Arboretum. University of Wisconsin Arboretum. Madison, Wisconsin. 2/22/06.

“Natural Resources of the Town of West Point.” Town of West Point Planning Committee. West Point, Wisconsin. 1/30/06.

“All Over the Map: Toward a New Conservation Consensus.” 5th Annual Conference, The Quivira Coalition. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 1/13/06.

“Aldo Leopold: His Life and Legacy.” Attic Angels Senior Center. Middleton, Wisconsin. 11/28/05.

“Environment, Global Warming and a Sustainable Future.” Wisconsin Interfaith Climate and Energy Campaign [WICEC], University of Wisconsin Baraboo/Sauk County. 11/15/05.

“Conserving Cranes at the Ecosystem and Watershed Levels: Muraviovka Park and the Amur River Basin.” Annual meeting, International Crane Foundation. Lake Delton, Wisconsin. 9/10/05.

“The Legacy of Aldo Leopold.” Aldo Leopold Foundation, “Weekend in Leopold Country” Program. Wisconsin 22

Dells, Wisconsin. 10/20/05.

“From Iowa Roots: The Legacy of Aldo Leopold.” Leopold Legacy Group. Burlington, Iowa. 10/18/05.

“Connecting Lines and Correction Lines.” National Land Conservation Conference Rally 2005. Madison, Wisconsin. 10/16/05.

“The Legacy of Aldo Leopold.” National Land Conservation Conference Rally 2005. Madison, Wisconsin. 10/15/05.

“Leopold’s Legacy: A Work in Progress.” Plenary presentation, 12th Annual Conference of The Wildlife Society. Madison, Wisconsin. 9/26/05.

“Southwestern Wetlands and Watersheds: An Historical Overview.” Conference of Southwestern Foundations. San Antonio, Texas. 9/23/05.

“From Wisconsin's Sand Counties to the World: Aldo Leopold, Cranes, and Conservation.” 5th Annual Whooping Crane Festival. Necedah, Wisconsin. 9/17/05.

“A Conservation About Aldo Leopold.” Forest Guild Lake States Meeting. Aldo Leopold Memorial Reserve, Baraboo, Wisconsin. 9/16/05.

“Why Aldo Leopold’s Writing Endures.” 78th Annual Meeting of the Outdoor Writers Association of America. Madison, Wisconsin. 6/20/05.

"Home, Land, Security: Conservation and the Common Good." Edgewood College, Madison, Wisconsin, 4/19/05; University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois, 4/22/05.

“Introduction and Commentaries.” 6th Annual “Lodi Reads Leopold.” Lodi, Wisconsin. 3/05/05.

“Restoring an Abused Wisconsin Landscape: Reimagining the Sauk Prairie at the Badger Army Ammunition Plant.” 25th Annual Natural Landscapes Conference. Milwaukee Audubon Society. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 2/12/05.

“Aldo Leopold’s Legacy.” Environmental Studies 976. University of Wisconsin-Madison. Madison, Wisconsin. 1/25/05.

“Home, Land, Security.” Fox Valley Land Foundation Annual Dinner, Geneva, Illinois, 12/2/04; keynote presentation, Midwest Land Trust Conference, Madison, Wisconsin, 4/24/04.

“A Retrospective Look Into the Future of Colorado's Forests.” Colorado Forest Restoration Workshop. Glenwood Springs, Colorado. 11/8/04.

“Correction Lines on the Land.” Milwaukee Audubon Society. Bayside, Wisconsin. 10/26/04.

“The View From Man Mound.” The Vanishing Present: Perspectives on Ecological Change in Wisconsin. Madison, Wisconsin. 10/7/04.

“Annex 2001: A Wisconsin Perspective.” Analysis of the 2004 Annex Implementation Agreement and Water Resources Compact. Center for Humans and Nature. Chicago, Illinois. 9/21/04

“Cranes, Communities and Conservation Biology: Connections in Time and Space.” Board of Directors Meeting, International Crane Foundation. Baraboo, Wisconsin. 9/10/04.

“The Many Wildernesses of Aldo Leopold.” 9th Annual Leopold Education Project Workshop. Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. 8/28/04

“Listening to the Song of the River: Aldo Leopold and the Conservation of Aquatic Ecosystems.” Plenary presentation, 134th Annual Meeting, American Fisheries Society. Madison, Wisconsin. 8/22/04.

“Wisconsin’s Conservation Heritage.” Plenary presentation, 19th North American Prairie Conference. Madison, Wisconsin. 8/9/04.

“Aldo Leopold’s ‘Prairie: The Forgotten Flora.’” ICF Prairie Festival. Baraboo, Wisconsin. 7/17/04.

“An Introduction to Aldo Leopold.” Kinnickinnic River Land Trust 4/17/04; 5th Annual “Lodi Reads Leopold.” 3/5/04.

“Aldo Leopold, Cranes, and Muraviovka’s Mission.” Friends of Muraviovka Park. Baraboo, Wisconsin. 3/6/04.

“Is Sustainability Sustainable?: Reflections at the Interface of the Rubber and the Road.” Sustainability and the Global Environment (SAGE) Seminar Series. University of Wisconsin-Madison. Madison, Wisconsin. 2/18/04.

“The Badger Plant Reuse Process: Addressing Conflict.” Sustaining Sauk County Forum. University of Wisconsin-Sauk County. Baraboo, Wisconsin. 11/8/03.

“Badger Army Ammunition Plant: A Case Study in Citizen-Led Conservation.” Wisconsin Woodland Leaders Institute. Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin. 11/7/03, 2/25/05.

“The Wisconsin Idea and the Arts.” Conference on the Arts and the Wisconsin Idea: New Vigor for Local Arts.” University of Wisconsin-Madison. Madison, Wisconsin. 10/23/03.

“Recognizing the Public Interest in Private Land: Building on Aldo Leopold’s Legacy.” 30th Natural Areas Conference. Madison, Wisconsin. 9/25/03.

“Leopold, Land Ethics, and Homeland Security.” Plenary talk, 30th Natural Areas Conference. Madison, Wisconsin. 9/24/03.

“Land Ethics, Community, and Sense of Place.” Lake Superior Binational Forum. Bad River, Wisconsin. 9/11/03.

“Shall We Gather at the River? The Waters of Wisconsin Initiative.” Environmental Studies 449. University of Wisconsin-Madison. Madison, Wisconsin. 7/23/03.

“Conservation and the Public Good.” Unity Chapel and the First Unitarian Society of Madison. Spring Green, Wisconsin. 7/20/03.

“Community Involvement in Crane and Ecosystem Conservation on Three Continents.” 17th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservaiton Biology. Duluth, Minnesota. 7/1/03.

“Aldo Leopold’s Conservation Legacy.” Earth Day 2003: Celebrating Aldo Leopold’s Conservation Legacy. Nicolet College. Rhinelander, Wisconsin. 4/22/03.

“Building Conservation Coalitions Across Unconventional Lines.” Environmental Studies 100. University of Wisconsin-Madison. Madison, Wisconsin. 4/15/03.

“Promoting a Sustainable Future for Wisconsin’s Waters: Proposed Policies and Recommended Actions.” Where the Waters Meet Workshop. Green Bay, Wisconsin. 4/10/03.

“Goose Music: Variations on a Theme by Aldo Leopold.” Plenary presentation, International Canado Goose Symposium. Madison, Wisconsin. 3/19/03.

“Recommendations of the Waters of Wisconsin Initiative.” 27th Annual Meeting, American Water Resources Association – Wisconsin Section. Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin. 2/28/02.

“Beyond the Buzzword: Making Sustainability Meaningful for Wisconsin’s Waters.” College of Natural Resources Colloquium Series. University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Stevens Point, Wisconsin. 2/12/03.

“Aldo Leopold’s Approach to Teaching.” Iowa Conservation Education Council. Springbrook, Iowa. 1/11/03.

“Sustaining Wisconsin’s Waters.” League of Women Voters of the Ripon Area. Ripon College. Ripon, Wisconsin. 12/2/02.

“Why Should We Talk About Ethics, Values, and Biodiversity?” Ethics for a Small Planet Workshop. National Cathedral. Washington, D.C. 11/20/02.

“Conversion of the Badger Army Ammunition Plant, Sauk County, Wisconsin. Environmental Breakfast Seminar. University of Wisconsin-Madison. Madison, Wisconsin. 11/19/02.

“A Subtle Beauty: Changing Perceptions of the Midwest Landscape.” Chicago Humanities Festival. Chicago, Illinois. 11/10/02.

“The Water of Wisconsin: A Framework for Community Activity.” University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point International Watershed Seminar. Madison, Wisconsin. 9/30/02.

“Sustainability and the Earth Charter.” University Forum on the Earth Charter. University of Wisconsin- Oshkosh. Oshkosh, Wisconsin. 9/24/02

“Conservation Connections: Aldo Leopold and the International Crane Foundation.” Banquet Address, Annual Meeting of the International Crane Foundation. Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. 9/21/02.

“Engaging Local Communities in Conservation: Leopold’s Land Ethic at Work.” 7th Annual Leopold Education Project National Workshop. Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. 8/23/02.

“The Leopold Legacy in the U.S. Southwest and Mexico: An Overview.” 87th Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America, 14th Annual International Conference of the Society for Restoration Ecology. Tucson, Arizona. 8/5/02

“Aldo Leopold, the Conservation Ethic, and the Consumption Ethic.” Annual Meeting, Western States Land Commissioners’ Association. Minocqua, Wisconsin. 7/22/02.

“Making Connections Through Family Histories.” Free Congregation of Sauk County. Sauk City, Wisconsin. 5/12/02.

“People, Prairie, Politics, and Promise: Creating A New Vision for the Badger Army Ammunition Plant.” U.S. Forest Products Laboratory. Madison, Wisconsin. 5/7/02.

“Enhancing Our Sense of Place.” Wisconsin River Basin Partner Team Summit. Stevens Point, Wisconsin. 25

4/9/02.

“Wetlands, Watersheds, Cranes, Conservation, Landscapes, and Aldo Leopold.” Aldo Leopold Audubon Society, Stevens Point, Wisconsin 3/13/02; Michigan Technological University, Houghton, Michigan 4/11/02.

“Putting Us in Our Place: The Future of the Badger Army Ammunition Plant.” Annual Meeting of the Prairie Enthusiasts. LaCrosse, Wisconsin. 3/9/02.

“The Waters of Wisconsin Initiative.” 26th Annual Meeting, American Water Resources Association – Wisconsin Section. Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. 3/7/02.

“The Once and Future Land Ethic.” Reconstructing Conservation: History, Values, and Practice. Marsh- Billings-Rockefeller National Historic Park. 11/4/01.

“Roosevelt, Leopold, and the Land Ethic: Looking Back, Looking Ahead.” U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C. 9/25/01; USFWS National Conservation Training Center, Shepardstown, West Virginia, 9/25/01.

“Toward an International Conservation Ethic: Lessons from the Cranes of Asia.” (With J. Baird Callicott). 86th Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America, Madison, Wisconsin. 7/8/01.

“Aldo Leopold’s Huron Mountain Club Report: A Reexamination.” (With D. Flaspohler). 15th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. Hilo, Hawai’i. 8/1/01.

“Land as Commodity vs. Land as Community: Rights and Responsibilities in the Land Ethic Tradition.” Property and the Commons: Rights and Responsibilities. The Hastings Center and the Chicago Academy of Sciences. Chicago, Illinois. 7/17/01.

“Bringing Conservation Into Community-Based Conservation: Is the Science There?” Celebrating Community- Based Conservation in Wisconsin. Oshkosh, Wisconsin. 4/22/01.

“The Continuity of Conservation.” U.S. Forest Service Symposium. University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. 4/19/01.

“Reflections on Leopold and Wright.” 50th Anniversary Festival Program, the First Unitarian Society of Madison. 3/11/01.

“Building Community and Conservation on the Sauk Prairie.” 12th Northern Illinois Prairie Workshop, College of DuPage. Glen Ellyn, Illinois. 3/10/01.

“Finding Common Ground.” Wisconsin Association of Land Conservation Employees. Cable, Wisconsin. 2/14/01

“The Land Ethic in a New Millennium.” Environmental Studies Spring Symposium, Western State College. Gunnison, Colorado. 2/8/01.

“Toward Reconciliation on the Sauk Prairie.” Mennonite Congregation Meeting. Madison, Wisconsin. 1/28/01.

“A Vision for the Future of the Badger Army Ammunition Plant.” Friends of Pheasant Branch. Middleton, Wisconsin. 1/18/01.

“Science and Community-Based Conservation.” Malpais Borderlands Group Science Meeting 2001. Douglas, 26

Arizona. 1/10/01.

“The Once and Future Land Ethic.” 10th National Conference, Society of Environmental Journalists. Lansing, Michigan. 10/21/00.

“The Scientific Legacy of the Muries” (panelist). “The Muries, Voices for Wilderness and Wildlife: Sustaiuning the Legacy.” Grand Teton National Park. 7/22/00.

“Rediscovering Ecosystem Management.” U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Training Seminar on Ecological Approaches to Land Management. Phoenix, Arizona. 4/00, 4/99, 4/98, 3/24/97, 4/1/96, 4/10/95.

“Why We Do the Things We Do.” U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Refuge Academy. USFWS National Conservation Training Center. Shepardstown, West Virginia. 4/20/00.

“Aldo Leopold’s Land Ethic.” USFWS Foundations Training Course. USFWS National Conservation Training Center. Shepardstown, West Virginia. 4/18/00, 3/14/00, 2/15/00, 11/16/99, 7/21/99, 2/3/99, 12/7/98, 7/20/98, 2/2/98.

“From Ethic to Practice.” Developing a City Ethic, 1000 Friends of Wisconsin Land Use Institute, Wingspread Conference Center, Racine, Wisconsin. 4/11/00.

“Leopold, Land Ethics, and Landscape Architecture.” American Society of Landscape Architects LABash, Madison, Wisconsin. 3/4/00.

“The Once and Future Land Ethic: Strengthening the Foundations of Conservation in the New Century.” University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. 3/1/00.

“Conservation, Biology, and History: Coming to Understanding.” University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota. 2/24/00.

“Prairies, Portage, and Aldo Leopold.” Zona Gale Center. Portage, Wisconsin. 2/10/00.

“Aldo Leopold’s Legacy: Science and Private Sector Conservation.” Malpais Borderlands Group Science Meeting 2000. Douglas, Arizona. 1/13/00.

“Putting the Pieces Together: Aldo Leopold’s Legacy for the 21st Century.” 46th Annual Conference, Wisconsin Land and Water Conservation Association. Appleton, Wisconsin. 12/3/99.

“Integrating Conservation in the Midwest.” Midwest Natural Resources Group. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. 11/4/99.

“Leopold: A Brief History.” U.S. Forest Service National Leadership Conference. Madison, Wisconsin. 10/26/99.

“The Wildlife Professional and Local Government: Following Leopold’s Lead.” 6th Annual Meeting, The Wildlife Society. Austin, Texas. 9/10/99.

“Moving Mountains: Aldo Leopold and A Sand County Almanac.” 6th Annual Meeting, The Wildlife Society. Austin, Texas. 9/7/99.

“Gazing Back Into the Gap: A Review of the Science/Management Relationship.” 13th Annual Meeting, Society for Conservation Biology. College Park, Maryland. 6/19/99. 27

“Aldo Leopold, Sand County, Sauk Prairie, and the Arboretum: Connections Through Time.” Friends of the Arboretum, University of Wisconsin Arboretum, Madison, Wisconsin. 6/12/99.

“A Legacy Entire: Aldo Leopold and the Reintegration of Conservation.” Aldo Leopold’s Land Ethic: A Legacy for Public Land Managers. USFWS National Conservation Training Center, Shepardstown, West Virginia. 5/14/99.

“Cranes, Conservation, Wetlands, Watersheds, Landscapes, and Leopold.” Chicago Community Trust Connections Fund Lecture Series. Chicago Botanic Garden. 4/27/99.

“Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work.” U.S. Forest Service, Management Policy Training Seminar. Arlington, Virginia. 4/12/99, 5/10/99.

“Aldo Leopold and the Community Conservation Movement.” Aldo Leopold and Conservation on Private Lands. 129th Annual Conference of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters. Stevens Point, Wisconsin, 4/9/99.

“Ethics and Restoration on the Sauk Prairie.” Free Congregation of Sauk County. Sauk City, Wisconsin. 11/9/98.

“A Sand County Almanac and the Leopold Legacy.” State Historical Society Museum. Madison, Wisconsin. 11/3/98.

“The Land Ethic of Aldo Leopold.” Fulfilling the Promise: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Wildlife Refuge System Conference. Keystone, Colorado. 10/21/98.

“Aldo Leopold’s Legacy in the Southwest: Assessment of Watershed Conditions and Human Impacts on Natural Resources.” U.S. Forest Service Watershed, Wildlife, and Range Issues Workshop. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 10/20/98.

“The Legacy of Aldo Leopold: 50 Years Later.” Keynote address, 1998 Watchable Wildlife Conference. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 10/15/98.

“Aldo Leopold: Wisconsin Writer.” University of Wisconsin Center-Baraboo. Baraboo, Wisconsin. 10/12/98.

“The Land Ethic of Aldo Leopold.” Living Ethics Lecture Series. Illinois State University. Normal, Illinois. 9/29/98.

“Don’t Count Them ‘Til You See the White On Their Necks: A Survey of Breeding Sarus Cranes in Burma (Myanmar).” International Crane Foundation. Baraboo, Wisconsin. 9/28/98.

“Bulgaria’s National Biodiversity Conservation Strategy.” 5th Annual Conference, The Wildlife Society. Buffalo, New York. 9/24/98.

“A Sand County Almanac: Evolution of a Conservation Classic.” 1998 Annual Convention, Society of American Foresters. Traverse City, Michigan. 9/23/98.

“History and Future of Land Conservation.” Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Real Estate Division. Kellogg Biological Station, Kalamazoo, Michigan. 9/16/98.

“Conserving Cranes and Wetlands in Myanmar and Around the World.” Training seminar, Hlawga Park, 28

Yangon, Myanmar. 9/5/98.

“Sauk Prairie Remembered: A Vision for the Future.” Banquet presentation, Community Conservation Coalition for the Sauk Prairie. Baraboo, Wisconsin. 7/29/98.

“Renewing Our Sense of History Through Prairie Restoration.” Luncheon presentation, the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Wisconsin. Portage, Wisconsin. 6/16/98.

“Outdoor Recreation in the United States: The Quiet Explosion.” Outdoor Recreation: Promise and peril in the New West, 19th Annual Summer Conference, University of Colorado School of Law. Boulder, Colorado. 6/8/98.

“Aldo Leopold and the Rio Grande Ecosystem.” Rio Grande Ecosystems: Linking Land, Water, and People – A Symposium and a Workshop. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 6/4/98.

“The Inevitable Fusion: Aldo Leopold’s Path Toward a Land Ethic.” 20th Annual Prairie Festival, The Land Institute. Salina, Kansas. 5/30/98.

“Aldo Leopold, Forest History, and Forest Policy.” U.S. Forest Service Management Policy Training Seminar, Grey Towers. Milford, Pennsylvania. 3/24/98, 4/27/98.

“Aldo Leopold’s Land Ethic in the New Century.” Earth Day presentation, Iowa State University. Ames, Iowa. 4/22/98.

“Aldo Leopold: His Life and Legacy.” Earth Day presentation, Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture, Iowa State University. Ames, Iowa. 4/21/98.

“Exploring Aldo Leopold’s Legacy: The Land Ethic and the American West in the 21st Century.” 3rd Annual Symposium of the Wallace Stegner Center for Land, Resources, and the Environment. University of Utah College of Law. Salt Lake City, Utah. 4/17/98.

“The Secret Leopold, or Who Really Wrote A Sand County Almanac.” University of Wisconsin Arboretum, Aldo Leopold Lecture Series. Madison, Wisconsin. 4/5/98.

“Aldo Leopold and the Origins of Wildlife Ecology.” The Wildlife Society, UW-Madison Student Chapter. Madison, Wisconsin. 3/26/98.

“Aldo Leopold and His Legacy.” Friends of the Elm Grove Library. Elm Grove, Wisconsin. 3/12/98.

“Embracing Change in Wildlife Management: Insights From the Life of Aldo Leopold.” Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Division. Traverse City, Michigan. 2/4/98.

“Reimagining the Prairie: Aldo Leopold and the Origins of Prairie Restoration.” Symposium on Images and Functions of the American Prairie, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, 9/21/96; Friends of the Arboretum, University of Wisconsin Arboretum, Madison, Wisconsin, 10/30/97.

“Historical Review and Trends in Conservation Science and Advocacy.” 4th Annual Conference, The Wildlife Society. Snowmass, Colorado. 9/25/97.

“Planting the Future: Aldo Leopold on Agriculture’s Next Century.” Annual Meeting, Leopold Center for Sustainable Agricultre, Iowa State University. Ames, Iowa. 7/31/97.

“Conservation Biology and Conservation Values: the Wisconsin Tradition.” Keynote address, Conservation Symposium: Prospects for Our Future -- Students in Wildlife Conservation. Zoological Society of Milwaukee County. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 11/9/96.

“Wetlands, Watersheds, Cranes, Conservation, Landscapes, and Aldo Leopold.” Keynote address, 1996 Wisconsin Wetlands Forum. Madison, Wisconsin. 10/18/96.

“Changing Paradigms in Conservation.” Seminar presentation, UW-Madison Department of Wildlife Ecology, 9/24/96.

“Reimagining the Prairie: Aldo Leopold and the Origins of Prairie Restoration.” Symposium on Images and Functions of the American Prairie. University of Iowa. Iowa City, Iowa. 9/21/96.

“Aldo Leopold, Cranes, and Conservation Biology: Lessons from History.” 40th Annual Meeting, Association of Midwest College Biology Teachers.” Dubuque, Iowa. 9/20/96.

(With G. W. Archibald, J. T. Harris, C. Mirande). “Proposed IUCN Red List Classification of the Cranes (Family Gruidae). 10th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. Providence, Rhode Island. 8/13/96.

“The Path Behind, the Path Ahead: Changing Concepts in Conservation Philosophy and Practice.” U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Education and Training Center. Arlington, Virginia. 5/16/96.

“Wallace Stegner: Geobiographer.” Wallace Stegner and the Continental Vision: An Interdisciplinary Symposium. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters. Madison, Wisconsin. 5/3/96.

“Leopold, Land, and Modern Conservation.” Portage Public Library. Portage, Wisconsin. 2/17/96.

“Conservation, Advocacy, and the Citizen-Scientist.” Policy symposium, 9th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. Ft. Collins, Colorado. 6/10/95.

(With G. W. Archibald). “The IUCN/SSC Action Plan for Cranes.” 9th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. Ft. Collins, Colorado. 6/9/95.

“Conservation Biology in the 1990s: A View from the Trenches.” Distinguished Speakers Series, Oakton Community College. Des Plaines, Illinois. 4/25/95

“Comprehending the Past: Looking Back on a Century of Natural Resources Conservation.” Paradigms in Transition: Natural Resources Management in the New Century. Colorado State University. Ft. Collins, Colorado. 4/11/95.

“The Leopold Legacy: Ecosystem Approaches in the Emerging Land Ethic.” U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seminar Series on Ecosystem Approaches to Fish and Wildlife Conservation. Washington, D.C. 11/1/94. Fairbanks, Alaska. 2/27/95. Anchorage, Alaska. 3/1/95. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 3/27/95.

“Conservation: Leopold's Holistic Approach.” Professional Improvement Conference, Wisconsin Association of Land Conservation Employees. Cable, Wisconsin. 3/10/95.

“Aldo Leopold and the Origins of Restoration Ecology.” First Annual Stewards Meeting, The Illinois Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. Chicago, Illinois. 12/10/94.

“The Bulgarian National Biological Diversity Conservation Strategy: A Case Study in National-level Planning. 30

8th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. Guadalajara, Mexico. 6/10/94.

“Conserving Biological Diversity in Bulgaria: A Case Study in National-level Planning.” Joint Meeting of the Wisconsin Chapter of the Wildlife Society and the Leopold Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology. Madison, Wisconsin. 2/25/94.

“Conservation Biology and Wildlife Management: Bridging the Gap.” Joint Meeting of the Wisconsin Chapter of the Wildlife Society and the Leopold Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology. Madison, Wisconsin. 2/24/94.

“Toward a Global Crane Action Plan.” International Conference on the Conservation of the Common Crane in Europe: Towards a Long Term Strategy. Orellana la Vieja, Spain. 1/23/94.

“Aldo Leopold and the Origins of Conservation in New Mexico.” Keynote Presentation, Annual Meeting of the New Mexico Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 11/6/93.

“Sustainable Agriculture in the Humid Tropics: Discussion of a Report of the National Academy of Sciences.” University of Wisconsin Tropical Studies Group. Madison, Wisconsin. 10/22/93.

“Cranes and Conservation: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.” 20th Anniversary Celebration, the International Crane Foundation. Baraboo, Wisconsin. 5/22/93

“Wildlife Management and the Roots of Conservation Biology.” 1993 Wildlife Training Session and Annual Meeting, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Itasca Forestry and Biological Station. Lake Itasca, Minnesota. 5/18/93.

“Binding Themes: American History and Conservation.” Keynote Presentation, Annual Meeting of the Kansas Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. Oletha, Kansas. 9/25/92.

“Aldo Leopold, Natural Resource Management, and the Roots of Conservation Biology.” Leopold Chapter, Society for Conservation Biology. Madison, Wisconsin. 8/6/92.

“What the Land Might Be.” 1992 Summer Forum Lecture Series. University of Wisconsin-Madison. Madison, Wisconsin. 8/4/92.

“Perspectives on Biodiversity.” Management for Biotic Diversity Workshop. Colorado State University. Ft. Collins, Colorado. 7/15/92.

“It's About Time: The Wildlife Society and the Roots of Conservation Biology.” 6th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. Blacksburg, Virginia. 6/30/92.

“Changing Attitudes Toward Wildlife.” USFS Continuing Education Short Course on Wildlife Habitat Management. Logan, Utah. 5/4/92, 5/6/91, 5/7/90, 5/8/89.

“Linking Wise Use and Preservation on the Land: Aldo Leopold's Prescription for Conservation.” Keynote Presentation, Annual Meeting of the Wisconsin State Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. Egg Harbor, Wisconsin. 9/14/91.

“Incorporating Conservation Biology Into the Curriculum: A Survey of Current Efforts in Higher Education.” Roundtable Presentation, 5th Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology. Madison, Wisconsin. 6/20/91.

“Conservation Biology and Sustainable Societies: A Historical Perspective.” After Earth Day: Continuing the Conservation Effort. University of North Texas. 4/17/91.

“Should Biodiversity Conservation be a Goal of Wildlife Management?” Symposium presentation, 56th North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference. Edmonton, Alberta. 3/23/91.

“Aldo Leopold and the Biodiversity Ethic.” Meeting the Biodiversity Challenge: A Short Course for Decision Makers. Sponsored by the USFS, BLM, EPA, USFWS. Phoenix, Arizona. 3/7/90.

“A History of Environmental Ethics.” UW Extension Program, “Balancing Economic Growth with Environmental Quality.” UW-Baraboo, Baraboo, Wisconsin. 2/16/90.

“Aldo Leopold and the Gila Wilderness.” Southwest Wilderness Symposium. Western New Mexico State University. Silver City New Mexico. 9/29/89.

“A Sense of Place in History and Literature.” Adult education program of the Wisconsin Library Association. Various locations. 1988.

“Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work.” Aldo Leopold Day. Retzer Nature Center. Waukesha, Wisconsin. 2/20/88.

“Aldo Leopold's Holistic Concept of a Land Ethic.” Project Food, Land, and People Goals Workshop. Estes Park, Colorado. 2/25/88.

“The Life of Aldo Leopold.” National Wildlife Health Center. Madison, Wisconsin. 5/17/88.

“Aldo Leopold, Frederick Jackson Turner, and the Historical Significance of Wilderness.” Annual Meeting, the Organization of American Historians. Reno, Nevada. 3/27/88.

“Leopold's Legacy: Looking Back, Looking Ahead.” University of Wisconsin-Extension Outreach Program. Madison, Wisconsin. 3/5/88.

“Aldo Leopold's Thoughts on Professionalism.” 49th Midwest Wildlife Conference. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 12/7/87.

“Aldo Leopold's Biotic View of History.” Celebration of “The Legacy of Aldo Leopold.” Montana State University. Bozeman, Montana. 11/3/87.

“Educating for Citizen Action: What Leopold Would Have Said.” Annual Meeting, the Wisconsin Association of Environmental Educators. Madison, Wisconsin. 10/31/87.

“The Literary Legacy of Aldo Leopold.” Annual Meeting, the Wisconsin Library Association. Eau Claire, Wisconsin. 10/28/87.

“Aldo Leopold: A Man for All Seasons.” Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. Bayfield, Wisconsin. 8/19/87.

“Aldo Leopold and Environmental Education.” National Meeting of Project WILD Leaders. Madison, Wisconsin. 5/30/87.

“Aldo Leopold and Interdisciplinary Agricultural Education. Annual Meeting of Sigma Delta, Wisconsin Chapter. University of Wisconsin-Madison. 4/23/87.

“Aldo Leopold's Resource Policy Activities.” Center for Resource Policy Studies, University of Wisconsin- Madison. 3/30/87.

“Aldo Leopold's Early Years.” Des Moines County (Iowa) Conservation Board. Burlington, Iowa. 1/18/87.

“Is Leopold's Legacy Alive?” Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Madison, Wisconsin. 1/12/87.

“On the Centenary of Aldo Leopold.” Dane County Board of Supervisors. Madison, Wisconsin. 1/12/87.

“Aldo Leopold's Early Years.” Clinton County (Iowa) Conservation Board. Camp Wyoming, Iowa. 10/10/86.

“The Farmer as Conservationist: Leopold on Agriculture.” Aldo Leopold Centennial Celebration. Iowa State University. Ames, Iowa. 10/9/86.

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REFERENCES

 Dr. George Archibald, Co-Founder and Senior Conservationist, International Crane Foundation, P.O. Box 447, Baraboo, WI 53913 608/356-3453. [email protected]

 Dr. William Conway, President Emeritus, Wildlife Conservation Society, 2300 Southern Boulevard Bronx, New York 10460. 718/220-5100. [email protected]

 Dr. Michael Dombeck, Former Chief/USDA Forest Service, Professor Emeritus of Global Environmental Management and UW System Fellow of Global Conservation, College of Natural Resources, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, WI 54481. [email protected]

 Mr. Paul Johnson, Farmer, Former Chief/USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, 2689 Lannon Hill Rd., Decorah, IA 52101. 563/382-3829. [email protected]