The cultural
resources people have left behind -- their “footprints on the landscape”
-- provide a historical record of human dependence on natural resources.
Learning the history of Americans’ relationship to wildlife and
the environment is the first step in understanding and developing
solutions to current issues. A variety of interpretive and education
programs in the Pacific Region strive to bring the past to life.
These pages provide information about events, materials, and resources. This
page will be updated regularly with new resources, so check back!
The cultural
resources people have left behind -- their “footprints on the landscape”
-- provide a historical record of human dependence on natural resources.
Learning the history of Americans’ relationship to wildlife and
the environment is the first step in understanding and developing
solutions to current issues. A variety of interpretive and education
programs in the Pacific Region strive to bring the past to life.
These pages provide information about events, materials, and resources. This
page will be updated regularly with new resources, so check back!
