An Ecologist Lives In A World Of

Our Ability To Perceive Quality In Nature Begins, As In Art, With The Pretty.

Every Farm Woodland, In Addition To Yielding Lumber, Fuel And Posts, Should Provide Its Owner A Liberal Education. This Crop Of Wisdom Never Fails, But It Is Not Always Harvested.

There Is Value In Any Experience That Exercises Those Ethical Restraints Collectively Called Sportsmanship.

All Ethics So Far Evolved Rest Upon A Single Premise: That The Individual Is A Member Of A Community Of Interdependent Parts.

Examine Each Question In Terms Of What Is Ethically And Aesthetically Right, As Well As What Is Economically Expedient.