Education, I Fear, Is Learning To See

The First Law Of Intelligent Tinkering Is To Save All The Parts

There Are Degrees And Kinds Of Solitude. I Know Of No Solitude So Secure As One Guarded By A Spring Flood; Nor Do The Geese, Who Have Seen More Kinds And Degrees Of Aloneness Than I Have.

The Land-relation Is Still Strictly Economic, Entailing Privileges But Not Obligations

When We See Land As A Community To Which We Belong, We May See It With Love And Respect. - Perhaps Such A Shift Of Values Can Be Achieved By Reappraising Things Unnatural, Tame, And Confined In Terms Of Things Natural, Wild, And Free.

Wilderness Is A Resource Which Can Shrink But Not Grow.