Only Economists Mistake Physical Opulence For Riches.

Our Remnants Of Wilderness Will Yield Bigger Values To The Nation's Character And Health Than They Will To Its Pocketbook, And To Destroy Them Will Be To Admit That The Latter Are The Only Values That Interest Us.

Do We Realize That Industry, Which Has Been Our Good Servant, Might Make A Poor Master?

I Am Glad I Will Not Be Young In A Future Without Wilderness.

In Our Attempt To Make Conservation Easy, We Have Made It Trivial.

We Console Ourselves With The Comfortable Fallacy That A Single Museum Piece Will Do, Ignoring The Clear Dictum Of History That A Species Must Be Saved In Many Places If It Is To Be Saved At All.