Working West
A West That Works
Profiles written by Courtney White, originally published in Headwaters News.
Headwaters News Website
There's a new conservation movement across the West that favors cooperation, not conflict, to restore the land.
Excerpt:
"In 2002, I wrote the following letter to Carl Pope, executive director of the Sierra Club, explaining why I had resigned from a leadership position in New Mexico:
"Dear Carl,
On June 11, I resigned from the Executive Committee of the Santa Fe Group of the Sierra Club. I did so principally in order to create more 'elbow room' in my life for my family.
"However, I have also moved on to a new type of environmental activism, one that does not fit well with the club's current policies and approaches.
"In fact, I have deep concerns about the future effectiveness of the Sierra Club on issues related to the public lands in the West...."
Profiles written by Courtney White, originally published in Headwaters News.
Headwaters News Website
There's a new conservation movement across the West that favors cooperation, not conflict, to restore the land.
Excerpt:
"In 2002, I wrote the following letter to Carl Pope, executive director of the Sierra Club, explaining why I had resigned from a leadership position in New Mexico:
"Dear Carl,
On June 11, I resigned from the Executive Committee of the Santa Fe Group of the Sierra Club. I did so principally in order to create more 'elbow room' in my life for my family.
"However, I have also moved on to a new type of environmental activism, one that does not fit well with the club's current policies and approaches.
"In fact, I have deep concerns about the future effectiveness of the Sierra Club on issues related to the public lands in the West...."
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