He came to think that ecosystems needed more to be protected from humans than managed by them—a stance that complicated his move, in 1933, to the University of Wisconsin at Madison, where he directed the first U.S. academic program in wildlife management.
He came to think that ecosystems needed more to be protected from humans than managed by them—a stance that complicated his move, in 1933, to the University of Wisconsin at Madison, where he directed the first U.S. academic program in wildlife management.
Also Leopold
