Protecting Wild Birds Sparked U S Movement and Legacy
A long survey traces the rise of bird protection in the United States from late 19th century beginnings to today, highlighting Audubon societies, the American Ornithologists' union, and key figures like William Dutcher. It notes laws, advocacy, and philanthropy enabling ongoing conservation efforts and the shift from plumage trade to protected avifauna.
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