Visionary Voices panel brings Roosevelt Muir Leopold to New Mexico
The New Mexico Humanities Council hosts two Chautauqua panel events in Albuquerque and Mesilla featuring portrayals of Theodore Roosevelt John Muir and Aldo Leopold. Adam Lindquist portrays Roosevelt while Doug Hulmes embodies Muir with Heather Provencia moderating. The program explores conservation philosophy and ethics with live discussion and questions.
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North America
U.S
Theodore
Teddy” Roosevelt
John Muir
Aldo Leopold
New Mexico Humanities Council
Albuquerque Museum
Mountain Road NW
Albuquerque
Fountain Theatre
Calle de Guadalupe
Mesilla
Visionary Voices
Roosevelt
Muir
Leopold
Heather Provencia
U.S. Forest Service
Dakota Territory
Adam Lindquist
White Oaks and Lincoln County history highlights New Mexico
White Oaks in Lincoln County New Mexico is a thriving mid–late 19th century town with extensive mining and agricultural potential. The piece details location, elevation, services, mines nearby, railroad plans, county geography, population, and economic growth including cattle, horses, goats, and fruit prospects. Historian Janice Dunnahoo is cited with contact.
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White Oaks
Lincoln County
New Mexico
Carthage
San Pedro
Socorro
el Paso
Texas
Lincoln
Carrizo Range
Homestake
S. E
Lone Mountain
Bonito
Nogal
Fort Stanton
Chicago
City of Mexico
Rio Pecos
Great Range
Gallinas
Jicarillas
Carrizo
Sierra Blancos
Jack’s Peak
Sierra Blanco
San Patricio
Pichaco
Weed
Dolan’s Mill
Galena
Roswell
Sever Rivers
Three Rivers
Lookout
Penasco
Ruidoso
Hondo
Seven Rivers
Black River
Pecos
Charles Fritz
Janice Dunnahoo
Jdunna
Hotmail
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Teddy
Des Moines
Iowa
Lindquist
Theodore Roosevelt
National Park Service
U.S. Navy
Army Corps of Engineers
Doug Hulmes
Arizona Humanities Council
Holmes
Prescott College
National Wilderness Rangers
Durango
Colorado
Hulmes
Washington D.C
Nord Trgndelag University
Norway
Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt
Rio Gavilan
Mexico
The
Daily Record
the Historical Society For
Southeast New Mexico