We live in a land with great public resources and opportunities. And choice. If “conservation is the state of harmony between men and the land,” as Aldo Leopold wrote in The Land Ethic, as a nation, we’ve no doubt hit some off-key notes.
It’s taken a lot of work, pressure, and patience to get to the state of balance where we are now. It will take ongoing effort to maintain and add to it moving forward.
Read the complete column here: Public lands: What is free? The importance of buying a license to hunt, fish and more in Ohio
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