
Additional Resources
The Ozark Highlands
Man and the Biosphere Reserve: A Study of a Failed Nomination
Effort - Final
Report of Research
for the United States Man and the Biosphere Program, United States
Department of State - By Theresa L. Goedeke & J. Sanford
Rikoon, University of Missouri, Columbia - September 1998
The Ozark activists successfully cast the MAB program as
a threat to property rights and local
control, thereby winning the support of fellow citizens and politicians.
The social problem was no longer water quality or exotic species,
but property rights and political process. - From Chapter
5 - TheOMAB Legacy
MAB Secretariat
address

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Arkansas State General Assembly
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Arkansas State Senate
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Arkansas State House of Representatives
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Buffalo National River Map & Sitton Cemetery Photo
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- The National Park Services practice
in twentieth century parks such as Buffalo National River in
the Ozarks, Shenandoah National Park, and Great Smokie Mountains
National Park is to include cemeteries in wilderness
areas and prevent their upkeep, prevent people from visiting
cemeteries by prohibiting motor vehicle use by mourners and descendants,
and to compound the visitation difficulty by allowing roads and
paths to deteriorate.
More on this
topic: National
Park Service National
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