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"wilderness" Definitions
  1. a large area of land that has never been developed or used for growing crops because it is difficult to live there
  2. a place that people do not take care of or control
  3. a position that is no longer important, especially in politics

140 Sentences With "wilderness"

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We support protecting America's wilderness and oppose attempts to rewrite the Wilderness Act to allow mountain bikes in wilderness.
The park is contiguous with other large protected areas, including the Pasayten Wilderness, Mount Baker Wilderness, Glacier Peak Wilderness, and Lake Chelan National Recreation Area.
New wilderness Glacier National Park Wilderness recovery area Existing wilderness National parks Biological corridors Unaffected federal land Washington Montana Yellowstone National Park Oregon Wyoming Idaho 100 miles New wilderness Glacier National Park Wilderness recovery area Existing wilderness Washington National parks Biological corridors Unaffected federal land Montana Yellowstone National Park Oregon Idaho Wyoming 100 miles Existing wilderness National Parks Wilderness recovery area Biological corridors Existing wilderness Unaffected federal land Glacier National Park 100 miles Washington Montana Yellowstone National Park Oregon Wyoming Idaho By Baden Copeland/The New York Times; Source: Save America's Forests In 1872, when Congress designated Yellowstone as the world's first national park, America was the world leader in conservation.
Navigating the Wilderness Would you be able to escape the wilderness while naked?
The Wilderness Act preserves the "wilderness character" of large tracts of federal land.
Opinion If technology helps us save the wilderness, will the wilderness still be wild?
"I see the Wilderness Act as nature's bill of rights," said George Nickas, the executive director of Wilderness Watch, a conservation group that opposed volcano monitoring in federal wilderness.
It's like the city with wilderness poking in, and wilderness with something urban poking in.
But the 1964 Wilderness Act forbids bikes and other forms of "mechanical transport" in federal wilderness areas.
The suit was filed by Earthjustice, the Sierra Club, the Natural Resources Defense Council, the Wilderness Society, the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, the Grand Canyon Trust, and the Great Old Broads for Wilderness.
"Globally, the Wilderness Foundation works to protect and sustain wildlife and wilderness through integrated conservation and education programs."
The property will sit on the shores of Bay Lake between Disney's Wilderness Lodge and Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground.
I'm not against the wilderness, and I'm generally fond of the wilderness… You're living in New York City now, right?
"It's not wilderness if you have structures, if you have roads, if you have motorization," said Gary Macfarlane, Wilderness Watch's president.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower appointed the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission, which recommended protecting wilderness areas; the Wilderness Act of 1964 followed.
Haner's rich photos and time-lapse videos capture America's great wilderness in all its beauty, a wilderness we're not guaranteed to retain. —L.
Legislation, including the watershed 1964 Wilderness Act, reversed time and returned the 1.1 million-acre Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness to pristine backcountry.
Her father became a leader in the fight for the federal Wilderness Act, whose passage in 1964 helped create federally designated wilderness areas.
Book Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground starting at $321Those looking for a rustic experience will enjoy Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground.
Today, 1.8 million acres of BLM lands are already being managed to wilderness standards, as "natural areas" under BLM land-use plans and as Wilderness Study Areas, so the Bishop bill actually results in a net loss of wilderness protections in eastern Utah.
Undeterred, Utah's Republican senators, Mike Lee and Orrin Hatch, no friends of wilderness protection, are sponsoring the Human-Powered Travel in Wilderness Areas Act.
One academic who has written widely on wilderness policy, Martin Nie of the University of Montana, said the bill would undermine federal wilderness protections.
The Bundys want us to think that the BLM is, like the National Park Service, tasked with preservation, an arbiter of wilderness (they hate wilderness).
As human settlements push further into wilderness, as that wilderness warms and dries with climate change, the risk to people and property will only grow.
In order to change the pace of wilderness destruction, the researchers call for national frameworks that prioritize the maintenance of globally significant areas of wilderness.
It's the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States and the largest wilderness area east of the Mississippi River, according to the National Park Service.
The study looked at - and mapped - wilderness across the planet, defining 'wilderness' as "biologically and ecologically intact landscapes free of significant disturbance," the University of Queensland said.
Despite this "catastrophic" decline in global wilderness area, the researchers also note that the amount of protected wilderness has also grown significantly during the same two decades.
Such pressures demand a rigorous approach to safeguarding wilderness, especially if lawmakers hope to give visitors access to the "solitude" and "unconfined recreation" promised in the Wilderness Act.
"I grew up in a small town surrounded by wilderness, so for me the clearest way to reconnect with myself to find myself is through the wilderness," says Zac.
They're currently involved in a dozen wilderness bills held up in Congress that, together, would provide one and a half million more acres to the National Wilderness Preservation System.
A bill in Congress would open up biking in federally designated wilderness, where "mechanical transport" has been banned since President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Wilderness Act in 1964.
Across the country, sportsmen, wilderness advocates and mountain bicyclists have collaborated effectively to preserve access to key mountain bike trails and at the same time protect the adjacent wilderness areas.
One lawsuit, filed in District Court in Washington, D.C., on Monday — by the Wilderness Society, Great Old Broads for Wilderness and eight other groups — is in defense of Grand Staircase.
They've been behind some of the nation's biggest environmental victories, from the seminal 1964 Wilderness Act, which created the legal definition of wilderness in America and gave federal protection to over 9 million acres of land, to the 2009 Obama-era bill that expanded federal protection to 2 million more acres of wilderness.
Perry Cohen is the founder and executive director of The Venture Out Project, which takes queer and trans people out into the wilderness for short day hikes and longer wilderness trips.
But Schuurman says the NPS Organic Act and the Wilderness Act (which affects the many designated wilderness areas in national parks) allow the NPS considerable latitude in responding to changing conditions.
Finally in 1978 Congress passed the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness Act, which expanded its size, restricted motorboat use, ended logging and banned mining in the wilderness and some adjacent lands.
Concerned citizens should tune into the hard-working folks at Trustees for Alaska, the Alaska Wilderness League, The Wilderness Society and others who have fought for the arctic refuge for generations.
Chris Roche, the business development director at Wilderness Holdings, which owns luxury safari company Wilderness Safaris, told Business Insider that big-ticket travelers in 2019 have high expectations of their travel experiences.
On a guided trip with adventure travel company Ukaliq Wilderness Adventures, explore the Tobeatic Wilderness Area in Nova Scotia renowned for its varied geography of barren landscapes, interconnected lakes and pine forests.
Book Disney's Wilderness Lodge starting at $349Inspired by America's Great Northwest and the grand lodges of National Parks, Disney's Wilderness Lodge is a beautiful escape elevated by natural elements and rustic touches.
Roche, who handles business development for Wilderness Holdings, owner of Wilderness Safaris, a Botswana-based luxury safari company, says that when it comes to their safaris, transformation comes in the form of reconnection.
An industrial mining district in the Boundary Waters watershed would forever change the landscape, undercut the wilderness character of the Boundary Waters, and continuously produce pollution that would flow directly into the Wilderness.
Some land was set aside for parks, wilderness and conservation.
Both houses sat near a huge state park wilderness area.
This is a defining rule of the wilderness of mirrors.
To get involved, head to The Wilderness Society's actions page.
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The Wilderness Society values that industry at over $646 billion.
It will create nearly 1 ½ million acres of new wilderness.
Do you think that lack of wilderness is to blame?
He lets you enjoy the beautiful Montana wilderness in peace.
Time in the wilderness can be used to great effect.
Blanc acknowledges that these issues are much bigger than Wilderness.
Klein was a triathlete who had taken wilderness survival classes.
"Our vision of wilderness was failing," Wick told me recently.
How will we pay for a future with forest wilderness?
As an idea, the wilderness has led a double life.
Ironically, I went into the wilderness to talk to people.
Cindy Shogan is the Executive Director of Alaska Wilderness League.
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The Tennessee Wilderness Act was first introduced by Republican Sens.
She has made this small wilderness and given it life.
Climate change is also partly responsible for our disappearing wilderness.
Turn south, and the wilderness extends more than double that.
He has wandered, despised, for many days in the wilderness.
Now proposed legislation in Congress would allow bikes in wilderness.
Compass Heli Tours leads adventures deep into the Canadian wilderness.
On the other side of the lake is open wilderness.
They'd be wise to add wilderness preservation to the agenda.
In this Appalachian wilderness, he finally found the right spot.
Kristen Miller is the Conservation Director at Alaska Wilderness League.
Eleven weeks of wilderness won't do it on its own.
There is a character in "Wilderness" known only as Mom.
The bloc seemed once again destined for the political wilderness.
"In the wilderness, teamwork is your best tool," Hoffmeister says.
We see pictures of smiling students and the Georgia wilderness.
It was motherhood that brought Khumalo back to the wilderness.
The general public may view wilderness areas like recreational facilities.
Civilization will continue to invade the vast wilderness of Alaska.
"Go in while you're young," was one wilderness advocate's rejoinder.
It contributes to the feeling I'm alone in the wilderness.
True wilderness holds a spiritual value that can nourish us.
But beyond that wall, a largely uncontrollable wilderness stretches out.
The wilderness looks unkept and threatening, but seethes with life.
It's glow big or go home in the neon wilderness.
But this vast wilderness may soon experience a rude awakening.
Most citizens were first introduced to the wilderness by images.
FIRE SEASONField Notes From a Wilderness LookoutBy Philip Connors246 pp.
The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness northeast of Ely, Minn.
We're heading to the last wilderness, they seem to say.
As the helicopter climbed I looked back toward the wilderness.
"Nature" ventures into the wilderness with its adorable spy creatures.
Ties Before I became a mother, I led wilderness trips.
The movement's identity is based on being in the wilderness.
This wilderness, this soup, this realm of monsters and mystery.
CLASSIC KRAKAUER: Essays on Wilderness and Risk, by Jon Krakauer.
In fact, it is pushing them further into that wilderness.
And she continually petitioned the government to protect desert wilderness.
Ellison prefers a bullhorn and a wilderness of painted signs.
Wilderness backpacking is 25% grueling fitness and 75% mundane logistics.
It had been ten years of this wilderness, this dystopia.
It is America's premier and most visited adventure Wilderness Area.
You find you are the only person in the wilderness.
Wildlife Services agreed to stop killing predators in more than 6 million acres of Nevada's wilderness and wilderness study areas until they've conducted a new environmental impact analysis under the National Environmental Policy Act.
In fact, wilderness now makes up only 28503 percent of U.S. lands, and even if all newly proposed wilderness sites were to gain congressional approval, that figure would only inch up a single percent.
The nation's most-visited wilderness area, the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in northern Minnesota, faces the certain threat of toxic pollution from proposed copper sulfide mining in the headwaters of this popular paradise.
Wilderness advocates are aghast, fearing that the bill is meant to undermine the gold standard for land protection in this country by creating a precedent that would encourage additional efforts to undermine wilderness protections.
Alison Flint, an attorney for the Wilderness Society, said the 40-page document with a one-page bibliography did not reference over two dozen peer reviewed scientific studies that detail the impacts on wilderness.
Alison Flint, an attorney for the Wilderness Society said that the 40-page document with a one-page bibliography did not reference over two-dozen peer reviewed scientific studies that detail the impacts on wilderness.
They were clients in a wilderness therapy program like the one Ms. Hamburger sent her adolescent son to in 2014 — an episode that inspired her new documentary theater piece, "Wilderness," in previews starting Friday, Oct.
The Best Made Company Axe Shop there promises customers "a lifeline in the wilderness, and at home it's a magnificent window into that wilderness" and includes $400 styles with names like Lincoln, Fortitude and Smithereens.
We also do campaigns in the wilderness to protect wild wolves.
Going into the wilderness should be about you, not anyone else.
The perfect set of tools to survive in the wilderness, right?
Indeed, true wilderness is growing as foresters and farmers die off.
So I regard myself as being in the wilderness a little.
I mean... unless you're a famous author alone in the wilderness.
We share Christo's enchantment with the lion and the African wilderness.
As Madonna put it, sometimes you make it through the wilderness.
Wilderness Camp has been canceled for the remainder of the week.
We thought he was lost for good in the Alaskan Wilderness.
LifeStraw Want to drink straight from a stream in the wilderness?
I just felt like I was literally in the wilderness, literally.
Most people head to Denali for amazing wildlife and rugged wilderness.
He and Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) are alone in Westworld's wilderness.
At the Disco and special guest Andrew McMahan in the Wilderness.
"This is a true wilderness refuge," the Arctic park's website states.
Facebook is a vast wilderness of data, complex and dubiously structured.
The healing potential of wilderness Green spaces bring numerous health benefits.
Woods shows that the line between civilization and wilderness is artificial
Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) after six years in the minority wilderness.
It's most clearly demonstrated with the 1958 Disney film White Wilderness.
The Tasmanian Wilderness was designated as World Heritage Site in 1989.
The untouched wilderness on this planet is disappearing — and disappearing fast.
The range of designs would put any wilderness outfitter to shame.
I would not have given it for a wilderness of monkeys.
Justice Kagan liked shooting in the wilderness with Justice Antonin Scalia.
The Lower Rattlesnake neighborhood in Missoula, Montana, is surrounded by wilderness.

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