This article highlights conservation history in the US, emphasizing Professor Chapman's insights.
This was prepared as a review of a recent document prepared by the Department of the Interior, but because of the importance and timeliness of the subject the Editor takes the liberty to present it as an article. Few writers are so well informed on the history of conservation in this country, and at the same time have taken such active part in the conservation struggle as Professor Chapman.
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H. H. Chapman (1932) studied this question.
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