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SUMMARY:Into the Wild with Muir and Pinchot
DESCRIPTION:\nHow do we relate to nature? Preservation-based philosophies – associated with author and wanderer John Muir – celebrate the spiritual benefits of holistic, unimpaired natural systems.  Conservation-based philosophies – associated with US Forest Service founder Gifford Pinchot – highlight management and sustainability of natural resources for all.  In 1896, Muir and Pinchot met in what is now Glacier National Park and discussed these philosophies.  What happened next changed the course of history.\nIn this program, biographer John Clayton and philosopher Marisa Diaz-Waian co-lead a discussion about the unique lives of Muir and Pinchot and the questions their contrasting philosophies raise about “the wild” and our place in it.  Some of the questions we’ll explore include:\n\nAre people part of nature, or separate (and inferior)?\nHow do we balance holistic spiritual benefits with specific resource-based ones?\nWhat’s more important, individualism or fairness and sustainability?\nCan contrasting philosophies come together for a common good?\n\nWhile this program can be held indoors, we prefer to conduct it outdoors — ideally on a walk-about — going into the wild with Muir and Pinchot.\n
URL:https://www.humanitiesmontana.org/events/into-the-wild-with-muir-and-pinchot-3/
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