A Wolf in the Garden

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Summary

Debates concerning the federal role in regulating industry and in managing the nation's public lands are becoming increasingly contentious.

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Acknowledgments
Knowing the Wolf, Tending the Garden	p. 1
Overcoming Ideology	p. 15
The Pristine Silence of Leaving It All Alone	p. 27
Property Rights Movement: How It Began and Where It Is Headed	p. 39
Environmentalism: The Real Movement to Protect Property Rights	p. 59
Protecting Community Stability and Local Economies: Opportunities for Local Government Influence in Federal Decision- and Policy-Making Processes	p. 73
The County Supremacy Movement: Mendacious Myth Marketing	p. 87
Environmentalists and the New Political Climate: Strategies for the Future	p. 107
Taking the Land Rights Movement Seriously	p. 115
The Logic of Competing Information Campaigns: Conflict over Old Growth and the Spotted Owl	p. 135
War of Words	p. 151
Wising Up to the Wise Use Movement	p. 161
The Economic Role of Environmental Quality in Western Public Lands	p. 185
Wise Use Movement and the National Parks	p. 207
End of the Progressive Era: Toward Decentralization of the Federal Lands	p. 215
Community and the Politics of Place	p. 235
Settling America: The Concept of Place in Environmental Politics	p. 249
Peril on Common Ground: The Applegate Experiment	p. 261
Tough Towns: The Challenge of Community-Based Conservation	p. 279
The Wilderness Killers	p. 293
Epilogue: Taming the Wolf	p. 303
Index	p. 309
About the Contributors	p. 319
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