As part of a new collaboration between Hall and Mountain Journal that invites our reflection on how art can aid the cause of wildlands conservation, Hall sees journalism as being an essential vehicle for elevating public awareness. Art by Thomas Moran and William Henry Jackson convinced Congress to create Yellowstone; decorative duck stamps have saved millions of acres of wetlands; and it has advanced the cause of public support for environmental protection in ways little else has.
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October 22, 2021
