With Bob Marshall’s poetic words as your guide, immerse yourself in the beauty of the Alaskan wilderness with this stunning short film by filmmaker Tom Welsh.
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American conservationist Bob Marshall believed that the enjoyment of nature is essential to human happiness. He began rousing other natural resource activists and outdoor enthusiasts in 1930, when his piece, “The Problem of the Wilderness,” was published in Scientific Monthly. Committed to protecting the nation’s wildlands, Marshall gathered these spirited individuals and founded The Wilderness Society in 1935. Still active today, the organization fights to preserve “that extremely minor fraction of outdoor America which yet remains free from mechanical sights and sounds and smell.”

With Bob Marshall’s poetic words as your guide, immerse yourself in the beauty of the Alaskan wilderness with this stunning short film by filmmaker Tom Welsh.

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