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=Open Land Resources: Forests, Grasslands, and Shrub Land, Parks, and Preserves = =media type="custom" key="27807973"= [|Environmentalists want Chatsworth Nature Preserve left alone] [|Photo Gallery of Chatsworth Nature Preserve] [|Op-ED: Vermont is the Green Mountain State, not the Brown Mountain State–let’s keep it that way.] media type="youtube" key="eu0bcOQG3s0" width="560" height="315" media type="youtube" key="E3_Z2DQeTvo" width="560" height="315" =Vocabulary:= 1.North American frontier 2. Settlement 3. Lumbering 4. Mining 5. Conservation movement 7. Scientific conservation 8. New Deal conservation 9. Federal agencies 10. Types of forests 11. Tropical forests 12. Rainforest 13. Monsoon forest 14. Northern coniferous forest 15. Boreal forest 16. Temperate forest 17. Multiple-use resources 18. Protected forests 19. Logging practices 20. Forest mining 21. Clear-cutting 22. Selective cutting 23. Tree farms 24. Industrial plantations 25. Commercial forests 26, National forest systems 27. Sustainable forest management (SFM) 28. Grasslands and shrublands 29. Desertification 30. Pastoralism 31. Commercial ranching 32. Carrying capacity 33. Animal unit equivalent 34, Grazing policies on public rangeland 35. Parks movement 36. U.S. national parks 37. National monuments 38. National recreation areas 39. National seashores 40. National lakeshores 41. Parks in other countries 42. State and urban parks 43. Wilderness movement 44. Perception 45. World inventory 46. Preservation in the United States 47. Ecotourism 48. Nongovernmental organizations 49. The Nature Conservancy 50. Sierra Club 51. Grass-roots groups