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On April 3, year 1934, In 1934, in London, United Kingdom, a hero was born, with a very open mind. Her name was Jane Goodall, but soon to be called Dr. Jane Goodall. When she was one year old, her father gave her a toy chimpanzee, in honor of a baby chimpanzee born in at the London Zoo. Jane loved animals. In 1952, she passed high school, but sadly could not afford university. She had many jobs but could never actually stay in one. After a while, she had gone on many trips, and wanted to study on something she adore since she was child. Study chimp. She learned many new things, like how chimps used tools, and eat meat. Later with the help of National Geographic, she published her first article. Later in 1964, she married Hugo Eric Louis Van Lawick. In 1965 she earned her first Ph.D. in ethology. It will be phenomenal to be able to meet her one day.

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Majory Stoneman Douglas   By: Katanna Kimyang

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Majory Stoneman Douglas   By: Katanna Kimyang

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One very important environmentalist is Marjory Stoneman Douglas. Stoneman Douglas was born in Minneapolis, MN on April 7,1890 and she died on May 14,1998. Stoneman Douglas lived in her hometown. She worked for her father as first a society reporter, then an editorial page columnist, and later established herself as a writer of note. A major construction program which is a complex system of canals, levees, dams, was built to provide protection from seasonal flooding to a former marsh land. Scientists then became alarmed about the effects on the natural ecosystems of south Florida, but Mrs. Douglas was railing at officials for destroying wetlands, eliminating sheet flow of water, and upsetting the natural cycles upon which the entire system depends. She was known for these actions which helped the ecosystem. Marjory Stoneman Douglas was a brave and determined women who tried to accomplish her desires to help nature. "You have to stand up for some things in this world" -Marjory Stoneman Douglas

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One very important enviramentulist is margaret murie .margaret murie was born on Seattle on August 18,1902. Margaret died when she was 101 years old on October 19,2003. Margaret murie was a writter who was a central contributte in efforts to establish the artics national wildlife refuge in alaska. wildernes itself is the basis of our situation i wonder if we have enough reverce for life to conced the wilderness the right way to live on

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One very important enviromentalist is Shehla Masood. Masood was born in India in the year of 1973 and sadly died in 2011 at the age 38. Masood was a social activist who worked at several different jobs. Masood also supported many causes like good governance, R.T.I Act, police reforms, ect. Shehla Masood co-founded R.T.I anonymous, Right to Information. Masood's biggest accomplishment is being awarded the award for her rentless effort under the category, 'Crusade Against Corruption' . In the end,

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One superlatively special day, January 13, 1919, in Arlington, Washington, a girl named Celia Hunter came into this world. Hunter was a very far-reaching environmentalist, but not as many people recognize her like John Muir, Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt, or Rachel Carson, but she's still well-known. Hunter lived in a small farm during the Great Depression. When she grew up, she became a pilot for the US Air Force, but later decided that she wanted to be a botanist, a person who studies the biology of plants. Hunter was very successful. She got the highest award of all time in the Sierra Club! But one sad day, December 1, 2001, Hunter died... We remember her famous quote, "Keep a fire in your belly," which means "Be confident."

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One very important environmentalist is Aldo Leopold. Aldo was born in Burlington,IA in 1887 and died in 1949. He was also known as an author during his life. His biggest achievement was publishing " A Sand County Almanac." He is also known as the father of wildlife ecology. One of his quotes is, " We abused land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect."

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One very important environmentalist is Rosalie Edge. Rosalie was born in the USA and born on November 3, 1877 and died November 20, 1962 in New York City. She also lived in New York. She worked as a socialite and conservationist. She was also a Women's Rights Activist. Rosalie is most celebrated for founding the 'Hawk Mountain Sanctuary'. She was a very important to our

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One important environmentalist I know of is Chico Mendes He was born in 1944 in Xapuri, Acre, Brazil, He died in the same place in 1988. His cause of death was assassination he wrote a book called '' Fight for The Forest ''. He was a Brazilian rubber tapper, union leader, and an environmentalist. He helped preserve the Amazon Forest/River. His spouse Ilzanar Gadelha Mendes helped him he also created a movie called Children of the Amazon. His wife helped him with that this man helped preserve the earth I think we should have a day where we preserve the earth one of his quotes translated to English is '' At first, I thought that I was fighting to save rubber trees, then I was fighting the Amazon Rain Forest. Now I realize that I am fighting for humanity''.

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There is the natural tendency that all of us are vulnerable to, to deny unpleasant realities and to look for any excuse to push them away and resolve to think about them another day long in the future. by al gore. Al gore Is a very important environmentalist he talks about global warming and helps serve the planet he also was vice president in 1993 to 2001 he was born in Washington D.C in March 31st 1948 he is now 69

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One very important environmentalist is Margaret Murie. Margaret was born in Seattle, Washington, in 1902 and she died in 2003 she was about 101 years old when she died. Margaret was a helper with the Two in The Far North, Wapiti Wilderness. Margaret settled in Grand, Tetons, in 1953. Margaret helped with the wilderness. Her accomplishment was doing her study for nature. Margaret said," Wilderness itself is the basis of all our civilization. I wonder if we have enough reverence for life to concede to wilderness the right to live on?" In conclusion, Margaret Murie is a really awesome environmentalist you should know about.

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One very important environmentalist that effected the environment is Aldo Leopold. Aldo was born in Burlington, Iowa and in the date of January 11, 1887. He was born, and he lived in Burlington but then after some time he moved into Madison. Leopold was a philosopher, scientist, ecologists, conservationist and environmentalist. He was mostly known as an author and a forester. His most important achievement was, when he authored " a Sand County Almac" His very own observation of nature. Thorough it he criticized the damage that was being done to natural systems by humans. Other achievement was when he worked for the U.S forest service, the first national wilderness area was created at his urging. Unfortunately, Aldo Leopold died at the age of 61 in the date of April 21,1948. In Baraboo Wisconsin from an unpredicted heart attack. In the end, Aldo Leopold was a great environmentalist who lived a long life for his time and had many accomplishments to be proud of. As Aldo once, said "the privilege of possessing the earth entails the responsibility of passing it on, the better for our use, not only to immediate posterity, but to the unknown future."

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One very important environmentalist is Jane Goodall. She was born on 1934 April 3 in London, United Kingdom. Goodall Had many professions but, her main profession was being a Primatologist. Primatology is the study of primates. Goodall Had many accomplishments. But her greatest achievements was her 45 year study of Chimpanzees in Tanzania. "Every individual matters. Every individual has a role to play. Every individual makes a difference." - Jane Goodall

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One important environmentalist is Leonardo DiCaprio. he was born in Los Angeles California in November 11, 1974.other than being an environmentalist he is an actor and producer. As an environmentalist he created the Leonardo DiCaprio foundation to protect the land. One of Leonardo DiCaprio's biggest accomplishments was being an actor and had made more than 5 movies that's a lot of movies.Leonardo DiCaprio still lives in Los Angles California. One of his quotes where ''only you and you alone can change your situation don't blame it on anything or anyone''.  To conclude i think that Leonardo DiCaprio is a good person and could change the world.

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One important environmentalist Aldo Leolo was born in Burlington January 11,1887 died April 21,1949 baritone. He's an American scientist who is credited with developed the concept of environmentalist. ethic at a time when many saw the planet as a source of limitless resources gain. He was a professor at the university of Wisconsin and is best known for his book called A Sand Country Almanac which has sold more than two million copies. Quote from the man himself '' A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability.''

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By Ercelle

One important environmentalist is Chico Mendes. Mendes was born in Xapuri, Brazil in December 15, 1944, and he died only 44 years later, on December 22, 1988 he was murdered by  Darly Alves da Silva. He lived in Xapuri, and worked as a rubber tree tapper. A rubber tree tapper is a person in the amazon extracting latex sap from rubber trees. His most important achievement was his work on protecting the amazon, and his work has turned out useful. Now the government has set aside 7.5 million acres of land for tapping trees. A quote from him was, “At first I thought I was fighting to save rubber trees, then I thought I was fighting to save the Amazon rain-forest. Now I realize I am fighting for humanity.” In conclusion I believe that Chico Mendes was a very important environmentalist.

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Sylvia Earle is an oceanographer and explorer. She was born on August 30th, 1935. She was second of three children. Sylvia was born to an electrical engineer named Lewis Reade Earle. She dose research algae. Sylvia has been a national geographic explorer- in- residence since 1998. She is on a mission to stop over fishing and pollution. She already has stopped a lot of over fishing but not all of it. She once said "Even if you never have the chance to see or touch the ocean, the ocean touches you with every breath you take, every drop of water you drink, every bite you consume. Everyone, everywhere is inextricably connected to and utterly dependent upon the existence of the sea."

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James Hansen is an important environmentalist who greatly affected the way we see nature.  he was born in Denison, IA on March 29, 1941.  Before he retired, he worked for NASA as a climate change scientist.  He studied the horrible effects of climate change on other planets.  It led him to think of about the effects on Earth.  After that he strives to promote climate change awareness.  Then in 1988 he testified before congress.  He argued about the effects of climate change.  He showed how important it is to help stop climate change making him one the most influential environmentalist's.  James Hansen once said, "The evidence for human made climate change is overwhelming," so it is up to us to join in and help nature.

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One very important environmentalist is Margaret Murie. Margaret was born August 18, 1902 in Seattle, Washington and died October 19, 2003 in Moose, Wyoming.She was 101 years old  when she died. Margaret had a husband named Olaus Murie and three children named Joanne Murie Miler, Donald Murie, and Martin Murie. When Margaret was younger she went to Simmons College, University of Alaska Fairbanks. Margaret then lived and worked at Fairbanks, Alaska. She worked at U.S. Burea of Biological Survey. While she was working there, her biggest achievement then happened! She wrote a book about her and her husband. Olaus, about there adventures in Alaska and Wyoming. The book was called Two in the Far North. This book was published 1962. Her quote was, "Wilderness itself is the basis of all our civilization. I wonder if we have enough reverence for life to concede to wilderness the right to live on."

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Chico Mendes was a famous environmentalist. He was born on December 15, 1944, Xapuri, Acre, Brazil and was murdered by Darci Alves Da Silva on December 22 1988. He was a native of the Amazon river plantations. He made a difference by establishing Brazil's extractive reserves. "At first I thought I was fighting to save rubber trees, then I thought i was to save a amazon ran forest. Now I realize i am fighting for humanity" Chico once said this. Chico Mendes was a environmentalist who changed alot of things in Brazil and will never be forgotten.

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One very important environmentalist is Celia M. Hunter. Hunter was born January 13,1919 and died December 1 2001.She lived in Alaska way before the population grew. Hunters job was being a conservationist avacet. Some people might even say she was a modern version of John Muir.Hunters most successful  Achievement was trying to protect her land from oil drilling. Celia M. Hunter once stated. ''I for one am not willing to sell my birth right for any oil development''.

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One very important environmentalist was Chico Mendes. He was born in Brazil 1944. He lived 44 years and died 1988. He died right after his birthday, 3 days to be exact. He helped the environment and helped nature so much. His dead body was celebrated in his honor under the jurisdiction of the Brazilian environment. We should all respect environmentalist for what they all have provided us.

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One very important environmentalist was Francisco Alves Mendes Filho. Francisco Alves Mendes Filho better known as Chico Mendes was born in December 15, 1944 Xapuri, Brazil  and died on December 22, 1988. Chico Mendes was murdered by Darci Alves Da Silva. Chico Mendes was a rubber tapper, trade union leader, and environmentalist. One of Chico Mende's greatest accomplishment was fighting to preserve the Amzon Rainforest. ''At first I thought I was fighting to save Rubber trees, then I thought i was fighting to save the Amazon Rain forest. Now i realize i am fighting for humanity.'' Quote by Chico Mendes. In conclusion, I think Chico Mendes was a wonderful environmentalist  because of his actions and his thoughts.

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One very important environmentalist is Wangari Maathia. Wangari was born in an area in Kenya, Africa called Nyeri. She was born in 1940 and died in 2011. Wangari was the founder of something called the Green Belt Movement. The Green Belt Movement is an environmental organization that empowers communities, particularly women, to conserve the environment and improve livelihoods. Wangari Maathia  did many things in her
life like, she got a degree in Biological Sciences, she got a masters degree of Science, she pursued doctoral studies, and she also taught veterinary anatomy. Also, she was the first women in East Central Africa to earn a doctorate degree. And in my opinion her quotes are very inspirational, for example "We cannot tire or give up. We owe it to the present and future generations of all species to rise up and walk!" In conclusion, Wangari Maathia was many amazing things and that is why I chose her for my environmentalist.

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By Ronnie

Olaus Murie once said "There is growing awareness of the beauty of country ... a sincere desire to keep some of it for all time. People are beginning to value highly the fact that a river runs unimpeded for a distance... They are beginning to obtain deep satisfaction from the fact that a herd of elk may be observed in back country, on ancestral ranges, where the Indians once hunted them. They are beginning to seek the healing relaxation that is possible in wild country. In short, they want it."�

Olaus Murie was a renowned biologist and one of the country's great champions of wildlife and wilderness. Scientist, visionary, and former governing council member and president of The Wilderness Society, Olaus Murie's vision helped establish the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska and shaped a new way of thinking about predators and ecosystems.

Olaus Murie began his career as a wildlife biologist in Alaska, where he studied caribou herds in northern Alaska's Brooks Range and found his lifetime companion, Mardy. The Muries moved to Jackson Hole, Wyoming to study the local elk herd and it became their lifelong home. Olaus became an early, staunch defender of predators and their crucial role in ecosystems.

In 1937, Murie joined the governing council of the young Wilderness Society. He helped convince President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to add surrounding rain forests to Olympic National Monument. He also worked to establish Jackson Hole National Monument in the valley below the Teton Range.

In 1950, The Wilderness Society named Murie its president. The Muries log cabin in Moose, Wyoming became an unofficial Wilderness Society headquarters. As president, Murie lobbied successfully to prevent large federal dam projects within Glacier National Park and Dinosaur National Monument.

Murie's greatest quest became protecting the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in northeast Alaska. In 1956, Mardy, Olaus, and a few others spent several weeks on an Arctic expedition. Armed with their evidence, they returned to the lower 48 and spent four years campaigning tirelessly to protect the place so dear to them. In 1960, President Eisenhower set aside 8 million acres as the Arctic National Wildlife Range, which later became part of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

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One very important environmentalist is Aldo Leopold. Aldo was born in Burlington, Iowa in 1887 and he died in 1948. He lived in Burlington and Madison. He worked for the U.S. Forest Service (1909-28), mainly in the Southwest. Aldo was an American author, philosopher, scientist, ecologist, forester, conservation, and environmentalist. Aldo's most important achievement was that he authored "A Sand County Almanac", his observation of nature. This book appeared post humorously in 1949. Through it, he openly criticized the harm done to natural systems by humans. Aldo Leopold once said we abuse land because we regard it as a community to which we belong we may begin to use it with love and respect.

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Robert Marshall was a person who attempted to change this world for the better. He made it his mission to see the beauty in earth and help it to improve. Born on January 2nd in New York city Marshall was very educated in the city but spent his summers in his family's summer home in the Adirondack Mountains where he eventually climbed all 46 Adirondack Mountains which were over 4000 feet each! This is when he realized his love for nature was incredibly strong and he wished to pursue it.  Perhaps Marshall's biggest accomplishment was when he was the first to suggest that large tracts of Alaska were to be preserved he was thrilled by the thought of exploring land that was never once seen by humans he was the first to explore much of the range. In 1929 he took the first of many trips he would be on to the remote town of Wiseman, Alaska where his love of Alaska itself began! He hated when miners and exotic species would invade the land and harm the environment. He once wrote, "Remaining vigilant against these threats is critical. For our country's long-term interests we should be recommending the expansion of wilderness." This proves that he cared so much for nature.

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A important enviormentalist named, Margaret Muire or also known as "Mandy Muire." Muire was born in Seattle Washington  during year, 1902 and died in year, 2003. Murie lived at Seattle, Washington. Murie worked as an author, but was also a conservationist. Muire's biggest accomplishment was when she was named, "Grandmother of the conservation movement."
Murie made many accomplishments, and as  Murie would say "Wilderness itself is the bias of all our civilization. I wonder if we have enough reference for the life to conclude to wilderness the right to live ."

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One very important environmentalist was Harvey Broome. Harvey Broome was born on July 15, 1902 and died on March 8, 1968. He lived and worked most of the time in Tennessee and Kentucky. His most important job was a lawyer, but he also worked as a environmentalist. One of his biggest achievements is he founded the Great Smokey Mountains Conservation Association. My favorite quote from him is, "If we lose wilderness, we lose forever the knowledge of what the world was."