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Covered a bigger time period and a more comprehensive description on the evolution of conservation

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None of our books are about the conservation movement today; some are about the environmental movement today, but conservation and environmentalism are not the same thing.

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Only one who covered the conservation movement

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I liked how he incorporated many different stories

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Provided accounts from variety of sources across the United States, which presented differentiating motives and explanations behind movements.

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He discussed more about different regions and the conservation movement

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He had multiple examples and perspectives

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He was the only one who talked about the conservation movement

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Sabin: I liked his political history and how he was able to show how the environment has become such a polarizing debate.

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Because he discussed conservation through parks and reservations. The other books
discussed less on specifically conservation

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Jacoby : he included multiple types of people,locations and animals affected by environmental issues

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I liked how he included a variety of perspectives including those of "Squatters, Poachers, and thieves". Unlike many other books.

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Talked about creation of national park system, how it affected the locals, and the difficulties of the implementation of various laws. It was the most in depth. Steinberg is the runner-up imho.