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Advocates for Public Lands and Waters Must Help Shore Up Democracy’s Foundation
People who advocate for America's public lands and waters, and the managing agencies themselves, must directly support the development of critical thinking skills and civics literacy among the general public in order to bolster a well-functioning democracy — upon which these protected places depend.
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