1975 National Wildlife Federation NWF Conservation Conference - Stewart Udall For Sale

This original 1975 document provides a deep dive into the environmental anxieties of the mid-70s. It contains a summary of remarks from the 22nd Annual Conservation Conference, held at the NWF Headquarters in Washington, D.C.

The content is a "who's who" of 1970s environmentalism. Highlights include Stewart Udall’s keynote address, where he critiques the "economic myths" of the 1950s and 60s, and a detailed section on the then-controversial Alaskan Oil Pipeline and Arctic gas transportation.

• Energy Crisis & Future Fuels: Early discussions on solar, geothermal, and the "Manhattan Project" for solar energy.

• Wildlife & Hunting: A segment by John Madson (Winchester-Western) regarding the ethics of the "hunter, today and tomorrow."

• The Alaskan Pipeline: Insights from Boyd Rasmussen on the status of construction and permafrost protection.

• The NWF Creed: The back cover features the full "National Wildlife Federation Creed" with a vintage mailing label.