A People's History of Wilderness Book

	The gila turns 65 : our first wilderness	5
	A "beauty engineer" births the wilderness system	12
	Bob Marshall : last of the radical bureaucrats	18
	Howard Zahniser : the gentle, genial man behind the Wilderness Act	29
	"The poor man's wilderness" : how the wilderness movement got its start	36
	The west loses Lee Metcalf's environmental voice	40
	Construction workers for wilderness? : you bet!	43
	The wilderness society's outstanding alumni	47
	To save a Utah canyon, a BLM ranger quits and turns activist	54
	How to influence Congress on just dollars a day	60
	Wilderness exists in name only	67
	It's us - not them - guilty this time : wilderness endangered by overuse	70
	Budding bureaucracy copes with crowds, confusion and conflicts	77
	Agency hopes fees will protect a crowded wilderness	84
	A crowded Washington wilderness gets ugly : the forest service tries to manage the masses	86
	Idaho's Chamberlain Basin : "either we share it or we lose it"	95
	Roadless review enters second, most critical stage	105
	Rare II	109
	1984 may be a wilderness year	112
	Wilderness bills are flooding Congress	123
	Idaho's river of no return wilderness : jetboats, planes are the rule here	129
	Congress puts on a bad act with a wilderness backdrop	141
	Oil development threatens forests	145
	Hydrocarbon hunt leads to wilderness	155
	Oil and gas hunters locked out of the bob	162
	Washakie wilds battleground	164
	Oil and gas vs. wild lands : harder choices follow "easy"	166
	Soothing election-year jitters : wilderness closed to drilling (for now)	168
	Watt's wilderness proposal sets agenda for energy industry	172
	No drilling in New Mexico's wilderness	175
	Congress passes leasing ban	177
	Mining may come to a wilderness	179
	Congress, conservationists charge : agency's wilderness grazing policies "too pure"	191
	Utah's wilderness coyotes are safe, for now	199
	The Diamond Bar saga goes on - and on	202
	Scenic beauty contest unfair	209
	Utah's "heart of darkness" : wilderness stirs deep emotions	211
	Will Mancos Mesa make the wilderness grade?	217
	July 4th fireworks miss wilderness study area	222
	Last stand for the Colorado Plateau, part I	227
	Last stand for the Colorado Plateau, part 2	243
	The BLM's proposals : too little, too late?	257
	A wilderness war : Utah's canyons cut to the bone	259
	Nevada's BLM wilderness issue just simmers along	272
	It's Colorado, but the land looks very Utah	277
	In Montana, not many cared	280
	In Wyoming, oil companies didn't leave much	282
	In New Mexico, the issue is water	284
	Oregon group floats a wilderness proposal	286
	Utah hearings misfire	288
	Congress weighs the fate of Utah's wild lands	293
	Utah finds 3 million more wild acres	301
	Hikers are fenced out of wilderness	309
	Will bulldozers roll into Arizona's eden?	313
	Montana spawns a group that thinks big	323
	Tactics, vision divide Montana environmentalists	326
	Wilderness politics are anything but simple	333
	The only hope for wilderness is to save all the parts	339
	Visionaries or dreamers?	345
	"It's like the Manhattan project ..."	362
	Can science heal the land?	364
	Rural green : a new shade of activism	369
	Do you want more wilderness? : good luck	378
	Road warriors back on the offensive	383
	Wilderness takes a massive hit : the door closes on new BLM wilderness proposals	387
	Backcountry road deal runs over wilderness	391
	Two decades of hard work, plowed under	393
	Should the EPA's acid rain researchers be allowed to helicopter into wilderness?	411
	Wilderness has a new foe : snowmobiles	414
	The wild card : protecting wild lands requires a new kind of deal-making	423
	Riding the middle path	436
	In Boulder-White Cloud Mountains, another wilderness compromise	449
	In New Mexico, a homegrown wilderness bill makes headway	452
	Small steps for wilderness	455
	Let bikers in, and we'll stand behind wilderness	461
	Get off and walk - wilderness is for wildlife	464
	Epilogue : return to the White River	467