National Public Lands Day

The History Of The Smoky Mountains By: Hailey Nord Introduction Have you ever wondered about how the Smoky Mountains formed or how it even became a park? The Smoky mountains is a beautiful park visited by families every day, but that is nowhere near where it began. The Smoky Mountains were so beautiful that it became a park in 1890. The Smoky Mountains ( also called the Smokies ) started out flat but now the mountains are known world wide. How The Smoky Mountains Formed The Smoky

3 Agencies Where Health Care Administrators Help Promote Public Health Health care administrators must make many decisions during their careers. Some of those decisions lead to exciting developments. The medical field is one of modern society’s most dynamic professions and offers a vast supply of opportunities and challenges. Health care administrators might work in one of many settings, which could include consulting agencies, home health agencies, hospitals, integrated delivery networks, long-term

Do you know why people celebrate the Columbus day and who start it? People establish celebrating the Columbus day because Christopher Columbus found the new land so king and queen of spain want to other people memorizing the Columbus’s goal. And in 1979, when is the 300th anniversary of the landing, United States start the celebrate the Columbus day in the New York City. Columbus day is historical holiday and people celebrate at the the second monday in october. Many people celebrate the holiday

environments. It has scales on the leaves to conserve water, although it doesn't like to hold large amounts of water. Also in droughts it has the ability to drop all leaves and see the drought through. The Joshua Tree mainly grows in the Joshua Tree National Park and is only found in the Mojave Desert. With a life span of 200 years, and a maximum height of just over 12 meters this tree also has 2 root systems. One root systems buries deep and stores water in large bulbs up to 10 meters underground. The

My internship was completed at Braden River High School in Bradenton, Florida, a part of the Manatee County Public Schools. Manatee County is home to 32 public elementary schools, 10 public middle schools and six public high schools. Combining middle and high schools, the county has a total of eight agriculture programs. Braden River High School is only 12 years old and is located in the southern half of the county, in the city of Bradenton. The school is currently over capacity at 2,200 total students

and policy thus incorporating National Parks into American society. There were many people of utmost significance that contributed to the founding of national parks but the person with the most influence was John Muir. The work and ideas created by Muir and several other founders led to what we today consider to be the establishment of both recognized and sanctioned national parks. To completely understand how momentous the movement for the establishment of the National Parks was, one must recognize

Edwin H. Land Edwin H. Land invented the Polaroid camera and developed many uses for polarized glass. American inventor Edwin H. Land was the driving force behind the Polaroid Corporation 's engineering and marketing successes. He founded the company to manufacture his inventions, such as polarized windows and sunglasses, and he also produced revolutionary optics for the military during World War II (1939-45). It was his development of the instant camera, however, that made his company famous and

points and topic. The Interior Department manages almost 500 million acres of public land, about one-fifth of the surface land area of the United States. The original organizing of public lands was based mainly on having land for ranchers to graze their livestock and to preserve the natural resources of the United States. What came from necessity has developed into a $646-billion-a-year industry. Our national public lands are host to not only Ranchers and a rare outdoor enthusiast. Now they are used

Conservation Plan ‘DRECP’. The DRECP is a landscape-level plan focusing on renewable energy and conservation on 22.5 million acres of California desert land. The plan stretches over seven California counties, including Los Angeles, San Diego and San Bernardino. The DRECP was developed in a joint effort by government agencies such as, the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Local governments, renewable energy developers and environmental organizations were also involved

and that the U.S. government should involve itself in the needs of U.S. businesses. As a result, throughout his presidency, Teddy made sure to create several policies that would retain the U.S.’s efficient, competitive society and his own values on public interests over private interests. First off, Teddy took on trusts (big companies). He did this by restraining them in order to control how powerful they