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1) Statement for management, Yellowstone National Park

2) Lewis and Clark: historic places associated with their transcontinental exploration (1804-06)

Author

Appleman, Roy Edgar

Series

National survey of historic sites and buildings volume 13

3) Pony Express National Historic Trail

Author

Godfrey, Anthony

Formats

Book, Online Content

4) Prospector, cowhand, and sodbuster: historic places associated with the mining, ranching, and farming frontiers in the trans-Mississippi West

Author

United States. National Park Service

Series

National survey of historic sites and buildings volume 11

5) Comprehensive management and use plan, Oregon National Historic Trail

Author

United States. National Park Service

6) Grand Teton: John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Memorial Parkway

7) Winter use plan environmental assessment: Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks and John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Memorial Parkway : Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana

8) The Overland migrations: settlers to Oregon, California, and Utah

Author

Lavender, David Sievert

Series

Handbook volume 105

9) Environmental assessment: Canyon Contractor Camp, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho

Author

United States. National Park Service

10) Custer Battlefield National Monument, Montana

Author

Luce, Edward S

Series

Historical handbook volume no. 1

11) Circular of general information regarding Grand Teton national park, Wyoming

Author

United States. National Park Service

Formats

Book, Online Content

12) Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail

Author

Kimball, Stanley Buchholz

13) Winter use plans: final environmental impact statement for the Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks and John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Memorial Parkway

14) "The place where Hell bubbled up": a history of the first national park

Author

Clary, David A

Formats

Book, Online Content

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The preservation idea, born in Yellowstone, spread around the world. Scores of nations have preserved areas of natural beauty and historical worth so that all mankind will have the opportunity to reflect on their natural and cultural heritage, and to return to nature and be spiritually reborn in it. Of all the benefits from Yellowstone National Park, this may be the greatest.