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Martin Luther King, Jr., speech, I Have A Dream. August 28, 1963.
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), 40 CFR Parts 1500–1508, First issued in 1978.
Soil and Water Conservation Act. P.L. 95–192, Nov. 16, 1977.
The History of Earth Day, 2019. retrieved from https://www.earthday.org/history/
Woodstock Festival. Aug 15–18, 1969. New York. Attracted more than 400,000 people.
Albert Abee is an interdisciplinary forest ecologist. His education includes: Henager Business
College, 1965, Salt Lake City, UT; BSc 1970, Forest Management, (having minors in range, wildlife, and soils), Utah State University, Logan, UT; MSc in Forest Ecology (with minor in statistics),
1973, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR. Work history includes: Developmental Ecologist,
1973−1976, US Action & Asian Development Bank, Malaysia; Research Forester, 1976−1978,
USDA Forest & Range Exp Sta, Corvallis, OR; Agency Range Conservationist, 1978−1979, USDI
BIA, Zuni, NM; Agency Administrative Forester, 1979−1980, USDI BIA, Umatilla, OR; District
Ecologist, 1980−1985, USDI BLM, Medford, OR; Area Manager, 1985−1990, USDI BLM, North
Bend, OR; Area Manager, 1990−1993, USDI BLM, Albuquerque, NM; Natural Resource
Specialist, 1993−1996, USDI BLM, Washington DC; National Coordinator Sustainable
Development, 1996−2007, USDA FS, Washington, DC. From 2000−2007 Mr. Abee was the US
Representative to the International Montreal Technical Advisory Committee responsible for refinement and implementation of national criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management,
boreal and temperate forests. Mr. Abee has given papers throughout the world on social, ecological, and economic criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management.
A Journey of Incremental Steps for the Orang Asli
Martin Luther King, Jr., speech, I Have A Dream. August 28, 1963.
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), 40 CFR Parts 1500–1508, First issued in 1978.
Soil and Water Conservation Act. P.L. 95–192, Nov. 16, 1977.
The History of Earth Day, 2019. retrieved from https://www.earthday.org/history/
Woodstock Festival. Aug 15–18, 1969. New York. Attracted more than 400,000 people.
Albert Abee is an interdisciplinary forest ecologist. His education includes: Henager Business
College, 1965, Salt Lake City, UT; BSc 1970, Forest Management, (having minors in range, wildlife, and soils), Utah State University, Logan, UT; MSc in Forest Ecology (with minor in statistics),
1973, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR. Work history includes: Developmental Ecologist,
1973−1976, US Action & Asian Development Bank, Malaysia; Research Forester, 1976−1978,
USDA Forest & Range Exp Sta, Corvallis, OR; Agency Range Conservationist, 1978−1979, USDI
BIA, Zuni, NM; Agency Administrative Forester, 1979−1980, USDI BIA, Umatilla, OR; District
Ecologist, 1980−1985, USDI BLM, Medford, OR; Area Manager, 1985−1990, USDI BLM, North
Bend, OR; Area Manager, 1990−1993, USDI BLM, Albuquerque, NM; Natural Resource
Specialist, 1993−1996, USDI BLM, Washington DC; National Coordinator Sustainable
Development, 1996−2007, USDA FS, Washington, DC. From 2000−2007 Mr. Abee was the US
Representative to the International Montreal Technical Advisory Committee responsible for refinement and implementation of national criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management,
boreal and temperate forests. Mr. Abee has given papers throughout the world on social, ecological, and economic criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management.
A Journey of Incremental Steps for the Orang Asli