These exhibits focus on the history of green consciousness in American Letters, with emphasis on strands of ecopoetics: its spiritual roots and scientific influences.

	Native American Religions
				Henry David Thoreau
			Brook Farm
John Muir: Our National Parks
		Chief Seattle: Speech of 1854, Smith Version
				Black Elk Speaks
Evolution of the Conservation Movement: 1850-1920
	Origin of term "Ecology": Ernst Haeckel
			Rosalie Edge
				Mary Hunter Austin
Robinson Jeffers
		Marjory Stoneman Douglas
	Aldo Leopold: Excerpts
				Gary Snyder
Peter Matthiessen
		Wendell Berry
	Smokey Bear
			Rachel Carson
				E.F. Schumacher
	Edward Abbey
		Arne Naess: Deep Ecology
Barry Holstun Lopez
			Gary Nabhan
	Leslie Marmon Silko
				Linda Hogan
			Scott Russell Sanders
Allen Ginsberg: Hiroshima 8/6/45 "Plutonium Ode"
		Gregory Corso: "Bomb" (Rocky Flats, 1975)
				Green Party History
	Lois M. Gibbs: Love Canal
Nanao Sakaki: A Love Letter
		Antler
	Terry Tempest Williams
			Gretel Ehrlich
	Environmental Justice Environmental Racism
				Federal Register Environmental Documents: Impact Statements
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