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Fingerprints of the Past
by Beth Wittmann
The fingerprints of scientists from the past are all over the science that we study today. It matters to know who they were, what they did, and where we come from. We need to learn our whole story as scientists.
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Herd Mentality: The story of wildlife management and eugenics
The American conservation movement blossomed at the turn of the century during a period called the Progressive Era. This is a time period when many of the "heroes" of environmentalism created a slew of national parks, nature societies, and laws that preserved the nations greatest natural resources that we know today. So why were so many of the same men also leaders in the eugenics movement?
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The fingerprints of scientists from the past are all over the science that we study today. It matters to know who they were, what they did, and where we come from. We need to learn our whole story as scientists.
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Fingerprints of the Past is created and hosted by Beth Wittmann.
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