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The Opportunity |

November 8, 2014

| by Mark Evans

What is Cultural Conservation?

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Cultural Conservation is truly a philosophy, a mindset, a movement, and an organization. It is a philosophy that stresses the value of conserving what is important in our society and recognizing that conservation doesn’t take place by accident.We have magnificent national parks today, but these parks might not even exist …

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Arts, Cultural Conservation, Cultural resources management, Film, Russell Kirk, Samuel Goldwyn, Treasure Island, Western Union
The Opportunity |

August 17, 2014

| by Mark Evans

Preserving Our Cultural Resources As National Treasures

Do the music, books, and art we choose matter? Just as we preserve our natural treasures, our streams, lakes, forests, and national parks, we must preserve our cultural legacy. Otherwise the best of our culture will fade into an undeserved oblivion. Is choosing a book to read or a piece of music …

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The Opportunity |

August 17, 2014

| by Mark Evans

When Only Birds Twittered and Google Was a Comic Strip

  Not long ago, only birds twittered. Google was a comic strip. The Web was spun by a wise spider in the book “Charlotte’s Web.” Now everyone twitters and tweets. We  are all in a hurry and think that everything worth saying can be said in 140 characters.   Technology has …

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