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1630 Massachusetts Bay Colony offers a one shilling bounty per wolf killed.
1646 Portsmouth, rhode island entacts the first closed season on deer hunting.
1748 South Carolina ships 160,000 deer pelts to England.
1768 The Steller’s sea cow is declared extinct.
1832 Carroll's island club,the first known hunting club in the U.S., forms in Baltimore
1833 In this single year, the American Fur Com- pany ships 43,000 buffalo hides, mostly obtained through trade with the Native Americans.
1836Ralph Waldo Emerson publishes Nature,
1844 The New York Sportsmen’s Club forms
1854 Henry David Thoreau publishes Walden, his treatise on the solace of nature.
1886 A census reveals that only 540 bison remain in the entire U.S., mostly in the Yellowstone area of Montana.
1881 Approximately 60 ring- necked pheasants from Shanghai, China, arrive in Washington state.
1891 Congress passes the Forest Reserve Act and creates Shoshone National Forest, the na-
1898 Division of Forestry, renamed the U.S. Forest Service in 1905.
1900 Congress passes the Lacey Game and Wild Birds Preservation and Disposition Act, mak- ing it a federal offense to transport illegally taken wild game across state borders.
1914 The last passenger pigeon dies in the Cincinnati Zoo.
1916 Congress creates the National Park Service.
1933 sor of wildlife management in the U.S. at the University of Wisconsin.
1934 Congress passes the Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act to ensure collaboration
1935 The Soil Conservation Service (now the Natural Resources Conservation Service) forms.
1937 Congress passes the Pittman-Robertson Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act (P-R Act), which levies a tax on certain hunting equipment to be used for wildlife restoration projects, research, and education
1962 Rachel Carson publishes Silent Spring, docu- menting the potentially harmful impacts of pesticides on wildlife. By some accounts this book launched the modern environmental movement.
1964 Congress establishes the Land and Water Con- of all Americans,” and President Lyndon John- son signs the Wilderness Act and the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act.New event