PPT-Exodus & Wandering in the Wilderness

Exodus 710 Events of the Exodus Chapter 1 Israel in bondage Chapter 2 Moses birth Midian family Chapter 3 Burning bush Moses excuses Chapter 4 Moses excuses Aaron chosen. Exodus 12-15. Events of the Exodus. Chapter 1 Israel in bondage. Chapter 2 Moses (birth, Midian, family). Chapter 3 Burning bush, Moses’ excuses. Chapter 4 Moses’ excuses, Aaron chosen. Chapter 5 Moses meets Pharaoh. By Danielle Mooney. Wild vs. Wilderness. Ansel. Adams. Wilderness act of 1964. Reflection on . Ansel. Adams photography as example of 20. th. century view of nature. Modern view of nature through advertising. Moses at Sinai. Exodus 34:28-35. v. 28, The fast accompanied the reception of the Law.. v. 29, The fast allowed nearness to God: “he was not aware that his face was radiant because he had spoken with the LORD.”. and Technology. Food For Thought . Ann Schwaller. Forest Wilderness Specialist. Superior National Forest. How do . you. define “new technologies”?. And how do . you. define “wilderness experience”?. 1:15-21. the midwives’ excuse for not killing the male Hebrew newborns . v.19. 3:10-14. . Who am I? . v.11. See . Acts 7:22-29 . “What if they ask me who sent me?. . v.13. 4:1-9 . What if they don’t believe me? . Mgt. Approach. Steve Kimball, R1 . Prog. .. Mgr.. Wilderness, WSR’s, O/G’s. Wilderness Act of 1964. Statement of Purpose. “…. it . is hereby declared to be the policy of the Congress . to secure for the American people. James Tricker. Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute. USDA Forest Service, Missoula, MT. Wilderness Act of 1964. Wilderness Character. Section 2(c) Definition of Wilderness. Qualities. of Wilderness Character. T. he 5. th. Quality. “A wilderness...(4) may also contain ecological, geological, or other features of scientific, educational, scenic, or historical value.”. Wilderness Act, Section 2(c). T. he 5. Peter A. . Appel. Alex W. Smith Professor. University of Georgia School of Law. Presented via Webinar Sponsored by the . Carhart. Center. November 15, 2. 012. Challenges to Agency Action. In general, courts defer heavily to discretionary decisions—66-75% win rate. Cultural Resources. Structures & Installations. Managing the 5. th. Quality. Except in certain specific instances, “. there shall be no...structure or installation . within any [wilderness] area.”. Food For Thought . Ann Schwaller. Forest Wilderness Specialist. Superior National Forest. How do . you. define “new technologies”?. And how do . you. define “wilderness experience”?. physical and mental challenge. Peter A. . Appel. Alex W. Smith Professor. University of Georgia School of Law. Presented via Webinar. Sponsored by the . Carhart. Center. August 28, 2013. Who Manages Wildlife: The States? . Geer v. Connecticut. H. ave Your Attention). Ralph Swain. USFS Rocky Mountain Region. Wilderness & Rivers Program Manager. 303-275-5058. rswain@fs.fed.us. Background. Undergrad: Marketing and Economics. Masters: Natural Resource Management, Specialization in Wilderness. National Conference. Wilderness50. . Planning. . Team. Coalition of 26 Wilderness and environmental organizations, federal agencies, non-profit organizations and academic institutions planning local, regional and national events.