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my wilderness<br />

By Tashia Tucker<br />

If<br />

you were asked why you support <strong>The</strong> <strong>Wilderness</strong><br />

<strong>Society</strong>, what makes you care about the work we<br />

do, or why it’s important, chances are you’d answer<br />

each question roughly the same. You would<br />

hearken back to a place you love or a vivid memory from<br />

the great outdoors. You might catch yourself daydreaming<br />

about an especially delicious s’more, skipping rocks in the<br />

lake with your family, a nap in the hammock, or a spectacular<br />

hike through a wildflower meadow.<br />

That’s why <strong>The</strong> <strong>Wilderness</strong> <strong>Society</strong><br />

and Frontier Airlines jumped at the opportunity<br />

to team up on the my wilderness<br />

campaign. While <strong>The</strong> <strong>Wilderness</strong><br />

<strong>Society</strong> works tirelessly to protect<br />

America’s great wildlife and wild places,<br />

Frontier takes people to these places,<br />

© Kai Hagen<br />

enabling them to understand what’s at stake and then get<br />

involved.<br />

Since April 2011, we’ve featured moms and dads,<br />

photographers, writers, celebrities, activists, and recreationists<br />

who have shared their wilderness experiences on<br />

our Web site, reminding us why wilderness is worth fighting<br />

for.<br />

Take Lynn Donaldson, Montana tumbleweed photographer<br />

and wilderness mom. She supports<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Wilderness</strong> <strong>Society</strong> because<br />

she wants her young children to have the<br />

memorable experiences in wilderness that<br />

have shaped her.<br />

<strong>The</strong>n there’s Frederick County<br />

Commissioner Kai Hagen of Maryland.<br />

He has been committed to wilderness<br />

58 1-800-THE-WILD

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