|
|
|
|
|
>>
Ted Williams Archive
Ted Williams (not to be confused with the baseball player) is a freelance environmental writer who does the conservation column for Fly Rod & Reel magazine and is regularly featured in magazines such as Audubon. Williams, who is known for his emphasis on carefully researched data and a direct, no-nonsense style of writing, is arguably the best investigative environmental writer in America today. He has done more good for sportsmen, fish and game, and unspoiled natural treasures than nearly everyone else in the game. As might be expected, he is summarily hated by the Far Right, industry lobbies, Property Rights and 'Wise-Use' zealots, and so-called 'sportsmen' who are more interested in filling their freezers today than preserving fish and game for their children. But to those who are environmentally literate and less selfish, he is an inspiration and a rare voice of reason. This page is devoted to archiving his many informative and inspiring works which are reprinted with his gracious permission.
Latest Articles
|
Audubon, Jan./Feb. 2010
Even in the best of times, the funding system for state fish and wildlife management is grossly inadequate. But three states have implemented partial fixes, and Congress may soon offer federal relief.
|
|
Fly Rod & Reel, Jan./Feb. 2010
Destructive, indiscriminate commercial-fishing gear is wreaking havoc on ocean food chains that sustain all our favorite fish.
|
|
Audubon, Mar./Apr. 2010
Phony wildlife photography in magazines, books, calendars, and posters is giving people a warped view of nature
|
|
Fly Rod & Reel, Mar. 2010
Saving an American original.
|
Top
|
Ted Williams Archive
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
Books
Blog
Christianity & the Environment
Climate Change
Global Warming Skeptics
The Web of Life
Managing Our Impact
Caring for our Communities
The Far-Right
|
|
|