Environmental Histories
Environmental histories describe how an environment changed over time and provide a greater understanding of how natural resources impact cultural values and actions. Landscapes are records of human relationships with the natural environment and can illustrate contrasting cultural values, competition for limited resources, human actions that alter ecosystems, and how the environment contributes to cultural change. Environmental histories are the result of reviewing literature and historical documents, oral interviews, and site investigations.
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