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Developed the concept of land ethic, wrote 'A Sand County Almanac', and is considered a founder of the wilderness conservation movement.

Advocated for the preservation of the Florida Everglades, wrote 'The Everglades: River of Grass', and her efforts led to the development of Everglades National Park.

Developed theories of sociobiology and biodiversity, and his work has been foundational in the study of conservation biology.

Known for his detailed illustrations of American birds in their natural habitats, and his work inspired the conservation of bird species.

Wrote 'Walden', a reflection on simple living in natural surroundings, and his works have inspired environmental thought and philosophy.

Wrote 'Silent Spring', raised awareness about the environmental impacts of pesticides, and helped advance the global environmental movement.

His explorations of South America and Russia were foundational in biogeography, and his work influenced Darwin and environmentalism.

Proposed the theory of natural selection, laid the groundwork for evolutionary biology, and his observations led to a new understanding of humanity's place in nature.

Created numerous documentaries, such as 'The Blue Planet' and 'Planet Earth', which raised widespread awareness about natural history and conservation issues.

Author of 'Man and Nature', considered one of the first works of modern environmentalism, and he highlighted the consequences of human action on the environment.

Founded the Sierra Club, advocated for the preservation of wilderness in the United States, and played a crucial role in establishing national parks.