Henry Fairfield Osborn Quote
[The] great battle for preservation and conservation cannot be won by gentle tones, nor by appeals to the aesthetic instincts of those who have no sense of beauty, or enjoyment of Nature.
In: William T. Hornaday - Our Vanishing Wild Life, Preface (p. vii)
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