Wild Life: The National Parks Preserve All Life
Frank S. Nicholson, New York NY, 1938
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U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service
Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-1015 DLC
Only God Can Make a Tree
OH, 1938
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Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-5412 DLC
A Game Crop Is a Community Asset
J.C.W. (full name unknown), New York, ca. 1936–37
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Bureau of Game, New York State Conservation Department
Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-5396 DLC
Don’t Kill Our Wild Life
John Wagner, New York NY, ca. 1936–40
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Department of the Interior, National Parks Service
Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-1001 DLC
Protect Your Parks
Stanley Thomas Clough, Cleveland OH, 1938
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Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-5415 DLC
Please Keep the Park Clean
Stanley Thomas Clough, Cleveland OH, 1938
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Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-5414 DLC
Protect Our Birds
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Alex Peltz
Protect Wildlife: Leave Briar Patches and Cover for Game
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Alex Peltz
Know Your Birds (Red-Shouldered Hawk)
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Ennis Carter
Know Your Birds (Goshawk)
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Know Your Birds (Sparrow Hawk)
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Know Your Birds (Duck Hawk)
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Let Them Grow
Stanley Thomas Clough, Cleveland OH, 1938
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Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-909 DLC
Don’t Maim! Kill Outright
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Don’t Run Us Down
Joe Wolf, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Protect Fires
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Department of Forests & Waters, Pennsylvania
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Prevent Forest Fire: Protect Game
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Use the Flushing Bar: Protect Game
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Help Wildlife: Leave Cover Along Fence Rows
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Don’t Wash Cans in a Stream After Spraying
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Save Our Birds and Game: Control the Stray Cat
Joe Wolf, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Protect Game and Forests: Tramp that Match
Joe Wolf, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Ennis Carter
Leave Cover for Small Game!
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Plains Farms Need Trees
Joseph Dusek, Chicago IL, ca. 1936–40
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Prairie State Forestry Project
Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-815 DLC
Fire Wrecks a Forest
Artist unknown, Chicago IL, ca. 1936–39
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Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-859 DLC
Please Keep the Park Clean
Samuel Brown & Morris Katz, Cleveland OH, 1937
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Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-1090 DLC
Spare Our Trees
Stanley Thomas Clough, Cleveland OH, 1938
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Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-910 DLC
The National Parks Preserve Wild Life
J. Hirt, New York NY, ca. 1936–39
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Department of the Interior
National Parks Service
Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-5639 DLC
Winter Feeding: Provide Food for Game
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Sid Brion
Protect Birds: They Destroy Harmful Insects
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Courtesy of Alex Peltz
Keep Up to Date: Read the Pennsylvania Game News
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Courtesy of Ennis Carter
Enjoy—Don’t Destroy
Artist unknown, Cleveland OH, ca. 1936–37
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Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, WPA Poster Collection, LC-USZC2-5651 DLC
Illinois 5th Conservation Week
Artist unknown, Chicago IL, 1940
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Courtesy of Alex Peltz
Fishermen! Do Not Pull Out the Hook, Cut It Off!
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Courtesy of Ennis Carter
Creel Limits
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, 1942
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Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Courtesy of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Obey the Fishing Laws—This Means You!
Artist unknown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1935–43
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Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Courtesy of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania