Pinchot Collection

USA, Washington State, Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Panther Creek Falls along Panther Creek. Date: 19-09-2019

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USA, Washington State, Gifort Pinchot National Forest, Mt. Adams and Twin Falls (Large format sizes available) Date: 26/02/2013

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USA, Washington State, Gifort Pinchot National Forest, Mt. Adams and Twin Falls (Large format sizes available) Date: 26/02/2013

Staircase Falls
Ryan Dyar

Panther Creek; Washington, United States Of America

A Portion Of Panther Creek; Washington, United States Of America

Men on Rock in Wind River, Carson, Washington
Men on Rock in Wind River, Carson, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington, USA. Date: 1910s

GIFFORD PINCHOT (1865-1944). American conservationist and politician. Oil over a photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston

GIFFORD PINCHOT (1865-1946). American conservationist and politician. Photograph by Pirie MacDonald, 1909

American cartoon on the 1911 controversy between Richard Ballinger, President Tafts Secretary of the Interior
BALLINGER-PINCHOT, 1911. American cartoon on the 1911 controversy between Richard Ballinger, President Tafts Secretary of the Interior, and Gifford Pinchot, the chief forester

Roosevelt & Gifford, 1907
ROOSEVELT & GIFFORD, 1907. President Theodore Roosevelt and Chief of the U.S. Forest Service Giffort Pinchot on the river steamer Mississippi on a trip of the inland waterways

Pinchots inferno. Illustration shows a dark, bleak mountainous landscape with a tunnel labeled Private Monopoly and carved into the mountainside is All Hope Abandon Conservationists Who Enter Here;

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"Exploring the Legacy of Gifford Pinchot: A Journey through Washington's Natural Beauty" On September 19, 2019, we ventured into the heart of Washington State to immerse ourselves in the breathtaking landscapes of Gifford Pinchot National Forest. As we hiked along Panther Creek, our eyes were captivated by the majestic Panther Creek Falls cascading down with sheer elegance. The serenity and grandeur of Staircase Falls left us in awe as we marveled at nature's masterpiece. It was a moment frozen in time as men perched on rocks amidst the windswept beauty of Wind River in Carson, Washington. Pinchot's influence on conservation and politics echoed throughout our journey. His name resonated with every step we took, reminding us of his tireless efforts to protect America's natural treasures. From his early days as a forester to his influential role in shaping environmental policies, Gifford Pinchot left an indelible mark on American history. As we gazed upon Panther Creek from different vantage points, it became evident that this place embodied Pinchot's vision for sustainable land management. The pristine waters flowing through this portion of Panther Creek symbolized the delicate balance between human progress and preserving nature’s wonders. In photographs capturing moments from c1907, Gifford Pinchot stood tall among towering trees—a testament to his unwavering dedication towards conservation. Even during controversial times like the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy in 1911 when President Taft sided against him, Pinchot remained steadfast alongside former president Theodore Roosevelt who championed his cause. Our expedition through Gifford Pinchot National Forest not only allowed us to witness its natural splendor but also reminded us of our responsibility as stewards of these lands. We must continue to honor and preserve what he fought so passionately for—ensuring future generations can revel in the beauty and serenity of these remarkable landscapes.