Ginny Wood

Virginia Hill Wood (October 24, 1917 – March 8, 2013) was an American environmental activist and a pioneer in the Alaskan conservation movement. Ginny Wood co-founded the Alaska Conservation Society in 1960 with her then husband, Morton "Woody" Wood. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Boots, bikes, and bombers adventures of Alaska conservationist Ginny Hill Wood /
    by Wood, Ginny
    Published 2012

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    Boots, bikes, and bombers adventures of Alaska conservationist Ginny Hill Wood /
    by Wood, Ginny
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    Boots, bikes, and bombers : adventures of Alaska conservationist Ginny Hill Wood /
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    Boots, bikes, and bombers : adventures of Alaska conservationist Ginny Hill Wood /
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    Alaska national interest lands, the D-2 lands
    by Hunter, Celia
    Published 1981
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