scidmore造句

• In support of the new conservation movement in the United States, Scidmore wrote a letter to the editor of Century Magazine in Sept . 1893 on " Our New National Forest Reserves " detailing the meaning and consequences of forest preservation on behalf of the public good.
• Scidmore's cherry blossom scheme began to bear fruit when incoming first lady Helen Taft took an interest in the idea in 1909 . With the first lady's active support, plans moved quickly, but the first effort had to be aborted due to concerns about infestation.
• After " As the Hague Ordains ", Scidmore published no new books and a dwindling number of articles for " National Geographic ", the last being a 1914 article entitled " Young Japan . " She died in Geneva on November 3, 1928, at the age of 72.