Rachel Carson

This poster honors marine biologist, naturalist and author Rachel Carson.  She helped spark modern environmental consciousness with her famous 1962 book, “Silent Spring.”

Environmentalists credit Carson with helping bring about the banning of the pesticide DDT.  In turn, this ban contributed to a stunning revival of the U.S. bald eagle population, among other species recoveries.  She was the object of viscous attacks from the pesticide industry, which unsuccessfully sought to destroy her career and her credibility.

The details around Carson’s portrait in the poster show turtles, pelicans, sea life and other animals. Click the poster image to enlarge.

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Product Details

Poster Dimensions

11×17"

Print Type

Digital (Union Printed at RLM World Headquarters)

Year Created

2007

SKU p846
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