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Frank Thone (1891–1949) was a noted American science writer. Having been, in 1922, awarded a doctorate in botany from the University of Chicago and after a spell as ranger in Yellowstone National Park he built a successful career as a popular journalist for the Science Service. He served as their Science Service biology editor from 1924 to 1949 and produced the widely syndicated column "Nature Ramblings". Two of the noted stories he covered were the Scopes monkey trial (1925) and the Bikini atoll atomic bomb tests (1946). He also hosted the Science Talent Search on an Adventures in Science radio broadcasts.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

Thone (1935) is cited by Minch as coining the term Political Ecology (Later popularized by the anthropologist Eric Wolf (1972)).[7][8][9]

Frank Thone (1891–1949) interviewing Science Talent Search finalists, 1945

Awards

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  • 1946, recipient of George Westinghouse distinguished science writing awards.[10]

Selected publications

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  • Thone, Frank and United States National Park Service. (1923). Trees and Flowers of Yellowstone National Park. Saint Paul: J.E. Haynes.
  • Thone F. (1935). Nature Ramblings: We Fight for Grass, Science News, Vol. 27 No. 717, January
  • Thone, Frank (1940) The Microscopic World, J. Messner, Incorporated[11]

References

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  1. LaFollette, Marcel C. (2013) Frank Thone and a "Square Deal" on Earth Day, Smithsonian Institution Archives https://siarchives.si.edu/blog/frank-thone-and-square-deal-earth-day
  2. Smith, Diane Marie (2004) What One Knows One Loves Best”: A Brief Administrative History Of Science Education In The National Parks, 1916-1925, Montana State University
  3. Yeager, Lee E. (1950) “Frank Ernest Aloysius Thone, 1891-1949.” The Journal of Wildlife Management 14, no. 1 : 103–103. http://www.jstor.org/stable/3796001.
  4. Thone, Frank. (1950). Plant Physiology, 25(1), 187–187.
  5. Zoch, R. T., & Oehser, P. H. (1950). Obituaries. Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences, 40(3), 95–96.
  6. Editor (1949). Biology Editor Dies. The Science News-Letter, 56(10), 146–146.
  7. Minch, M. (2011). Political Ecology. In: Chatterjee, D.K. (eds) Encyclopedia of Global Justice. Springer, Dordrecht.
  8. Thone F. (1935). Nature Ramblings: We Fight for Grass. Science News, VOL. 27 NO. 717, January 5
  9. Wolf, Eric. 1972. Ownership and Political Ecology, Anthropological Quarterly 45(3): 201-205
  10. Editor (1949). Biology Editor Dies. The Science News-Letter, 56(10), 146–146.
  11. William O. Felkner. (1942). [Review of The Microscopic World, by F. Thone]. Bios, 13(2), 141–141. http://www.jstor.org/stable/4604669