Wilderness Journal: Stories Of Nature And People
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
From the heart of untamed landscapes comes Wilderness Journal: Stories of Nature and People, a compelling anthology published by the Wilderness Society that brings together vivid accounts of the natural world and the human experiences woven through it. This collection chronicles the profound and often deeply personal encounters between people and wilderness, presenting a tapestry of voices that speak to the enduring power of wild places to move, challenge, and transform those who enter them. Rooted in a deep environmental consciousness, the anthology argues for the intrinsic value of nature through narrative rather than polemic, illustrating how wild spaces shape identity, community, and culture. Each contribution carries its own distinct voice, yet together they form a unified testament to the importance of wilderness preservation — leaving the reader to wonder which wild place, and which story, will call to them next.
Published: 2021, The Wilderness Society
Genre: Natural history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
From the heart of untamed landscapes comes Wilderness Journal: Stories of Nature and People, a compelling anthology published by the Wilderness Society that brings together vivid accounts of the natural world and the human experiences woven through it. This collection chronicles the profound and often deeply personal encounters between people and wilderness, presenting a tapestry of voices that speak to the enduring power of wild places to move, challenge, and transform those who enter them. Rooted in a deep environmental consciousness, the anthology argues for the intrinsic value of nature through narrative rather than polemic, illustrating how wild spaces shape identity, community, and culture. Each contribution carries its own distinct voice, yet together they form a unified testament to the importance of wilderness preservation — leaving the reader to wonder which wild place, and which story, will call to them next.