Outposts of Eden : : a curmudgeon at large in the American West

Title Outposts of Eden : : a curmudgeon at large in the American West
Names Stegner, Page.
Book Number DBC25122
Title Status Active
Medium Digital Book
Annotation A series of essays from a self-described "grump environmentalist." The author journeys from Mono Lake to the Mojave Desert, through the Humboldt National Forest, and across the Grand Canyon, recording his observations as he goes. Descriptions of the natural beauty are interlaced with sharp criticisms of the state and federal agencies responsible for preserving public lands, water, and forests. For high school and adult readers. Californiana Collection.
Narrator Kreiger, Jack.
Local Subject Young Adult Book - YA
Adult Book - AD
Adult Non-Fiction - AN
Sciences - SCI
Travel & Geography - TRA
History - History of the American West - HUSW
History - HST
History, United States - HUS
Californiana Collection - CAC
Science - Environment & Ecology - ENV
Science - Nature - NAT
Short Book - SH
Audience Notes Contains strong language.
Male narrator.
LC Subject Environmental protection - West (U.S.)
Nature conservation - West (U.S.)
West (U.S.) - Description and travel
Nonfiction
Call Number 333.78160978
Language English
Released 1989
Publication Info California : Sacramento, Calif., Regional Library, 1989 (Sacramento, Calif., Regional Library, recording agency)
Original Publication Recorded from: San Francisco : Sierra Club Books, c1989.
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