The Eagle on My Arm
- 218 páginas
- 8 horas de lectura
How a soldier became a dedicated healer and used his lifelong passion to help others.
Jack E. Davis Libros
Jack Emerson Davis es un destacado historiador cuya obra profundiza en las aguas y costas de Estados Unidos. Su escritura explora las intrincadas relaciones entre las personas y el mundo natural, revelando cómo los humanos dan forma a los paisajes y cómo estos paisajes, a su vez, los moldean. A través de una investigación meticulosa y una narración cautivadora, Davis saca a la luz narrativas olvidadas, subrayando la profunda influencia de la historia en los ecosistemas que nos rodean.
An Everglades Providence
Marjory Stoneman Douglas and the American Environmental Century
- 812 páginas
- 29 horas de lectura
Marjory Stoneman Douglas played a pivotal role in transforming the Everglades from a disregarded swamp to a cherished wetland. Her influential work, particularly "The Everglades: River of Grass," established her as a key figure in conservation efforts. Known for her relentless spirit and dedication, she garnered public admiration while challenging those seeking to exploit the land. Her legacy is cemented by her recognition as a namesake of a national wilderness area, highlighting her significant impact on environmental protection.