A Sense Of Santa Barbara - An Autobiographical Perspective

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The narrative provides a personal account of life in Santa Barbara, California, intertwined with the plight of the California condor and the California gray whale. It highlights illegal whaling activities and the tragic decline of condor populations, emphasizing the failures of the U.S. Forest Service in wildlife protection. Additionally, it offers insights into Apollo 17 astronauts' training for lunar missions. Drawing from extensive experience in fire protection and public safety, the book serves as a crucial handbook for wilderness preservation and the challenges faced in safeguarding these species.