Birds and Notes With Other Papers

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As a prominent figure in the Conservation movement, John Burroughs made significant contributions through his essays on nature, paralleling the work of Thoreau. Known as the "Grand Old Man of Nature," he celebrated the American romance with the natural world. Growing up on a New York farm and later becoming a teacher, Burroughs authored over 30 books and numerous essays. His works encompass themes of nature, poetry, and rural beauty, with chapters dedicated to birds, seasonal reflections, and influential figures like Emerson.