| Description |
xv, 320 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm. |
| Series |
Middlebury bicentennial series in environmental studies |
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Middlebury bicentennial series in environmental studies.
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| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 283-312). |
| Contents |
An eastern turn for wilderness / Christopher McGrory Klyza -- "Remote, rocky, barren, bushy wild-woody wilderness": the natural history of the northeast / Alicia Daniel and Thor Hanson -- Old-growth forests of the northeast / Robert T. Leverett -- Public lands and wild lands in the northeast / Christopher McGrory Klyza -- Ecological reserve design in the northeast / Stephen C. Trombulak -- An opportunity for big wilderness in the northern Appalachians / Jamie Sayen -- Restoring the wild: species recovery and reintroduction / Stephen C. Trombulak and Kimberly Royar -- Making it happen: protecting wilderness on the ground / Emily Bateson and Nancy Smith -- Stewardship and sustainability: lessons from the "middle landscape" of Vermont / Nora Mitchell and Rolf Diamant -- Vermont family forests: building a sustainable relationship with local forests / David Brynn -- A conversation at the edge of wilderness / John Elder -- Some lessons from wilderness, east and west / John Davis. |
| Subject |
Wilderness areas -- Northeastern States.
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Nature conservation -- Northeastern States.
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| Added Author |
Klyza, Christopher McGrory.
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| ISBN |
1584651016 cloth |
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1584651024 paper |
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