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Discover the profound insights of Rachel Carson in this captivating collection, ideal for anyone passionate about environmentalism and nature conservation. 'Lost Woods' unveils the previously unpublished and lesser-known writings of one of the most impactful environmental thinkers of our time. Written in 2022 and published by A&U Canongate, this book offers a personal glimpse into Carson's evolution as an advocate for the natural world. Dive into her youthful writings, compelling essays, field journals, and eloquent speeches that collectively illuminate her growing understanding of humanity's relationship with the environment. Perfect for scholars, eco-enthusiasts, and anyone exploring the essence of environmental awareness, 'Lost Woods' encourages readers to reflect on the fragility of our ecosystems and our significant role in preserving them. This collection not only highlights Carson's insights but also serves as a rallying call to action for future generations. Be inspired by her legacy as you explore the pivotal themes of conservation and our interconnectedness with nature. Get your brand new copy of 'Lost Woods' today to embark on a journey filled with wisdom and urgency, drawn from one of the most influential voices in environmental literature. Order now for fast delivery, ensuring you receive this essential reading without delay. Experience the timeless relevance of Rachel Carson's work and affirm your commitment to safeguarding our planet.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781786898920
Year: 2022
Publisher: A&U Canongate
Description:
'The subject of man's relationship to his environment is one that has been uppermost in my own thoughts for many years.'
Rachel Carson's enduring fame was secured by the publication of just four books: her trilogy about the sea and Silent Spring. This collection of her previously unpublished and lesser-known writing gives a more personal picture of Carson's evolution as an environmental thinker. Here are both her public and private voice, bringing together youthful writing, essays, field journals, speeches, articles and letters. Lost Woods reveals her developing awareness of the fragility of the natural world and our impact on it, and of her campaign, ultimately successful, to bring international attention to the breadth of the challenges facing us. That we are finally becoming aware of the environmental emergency is thanks in no small part to Carson's prescient call to alarm.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781786898920
Year: 2022
Publisher: A&U Canongate
Description:
'The subject of man's relationship to his environment is one that has been uppermost in my own thoughts for many years.'
Rachel Carson's enduring fame was secured by the publication of just four books: her trilogy about the sea and Silent Spring. This collection of her previously unpublished and lesser-known writing gives a more personal picture of Carson's evolution as an environmental thinker. Here are both her public and private voice, bringing together youthful writing, essays, field journals, speeches, articles and letters. Lost Woods reveals her developing awareness of the fragility of the natural world and our impact on it, and of her campaign, ultimately successful, to bring international attention to the breadth of the challenges facing us. That we are finally becoming aware of the environmental emergency is thanks in no small part to Carson's prescient call to alarm.