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Title: Land: Our Gift and Wild Hope
Author: Rae Marie Taylor
Narrator: Diana J. Andrade, Rae Marie Taylor
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs
Language: English
Release date: 2014-02-01
Publisher: Brook Forest Voices
Genres: Science & Technology, Animals & Nature
Publisher's Summary:
In The Land: Our Gift and Wild Hope, the author offers a timely look at the threats posed, in particular, on the Rocky Mountain/Rio Grande corridors wildlife, people, homes and cultures. While telling her own story of loss, she also reveals a vigorous hope found among the many Westerners collaborating in sustainable approaches. In celebration of the earth's gradual renewal, she brings to light the New West's use of local traditions, innovative ranching and restoration practices, and scientific insights affirming the importance of earth-based values. Eyewitness accounts, interviews, lively anecdotes, and an occasional poem inspire within the listener a deepening affection for the earth.
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Title: Land: Our Gift and Wild Hope
Author: Rae Marie Taylor
Narrator: Diana J. Andrade, Rae Marie Taylor
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs
Language: English
Release date: 2014-02-01
Publisher: Brook Forest Voices
Genres: Science & Technology, Animals & Nature
Publisher's Summary:
In The Land: Our Gift and Wild Hope, the author offers a timely look at the threats posed, in particular, on the Rocky Mountain/Rio Grande corridors wildlife, people, homes and cultures. While telling her own story of loss, she also reveals a vigorous hope found among the many Westerners collaborating in sustainable approaches. In celebration of the earth's gradual renewal, she brings to light the New West's use of local traditions, innovative ranching and restoration practices, and scientific insights affirming the importance of earth-based values. Eyewitness accounts, interviews, lively anecdotes, and an occasional poem inspire within the listener a deepening affection for the earth.