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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Steve JohnsonPublisher: Rowman & Littlefield Imprint: Falcon Guides Dimensions: Width: 14.90cm , Height: 2.20cm , Length: 22.60cm Weight: 0.417kg ISBN: 9781493057177ISBN 10: 1493057170 Pages: 224 Publication Date: 01 June 2021 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews"NetGalley Review: 3 stars Updated 15 Feb 2021 ""This book consists of roughly ten-page recaps of the lives and accomplishments of people involved with the natural world. They're categorized as thinkers, doers, or fighters, but I found the placements rather arbitrary as most people could easily have been placed in more than one category. ""There's also one person who simply doesn't belong in the book in my opinion. Nothing against his accomplishments, but agriculture doesn't fit with the careers of all the other people profiled. I reread the introductory material and that chapter looking for an explanation without success. I think it will be obvious to all readers. ""It's not really suitable as an introduction for children because of language used. ""I was familiar with most of the people included, but the book did make me want to read more by or about a few of them. ""Thanks to Falcon Guides and NetGalley for an early copy to read."" -- Dennis McManus, Consumer Reviewer" NetGalley Review: 3 stars Updated 15 Feb 2021 This book consists of roughly ten-page recaps of the lives and accomplishments of people involved with the natural world. They're categorized as thinkers, doers, or fighters, but I found the placements rather arbitrary as most people could easily have been placed in more than one category. There's also one person who simply doesn't belong in the book in my opinion. Nothing against his accomplishments, but agriculture doesn't fit with the careers of all the other people profiled. I reread the introductory material and that chapter looking for an explanation without success. I think it will be obvious to all readers. It's not really suitable as an introduction for children because of language used. I was familiar with most of the people included, but the book did make me want to read more by or about a few of them. Thanks to Falcon Guides and NetGalley for an early copy to read. -- Dennis McManus, Consumer Reviewer Author InformationSteve Johnson is a self-propelled recreation junkie and fan of all things outdoors. Author of more than thirty outdoor interest titles and regular appearances in Backpacker and other award-winning magazines, he has also partnered with some of America's most influential business leaders to write their riveting stories, including an influential and in-progress look at sustainability efforts around the world. And don't miss his first children's book, The Big Bog, a fun outdoor learning adventure story with a great message and start of a nationwide series. Building on a dynamic career in sustainability, natural resources communication, and editing, Steve's work includes outdoor where-to and related subjects, with additional publications in the sports world, government agencies, business and memoir writing, historic preservation, and climate change. His lifelong passion for nature inspired responsible outdoor recreation efforts in the Upper Midwest and Colorado, as well as student-led conservation campaigns including Small Grass Big Earth, a movement to reclaim millions of acres of America's lawns. Steve hails from Wisconsin's far north. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |