A01=Ellsworth Barnard
A12=Charles H. Joslin
Author_Charles H. Joslin
Author_Ellsworth Barnard
Category=WNH
conservation history narratives
conservationist perspective
Deerfield River ecology
ecological awareness narratives
ecological change over decades
ecological conservation memoir
ecological storytelling
environmental and personal history
environmental change documentation
environmental literature
environmental reflection essays
environmental stewardship narratives
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flora and fauna observations
forest and cliff ecosystems
forested cliff ecosystems
geological formations in river valleys
habitat protection accounts
High Ledges Sanctuary exploration
historical ecology of Massachusetts
human interaction with landscapes
human-environment relationships
land and water stewardship
land preservation advocacy
landscape appreciation essays
lifelong engagement with nature
local biodiversity studies
local natural heritage
long-term ecological observation
Massachusetts wildlife habitats
naturalist storytelling
nature and memory
nature and place identity
nature sanctuary reflections
nature writing from New England
New England natural history
New England river ecosystems
outdoor landscape essays
personal connection to wilderness
personal ecology memoir
personal nature memoir
reflective nature writing
regional conservation essays
regional environmental history
regional flora and fauna insights
river valley heritage
river valley landscapes
river valley nature chronicles
riverine habitat studies
wilderness experience essays
wildlife preservation stories
Product details
- ISBN 9780932691224
- Weight: 208g
- Dimensions: 153 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 28 Feb 2004
- Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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In the Deerfield River valley in the town of Shelburne, a rocky outcropping forms the cliffs at the heart of the High Ledges Wildlife Sanctuary. This beautifully crafted collection of essays explores the nature and conservation of this wild place through the personal history of a man who was born there and has returned regularly for over ninety years.
