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GrasslandRichard Manning

Grassland

1995306 pages
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In Grassland, journalist and nature writer Richard Manning takes a critical look at the largest and most misunderstood biome in our country, the grasslands of the American West and Midwest, which encompass a full 40 percent of the land. Manning traces the expansion of America and explains how, through farming and industry, we have habitually imposed our romantic ideals onto the land with little interest in understanding and learning from that land. The repercussions of our abuses of the grassland systems run far and deep. The grass provides not only our last connection to the natural world,…

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  • Hardcover · English · 1995
    Viking · 306 pages · 9780670853427
GrasslandsGrassland ecologyGrassland conservationPrairiesChildren's non-fictionNature