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Mountains Without Handrails: Reflections on the National Parks
University of Michigan Press, 1980 Paper: 978-0-472-06324-6 Library of Congress Classification E160.S29 1980 Dewey Decimal Classification 917.3
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Focusing on the long-standing and bitter battles over recreational use of our national parklands, Joseph L. Sax proposes a novel scheme for the protection and management of America's national parks. Drawing upon the most controversial disputes of recent years---Yosemite National Park, the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon, and the Disney plan for California's Mineral King Valley---Sax boldly unites the rich and diverse tradition of nature writing into a coherent thesis that speaks directly to the dilemma of the parks. See other books on: Mountains Without Handrails | National Parks | National parks and reserves | Reflections | Sax, Joseph L. See other titles from University of Michigan Press |
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Mountains Without Handrails: Reflections on the National Parks
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University of Michigan Press, 1980
Paper: 978-0-472-06324-6
Paper: 978-0-472-06324-6
Focusing on the long-standing and bitter battles over recreational use of our national parklands, Joseph L. Sax proposes a novel scheme for the protection and management of America's national parks. Drawing upon the most controversial disputes of recent years---Yosemite National Park, the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon, and the Disney plan for California's Mineral King Valley---Sax boldly unites the rich and diverse tradition of nature writing into a coherent thesis that speaks directly to the dilemma of the parks.
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