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The
Essential Aldo Leopold
Quotations
and Commentaries
Edited by Curt D. Meine and Richard L. Knight
The most
important quotations of the most quoted figure in conservation,
with commentaries by leading nature writers, conservationists,
and environmental scholars
"Leopold
helped redefine our understanding of the natural world and provided
much of the foundation for the modern environmental movement.
His legacy can be seen everywhere."—Janet Ginsburg, Chicago
Tribune
"The Essential
Aldo Leopold is a tribute to his amazing breadth, [drawing]
on the voluminous range of Leopold's writings . . . from forest
and range
management to agriculture, to environmental policy, to the key
role of
education in persuading Americans to embrace a land ethic and
practice
conservation."—Mike Dombeck, former
chief, U.S. Forest Service, Wisconsin Magazine of History
"We reached the old wolf in time to watch a fierce green
fire dying in her eyes. . . . I was young then, and full of trigger
itch; I thought that because fewer wolves meant more deer, that
no wolves would mean hunters' paradise. But after seeing the
green fire die, I sensed that neither the wolf
nor the mountain agreed with such a view.'—Aldo Leopold
 Curt D.
Meine
is senior fellow with the Aldo Leopold Foundation and Research
Associate with the International Crane Foundation. He is the
author of Aldo Leopold: His Life and Work,
published by the University of Wisconsin Press, and his most
recent book is Correction Lines: Essays on Land, Leopold,
and Conservation.
Richard L. Knight is professor of
wildlife conservation, Colorado State University, and coeditor
of several volumes including Wildlife and Recreation and
Stewardship across Boundaries.
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The University
of Wisconsin Press publishes several books about Aldo Leopold
and many related titles on environmental topics:
 Aldo Leopold
His Life and Work
Curt Meine
“An excellent, full-length biography of a figure central to the environmental history of the United States.”—Science
 The River of the Mother of God
And Other Essays by Aldo Loepold
Edited by Susan Flader & J. Baird Callicott
"Reading these essays is as fascinating as watching a great tree growing."—American Forests
 Game Management
Aldo Leopold
With a new Foreword by Laurence R. Jahn
With this book, published more than a half-century ago, Aldo Leopold created the discipline of wild-life management.
 Thinking Like a Mountain
Aldo Leopold and the Evolution of an Ecological Attitude toward Deer, Wolves, and Forests
Susan L. Flader
"A definitive history of Leopold's work." —American Forests
 Prairie Time
The Leopold Reserve Revisited
John Ross and Beth Ross
"Prairie Time is about relationships—among prairie and woodland, climate and weather, moraine and outwash, annual cycles and the chronology of natural events—and the human relation to the land."—Nina Leopold Bradley
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FIRST PAPERBACK EDITION
March 2006
LC: 99-006424 QH
384 pp. 6 x 9 21 b/w photos
Contributors:
J.
Baird Callicott
David Ehrenfeld
Susan Flader
Eric Freyfogle
Wes Jackson
Paul Johnson
Joni Kinsey
Gary Meffe
Gary Paul
Nabhan
Richard Nelson
Bryan Norton
David Orr
Phil Pister
Donald Snow
Stan Templ
Jack Ward Thomas
Charles Wilkinson
Terry Tempest Williams
Donald Worster
Joy Zedler
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