Red: Passion and Patience in the Desert [B0757]

2002 HCDJ in nice condition. A collection of essays celebrates the beauty and power of the desert environment and evokes the author's commitment to protect this fragile environment from human destruction.

From recent Amazon/GoodReads reviews: "Terry Tempest Williams is the modern day, female Aldo Leopold. This should be required reading for every conservationist and will always have a place on my personal bookshelf!"; "A nice read about protecting wild spaces in the American Southwest. Similar to Desert Solitaire but somewhat more dreamy, such that I sometimes lost the plot. Maybe there isn't a plot - just a message that we must connect with all God's creatures in order to truly be wise stewards, for ourselves and for future generations."; "The desert has impacted me significantly. The desert is a mirror that helps you to confront yourself. TTW captures this perfectly. This is a must read book for desert dwellers, general nature lovers, and anyone confronting their inner self. And as we enter yet another Trump administration, this book is great to empower people to speak up for others, including our non human and inanimate family in the wilderness."