Description
In the heart of America's most densely populated state lies a surprising anomaly: the vast, wild expanse of the New Jersey Pine Barrens. John McPhee, a native son, delves into this unique ecosystem, exploring its rich history, distinctive culture, and the resilient people who call it home. Originally published in 1968, this insightful work captures a pivotal moment when ambitious development plans threatened to transform this enduring wilderness. McPhee masterfully weaves together the natural world and human stories, revealing the enduring spirit of a place often overlooked.
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paperback
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Published May 1, 1978
157 pages
ISBN: 9780374514426
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First Published
1968
Language
eng
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