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Environmental History

• American Indians and National Parks. Keller
• Glen Canyon Dammed. Farmer
• Human Impact on Ancient Environments. Redman
• A Place Called Grand Canyon. Morehouse
• The Question of the Commons. McCay
• Regreening the National Parks. Frome
• Reopening the American West. Rothman

• Smokechasing. Pyne

• Saving the Gray Whale. Dedina
• Stalking the Big Bird. Shaw
  

• Enduring Seeds. Nabhan
• Shattering. Fowler

• Ecology and Management of North American Savannas. McPherson
• Ecology of Sonoran Desert Plants and Plant Communities. Robichaux

• The Abstract Wild. Turner
• American Indian Literature, Environmental Justice, and Ecocriticism. Adamson
• The Environmental Justice Reader. Adamson
• Ethics of Environment and Development. Engel
• The Greening of Ethics. Sylvan
• The Origins of Modern Environmental Thought. de Steiguer
• The World and the Wild. Rothenberg

• Command of the Waters. McCool
• Riparian Ecosystem Recovery in Arid Lands. Briggs
• Thirst for Growth. Gottlieb
• Water in the Hispanic Southwest. Meyer

• The Abstract Wild. Turner
• American Indian Literature, Environmental Justice, and Ecocriticism. Adamson
• Blue Desert. Bowden
• Bringing the Mountain Home. Campbell
• The Desert Is No Lady. Norwood
• Getting Over the Color Green. Slovic
• Learning to Glow. Bradley
• The Nature of Cities. Bennet
• The Origins of Modern Environmental Thought. de Steiguer
• The Southwest in American Literature and Art. Teague
• There Was a River. Berger

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