A Wilderness Besieged, by Richard A. Bartlett. The University of Arizona Press, Tucson, Arizona, 1989. A history of Yellowstone National Park, Bartlett digs into the archives and brings to light the intricate relationships between Yellowstone National Park officials, politicians, concessionaires, railroaders and poachers. A teacher of the westward movement and a professor of history at The Florida State University in Tallahassee, Bartlett has written several history books. A Road Guide, by Sharon Eversman and Mary Carr.
Ecology explores connections between living things and their surroundings.
This book is organized so that you can read about the unique connections that shape the lives and places you visit as you stand there with that ground under your feet. Beautiful photos and lively text capture the nightmare of Yellowstone's 1988 fires. For anyone interested in the fires, this book is a must. The photos alone, taken by the Billings Gazette staff, tell a compelling story. Bret Zollinger keeps the spirited Mackay rodeo bucking hear headed in the direction on the rodeo grounds.