National Parks and the Woman's Voice: A History
Praise for the first edition: "Kaufman used extensive sources from women's, environmental, and national park history; she interviewed almost four hundred women... She analyzes effectively the ways in which various women dealt with the male-defined Park Service culture, contemporary patterns of service in which women are superintendents primarily in small to medium sized historic parks, problems of dual-career marriages, and ways in which women's perspectives and values, which often differ from those of men, helped shape today's national parks." -- Sylvia W McGrath, H-Net, the Popular Culture and the American Culture Associations.