Chesapeake Watershed: A Sense of Place and a Call to Action
"Stories from the Chesapeake takes you on a fascinating journey through nature and time, illustrating the importance of experiencing nature and the urgency of preserving it." --Richard Louv, author or "Last Child in the Woods""These essays touched my soul. A must-read for family, friends, and neighbors." --Bernd Heinrich, author or "Mind of the Raven""I recommend this book to every citizen who is willing to work toward a healthier Chesapeake Bay and a more sustainable future for our children." --Governor Martin O'MalleyBy Rebecca BellA great deal has been written about the Chesapeake Bay--about its ecology, watermen, politics, blue crabs and oysters, economics, and beauty. But no one has written from the heart the way Ned Tillman does. Tillman takes us back to the Chesapeake that he knew as a boy and recounts his fascination with the land, water, wildlife, and experiences he shared with his friends and family. Viewed now through the eyes of a scientist, they help us understand the connections among the wise use of our natural resources, our heritage, and our ability to thrive today and in the future.