The green Roosevelt
Subtitle: Theodore Roosevelt in appreciation of wilderness, wildlife, and wild places
By: edited with an introduction by Zachary Michael Jack
Contributors: Jack, Zachary Michael, 1973-
Publisher: Cambria Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Amherst, NY
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781604976939
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Preface: Roosevelt around us; title: Introducing the green Roosevelt; title: pt. 1. Wilderness; title: A letter on bird-life and its protection (1899); title: Wilderness reserves (1904); title: Letters on nature penned to the Roosevelt children (1904-1908); title: Nature at home (1905); title: Literary misrepresentations of nature (1907); title: A nature story by fourteen-year-old Theodore Roosevelt (1873); title: A letter on seeing the nearly extinct passenger pigeon (1907); title: A letter to the editors of The outlook decrying nature fakers (1907); title: Nature fakers (1907); title: Nature's smallest creatures (1908); title: John Burroughs and bird-life at the presidential retreat (1908); title: A letter fingering Jack London as a "nature faker" (1908); title: Biological analogies (1910); title: Reading nature indoors and out (1913); title: In praise of John Muir (1915); title: The importance of wild places (1916); title: Life as a naturalist (1918); title: pt. 2. Wildlife; title: Youth nature diaries from the Adirondacks and Egypt (1871-1873); title: Summer birds of the Adirondacks (1877); title: In and around prairie dog towns (1885); title: Buffalo (1885); title: The grizzly bear (1893); title: The camera versus the rifle (1901); title: Deer and antelope of North America (1902); title: A letter on wildlife in Yellowstone (1903); title: A letter on bears and tin cans (1904); title: Mountain sheep (1905); title: The whitetail deer (1905); title: The mule deer, or Rocky Mountain blacktail (1905); title: The wapiti, or round-horned elk (1905); title: Zebras, gazelles, and hippos in Africa (1910); title: Concealing coloration in birds and mammals (1911); title: The elephant (1914); title: Wildlife in Quebec (1916); title: pt. 3. Wild places; title: Through the wilds of the northern Great Plains (1885); title: A letter on behalf of Yellowstone (1892); title: Letters on joining Burroughs and Muir in Yellowstone and Yosemite (1903); title: Wilderness preservation in the Rockies (1903); title: The grove of great trees (1903); title: Into the African wilds (1909); title: A national park service (1912); title: Vampire bats and the highlands of Brazil (1914); title: Animals of central Brazil (1915); title: Wildlife in the Grand Canyon (1916); title: The Navajo Desert (1916); title: Bird reserves of the Mississippi River (1916); title: Nature study in the tropics (1917).