Lost woods
Subtitle: the discovered writing of Rachel Carson
By: edited and with an introduction by Linda Lear
Contributors: Lear, Linda J., 1940-
Publisher: Thorndike Press
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Thorndike, Maine
Language: eng
Number of pages: 379
ISBN-13: 9780786216970
Subjects: Wildlife conservation; Marine ecology; Nature; Bird watching
Work titles: Selections
Notes: Originally published: Boston : Beacon Press, 1998.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 371-375).
Table of contents: title: Undersea; title: My favorite recreation; title: Fight for wildlife pushes ahead ; Chesapeake eels seek the Sargasso sea; title: Ace of nature's aviators; title: Road of the hawks; title: An island I remember; title: Mattamuskeet: a National Wildlife Refuge; title: Memo to Mrs. Eales on Under the sea-wind; title: Lost worlds: the challenge of the islands; title: New York Herald-Tribune Book and Author Luncheon speech; title: Jacket notes for the RCA Victor Recording of Claude Debussy's "La mer"; title: National Symphony Orchestra speech; title: Remarks at the acceptance of the National Book Award for Nonfiction; title: Design for nature writing; title: Mr. Day's dismissal; title: Preface to the second edition of The sea around us; title: Our ever-changing shore; title: Four fragments from Carson's field notebooks; title: The edge of the sea; title: The real world around us; title: Biological sciences; title: Two letters to Dorothy and Stanley Freeman; title: The lost woods. A letter to Curtis and Nellie Lee Bok; title: Clouds; title: Vanishing Americans; title: To understand biology ; Preface to Animal machines; title: A fable for tomorrow; title: Women's National Press Club speech; title: A new chapter to Silent spring; title: Letter to Dr. George Crile, Jr.; title: The pollution of our environment; title: Letter to Dorothy Freeman