SCH-WOMEN & WILDERNESS

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SCH-WOMEN & WILDERNESS

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"With a great deal of insight, the author provides a background of the historical role of women in America's frontier wilderness and contrasts that role with the drastically different and ever-changing involvement of women in the outdoors today."

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The wilderness, as a living and working environment, is still a frontier for women. But more and more women are moving outside the walls of home and office and into careers in the great outdoors -- along step psychologically and physically from traditional female roles.

In this groundbreaking book, wildlife ecologist Anne LaBastille profiles 15 adventurous and accomplished women whose lives and work center on the outdoors. They include:
-- Krissa Johnson, a young designer-builder of log homes
-- Margaret Murie, conservationist and lifetime partner of naturalist Olaus Murie
-- Carol Ruckdeschel, a freelance naturalist who guided then-governor Jimmy Carter down Georgia's wild Chattahoochee River
-- Nicole Duplaix, leader of the World Wildlife Fund's team monitoring the illegal endangered-species trade
-- Eugenie Clark, the famous "shark lady" of marine biology

LaBastille also examines the factors that have alienated women from wilderness in the past, and shows how feminism and the environmental movement have allowed the "wilderness within women" to emerge. Updated with a new Afterword for this edition, Women and Wilderness offers exciting career ideas and inspiration for women everywhere.

Anne LaBastille has been honored by the World Wildlife Fund, The Explorer's Club, and Chevron Corporation for her work in wildlife conservation. She contributes to National Geographic, Reader's Digest, and other magazines, and lectures nationwide about ecology. Her other books include the best-selling Woodswoman, Beyond Black Bear Lake (a sequel), and, most recently, Mama Poc. She lives in the Adirondacks. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

SCH-WOMEN & WILDERNESS

Sch-Women & Wilderness,Anne LaBastille,Random House, Inc.,0871562340,Biography,Biography / Autobiography,Biography/Autobiography,General,History,Natural History,Outdoor recreation for women,Sociology Of Women,United States,Women naturalists,Non-Classifiable

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