The Writings Of John Muir

In this seminal work, John Muir vividly describes his travels and observations in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, including encounters with bears, glaciers, and the elusive snow flower. As one of the founding fathers of modern conservationism, Muir's work continues to inspire scientists, adventurers, and environmental activists around the world.
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