After the Grizzly: Endangered Species and the Politics of Place in California
Peter S. Alagona’s After the Grizzly examines endangered species and the politics of place in California. Connecting conservation with questions of land, policy, and identity, the book offers readers a focused perspective on the environmental and political issues surrounding species protection in one distinctive region.
About This Book
After the Grizzly explores endangered species and the politics of place in California.
Peter S. Alagona focuses on the relationship between environmental concerns and the places where people live, work, and make decisions.
The book considers how species protection can become connected to broader questions about land, public policy, and regional identity.
Its subject will interest readers of environmental history, conservation, California studies, and political debates over place.
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