Contested Terrain: A New History of Nature and People in the Adirondacks
Philip G. Terrie presents a history of the Adirondacks centered on the relationship between nature and people. By framing the region as contested terrain, the book offers a broad perspective on how environmental and human concerns have shaped its history.
About This Book
Contested Terrain offers a history of nature and people in the Adirondacks.
Philip G. Terrie explores how the region’s natural environment and human communities have been connected over time.
The book presents the Adirondacks as a contested landscape, inviting readers to consider the changing relationship between people and nature.
This edition is a used book.
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