Swamplife: People, Gators, and Mangroves Entangled in the Everglades (A Quadrant Book)
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Swamplife: People, Gators, and Mangroves Entangled in the Everglades (A Quadrant Book)

by Laura A. Ogden

Nature Anthropology ecology
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Laura A. Ogden’s Swamplife examines the Everglades through the intertwined presence of people, alligators, and mangroves. Centered on relationships between human and nonhuman life, the book offers an accessible entry into environmental and anthropological perspectives on one of the world’s most distinctive wetland landscapes.

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Swamplife focuses on the Everglades and the relationships among people, alligators, and mangroves.

Laura A. Ogden presents the wetlands as a place where human and nonhuman lives are closely connected.

The book centers on entanglement, inviting readers to consider how communities, animals, and environments coexist in the Everglades.

Part of the Quadrant Book series, this work will interest readers drawn to environmental studies, nature, and the human dimensions of ecosystems.

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