Death Valley National Park: A History (America's National Parks)
A focused history of Death Valley National Park, detailing its creation, management, and place within the American conservation movement.
About This Book
Death Valley National Park: A History examines the establishment and development of one of America's most iconic desert landscapes as a protected national park.
The book traces the evolution of park management, conservation policies, and the shifting relationship between people and this unique environment over time.
Authors Char Miller and Hal Rothman provide context on how Death Valley transitioned from a site of extraction and exploration to a preserved natural wonder.
The narrative highlights broader themes in American environmental history and the ongoing challenges of balancing preservation with public access.
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