Salmon: A Fish, the Earth, and the History of Their Common Fate
Mark Kurlansky examines salmon not simply as a fish, but as a living thread connecting the Earth, human history, and environmental change. This wide-ranging work considers the common fate of salmon and the planet, offering a thoughtful perspective on nature’s place in the human story.
About This Book
Salmon explores the relationship between a remarkable fish, the Earth, and human history.
Mark Kurlansky presents salmon as a subject through which to consider the interconnected fate of nature and civilization.
The book brings together natural history, environmental themes, and historical perspective.
It offers a broad examination of how the story of salmon is connected to the changing world they share with humanity.
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