（美）约翰·缪尔著

About the Author

John Muir, the renowned Scottish-American naturalist and conservationist, was born in 1838 and became one of the most influential figures in the American environmental movement. Immigrating to the United States as a child, Muir's deep passion for the wilderness led him to explore vast regions of the American West, including the Sierra Nevada mountains and Yosemite Valley, where he advocated tirelessly for the preservation of natural landscapes. His writings, inspired by personal adventures and a profound reverence for nature, played a pivotal role in the establishment of national parks and forests. Muir's eloquent prose captured the beauty and fragility of the wild, influencing generations of environmentalists. He passed away in 1914, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire global conservation efforts. Notable among his works is '等鹿来 (Chinese Edition),' a translation that brings his timeless observations on nature to Chinese readers.