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A century after Aldo Leopold proposed the Gila as the first designated wilderness in the United States, First and Wildest delivers passionate prose from writer-activists who celebrate this vast, rugged landscape--and argue for its preservation.

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A century after Aldo Leopold proposed the Gila as the first designated wilderness in the United States, First and Wildest delivers passionate prose from writer-activists who celebrate this vast, rugged landscape--and argue for its preservation.
Autorenporträt
Elizabeth Hightower Allen is a contributing editor at Outside magazine, where she spent twenty-plus years editing award-winning features and writing columns and book reviews. A transplanted southerner turned westerner, she lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where she edits books and articles about public lands, memoir, and adventure, and serves on the advisory board to Writers on the Range. She and her husband and daughter spend as much time as they can exploring the rivers and mountains of the West--while also making it back to Tennessee fairly frequently for ham biscuits. Her mind is blown by the rugged vastness of the Gila.