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One of the last block of unprotected wild terrain left in the Lower 48, the Clearwater Country in north-central Idaho "is a small place to save," writes Charles Pezeshki. Serving as advocate as he chronicles this land and the people involved in efforts to preserve it, Pezeshki introduces us not only to a spectacular region, but also to the ordinary folks who labor against enormous odds to save it for posterity.

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One of the last block of unprotected wild terrain left in the Lower 48, the Clearwater Country in north-central Idaho "is a small place to save," writes Charles Pezeshki. Serving as advocate as he chronicles this land and the people involved in efforts to preserve it, Pezeshki introduces us not only to a spectacular region, but also to the ordinary folks who labor against enormous odds to save it for posterity.
Autorenporträt
Charles Pezeshki is an associate professor of mechanical engineering at Washington State University. An avid backpacker, whitewater kayaker, and environmental activist, he directs the Clearwater Biodiversity Project with his wife Kelley from their home in Troy, Idaho.