This book describes anecdotes related to the author's farm near Baraboo, Wisconsin.
This book includes such essays as 'Thinking Like a Mountain" and "Red Legs Kicking," and it negatively describes practices in Oregon in the chapter "Cheat Takes Over." It was published a year after the author's death by his son, Luna. In one section, it discusses seeing a "fierce green fire" die out after a wolf had been shot. This book describes anecdotes related to the author's farm near Baraboo, Wisconsin. For 10 points, name this book which describes the idea of a "land ethic," the most famous work of Aldo Leopold.
This book includes such essays as 'Thinking Like a Mountain" and "Red Legs Kicking," and it negatively describes practices in Oregon in the chapter "Cheat Takes Over."
A Sand County Almanac: And Sketches Here and There