Michael Frome Boeken

Text, accompanied by more than 120 color photographs, discusses 37 National Parks.

The book delves into the principles of wilderness, examining its ecological and economic values while addressing the impacts of human activity. It highlights the importance of preserving small, relatively untouched areas near urban settings in the United States and discusses strategies for their protection. Through this exploration, the text emphasizes the need to balance human development with the conservation of natural spaces.

Focusing on conservation, Michael Frome leverages his extensive experience as a journalist, advocate, and professor to explore the future of America's national parks. He highlights the importance of valuing and preserving these unique landscapes, addressing the ongoing challenges and actions needed to ensure their protection for future generations.