This pioneering study of Palestine explores the region's geography, history, and culture, with a focus on the transformative effects of human activity on the environment. Using a wide range of sources and methods, Ellsworth Huntington provides a rich and nuanced portrait of a complex and fascinating place.
From the ice ages to the present day, the earth's climate has been in a constant state of flux. In this comprehensive study, the authors explore the complex mechanisms that drive climatic change and offer insights into how we can adapt to these ongoing shifts in the future.
Join these intrepid explorers on their journey through the uncharted terrain of Turkestan and Persia. Full of daring feats, fascinating descriptions of flora and fauna, and colorful anecdotes, this book is a must-read for any armchair adventurer.
First published in 1921, 'The Secret of the Big Trees' is a pioneering work of conservation and environmental science. Drawing on his own fieldwork and a broad range of other sources, author Ellsworth Huntington explores the unique ecology and geology of three of America's most iconic national parks: Yosemite, Sequoia, and General Grant. The book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history and natural wonders of these beloved landmarks.
In this classic work of geography, Ellsworth Huntington explores the interplay between climate, geography, and culture in shaping the civilizations of Central Asia. His insights into the complex dynamics of human-environment interactions offer valuable lessons for policymakers and scholars alike.