“Not content to be just a book of beautiful Pennsylvania scenery, the narrative provides an environmental history of the state that details the earliest landscapes and the changes wrought by human activities.”
Daily Local News (West Chester, PA)

“This is a perfect gift book for hikers, hunters, environmentalists, photographers, history and science buffs, or anyone else that would enjoy seeing everything that wild Pennsylvania has to offer.”
Electric City (Scranton, PA)

“The lush photographs, descriptive essays and photograph captions make for a nice arm-chair trip on a winter’s day.”
Patriot-News (Harrisburg, PA)

A celebration of Pennsylvanias rich and diverse natural beauty, this book documents the states tenacious yet increasingly endangered wilderness, from the Atlantic Coastal Plain, across the Appalachian and Allegheny Mountains, to the shores of Lake Erie. Michael Gadomskis powerful images and Richard Whitefords insightful text offer an intimate view of Pennsylvanias wild side, from hidden gems within state and national parks to the winding paths of quiet mountain streams. Conveying the power of wild Pennsylvania, the book makes an eloquent case for the preservation of the states natural heritage.

Format: Hardbound
Pages: 160
Length: 9.25w x 10.875h
ISBN-13: 9780760326381
ISBN: 076032638X
Catalog ID: 143358

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