The Sierra Nevada: A Mountain Journey

Name: The Sierra Nevada: A Mountain Journey
Brand: Island Press
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This book presents a natural history of the Sierra Nevada that brings the land, the people, and the surrounding communities to life.

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Release dateApr 9, 2013

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Tim Palmer

Tim Palmer is an author and photographer of environmental issues, river conservation, nature, and adventure travel. His thirty-two books have won numerous awards. For the past five decades he has been professionally and personally involved in flooding and issues of floodplain management. See his work at www.timpalmer.org.

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