A Sand County Almanac

By: Aldo Leopold Categories: Science & Technology, Environment. Beauties of nature By: Aldo Leopold

This journal takes place near the writer's farm. It showcases the changes in the ecology on Leopold's farm near Baraboo, Wisconsin. (There is, in fact, no "Sand County" in Wisconsin. 
The smooth voice and tone of this journal will fuel the readers love of nature, or ignite one.

Author's Note

A must read, and/ or, a excellent audiobook. I've enjoyed both.

Reviews

[emmajoy]

This is such a brilliant idea: sharing reads, pointing the way, Cherrie.! Would rather be outdoors at any time of the year bar snow over my head or torrential rain. Will enquire at our general library, it might be available there or could be obtained. Do you have the ISBN nearby? Not to worry if not, can find it online, more than likely. MANY thanks for suggesting it. (Still love to feel a book in my hands )

Hope alright to mention the following: may I suggest books about and by Scottish John Muir who went to N America and ultimately became a/the supreme conservationist, also a very fine author, Born mid. 1830s.

[Cherrie Palmer]

A Sand County Almanac ...

Edition description: Commemorat

ISBN-13: 9780195059281

I like that suggestion and will give his books a read

[emmajoy]

Many thanks, will try to find it on Wednesday 0 if i don't come back, am lost in the library, love it 0 just hope the rads are on! .

[genocide]

yeah farming stuff you seem to write a bit of everything my dear

[Fabian G. Franklin]

This sounds right up my alley. I'm a huge nature enthusiast. And I like geographically diverse backdrops in the stories I read. A few that come to mind are Border Music and Bridges of Madison County; both by Robert James Waller.

[Cherrie Palmer]

He has written many things, but this is my favorite.
Like I've said before, I love this book on audio the spoken word takes this reading to the next level.
A true visual joy.

[Cherrie Palmer]

Waller is smooth; photos, music , or words

[Robert Trakofler]

I shall have to give it a whirl:)

[Cherrie Palmer]

You'll like it. It's an good read, and
last year I tried the audio book, on my drive's home from work, which was even better.
I've been on a kick as of late where I listen to books I've already read.