Readings:

• Thoreau, “Huckleberries” AE pp. 26-36
• Catlin, “Letters and Notes” AE pp. 37-45
• Sigourney, “Fallen Forests” AE pp. 46-47
• Cooper, “Rural Hours” AE pp. 48-58
• Whitman, Leaves of Grass, AE pp. 63-70
• Guthrie, “This Land” pp. 258-59
• Muir, “Thousand Mile Walk” AE pp. 85-89
• Muir, “My First Summer” AE pp. 98-104
• Muir, “Hetch Hetchy Valley” AE pp. 104-18
• Pinchot, “Prosperity” AE pp. 173-80
• Olmstead, “Central Park” AE pp. 120-25
• Burroughs, “The Art of Seeing Things” AE pp. 146-59
• Burroughs, “Nature Near Home” AE pp. 168-71
• Marshall, “Wintertrip into New Country” AE pp. 225-34
• Beston, “Orion Rises from the Dunes” AE pp. 205-08
• Steinbeck, The Grapes of Wrath, AE pp. 254-57
• Henderson, “Letter from the Dust Bowl” AE pp. 239-44
• Nearings, “Living the Good Life” AE pp. 318-22
• Eisley, “How Flowers Changed the World” AE pp. 337-47
• Jeffers poems, AE pp. 251-53
• Olson, “Northern Lights” AE pp. 323-26
•  Carson, “Silent Spring” AE pp. 366-76
• Sndyer poems, AE pp. 473-79
• Porter, “The Living Canyon” AE pp. 380-91
• Momaday, “A First American” AE pp. 570-81
• Silko, Ceremony, AE pp. 582-89
• Cronon, “Seasons of Want and Plenty” AE pp. 632-58
• Walker, “Everything is a Human Being” AE pp. 659-70
• Lopez, “A Presentation of Whales” AE pp. 696-715
• Turner, “The Song of the White Pelican” AE pp. 835-48
• Ray, “Ecology of a Cracker Childhood” AE pp. 898-906

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