Charles E. Little
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Charles E. Little
Most of us remember the magic of a certain forest, or a favorite tree. Our children, says writer and conservationist Charles E. Little, probably won’t. The forests are declining. The trees are dying. Little shows how logging in the Northwest is far from the whole story, how virtually everywhere in this country our trees are mortally afflicted—even before they are cut. From the “sugarbush” of Vermont and the dogwoods of Maryland’s Catoctin mountains to the forests of the “hollows” in Applachia, the oaks and aspens of northern Michigan, and the mountainsides and…
