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If you’re against John Muir, you’re on the wrong side.
by baggy_trough 6y ago
If you’re against John Muir, you’re on the wrong side.
- hinkley 6y agoHardly. Muir espoused nature free of humans while wandering around landscapes shaped by human hands. He invalidated the people who created the forests he loved, and also drove a wedge between humans and nature. That is not the way forward. Muir is the reason I support other groups besides the Sierra club. My guess is they’ve heard similar stories from other and know they need a change. Read “Tending the Wilds”, for a start.
- jMyles 6y ago> Read “Tending the Wilds”, for a start. Searching for that exact phrase isn't leading me to the resource. Is it "Tending the Wild: Native American Knowledge and the Management of California's Natural Resources"? If not, do you have a link?