Aldo Leopold’s Southwest

Editors David Brown and Niel Carmony present twenty-six little-known essays and articles featuring Aldo Leopold’s observations, thoughts, and critiques on conservation practices in the southwest. This volume documents the impact of Leopold’s tenure in the southwest with the US Forest Service (1909 – 1924) had upon his thinking and how this region continued to capture his imagination, concern, and hope until the time of his death.