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Informationen zum Autor John N. Randolph is a retired attorney-at-law, former executive director of the Alabama Conservancy, and president of the Birmingham Audubon Society. Klappentext The political history of Alabama's three National Forest Wilderness Areas, told by a leading advocate. "A true story of Alabama's leadership role in the national movement for protecting America's remaining wilderness. The tireless efforts of a handful of Alabama environmentalists, together with the caring commitment of such political leaders as Ronnie Flippo, spearheaded a successful national campaign for wilderness protection that is today celebrated in the annals of American history. "--Doug Phillips, author of Discovering Alabama Wetlands "John Randolph brings an expert's eye to the scene. . . . His book makes an original and significant contribution to the fields of environmental studies, Alabama and southern history, and sociology in that it focuses on the political and social strategies of grassroots organizing."--Suzanne Marshall, author of "Lord, We're Just Trying to Save Your Water": Environmental Activism and Dissent in the Appalachian South John N. Randolph is a retired attorney-at-law, former executive director of the Alabama Conservancy, and president of the Birmingham Audubon Society. Zusammenfassung Using quotations from newspaper reports! Congressional testimonies! personal interviews! and his own recollections! John Randolph traces the development of Alabama's environmental movement from its early beginnings with the founding of The Alabama Conservancy in the late 1960s and early '70s to the continuing preservation efforts.
