Supplemental readings for Chapter 9, What Is Wilderness and Do We Need It? [page numbers in brackets]

• William Cronon, from “The View from Walden” in Changes in the Land (1983) (11), [377] Go
  
• Sharon Guynup, “Arctic Life Threatened by Toxic Chemicals, Groups Say” (2002) (15), [551] Go
  
• From the Iroquois Creation Story, as told in David Cusick, Sketches of Ancient History of the Six Nations (1827) (16), [567] Go
• Chief Seattle, from “Chief Seattle’s Speech” (reconstructed 1887 [1854]) (16), [571] Go
  
• John Muir, from “Hetch Hetchy Valley” in The Yosemite (1912) (17), 606 Aldo Leopold, from “The Land Ethic” in A Sand County Almanac (1949) (17), [608] Go
  
• A. R. Ammons, “Corsons Inlet” (1965) (18), [643] Go
  
• Patricia Nelson Limerick, from “Disorientation and Reorientation: American Landscape Discovered from the West” in Something in the Soil: Legacies and Reckonings in the New West (2000) (19), [665] Go
  
• Henry David Thoreau, from “Ktaadn” (1848) in The Maine Woods (1864) (20), [686] Go
  
• Aldo Leopold, from “Thinking Like a Mountain” in A Sand County Almanac (1949) (20), [689] Go
  
• Robert Costanza, from “Valuation of Ecosystems Services and Natural Capital” in “Ecological Economics: Creating a Transdisciplinary Science” (1996) (23), [798] Go
  
• Raymond Bonner, from “Whose Heritage Is It?” in At the Hand of Man (1993) (25), [842] Go