A Pagan Polemic

Here in one volume is a virtually complete account of the history of water and environmental issues in the American Southwest. Jack Loeffler is always arguing in favor of the great work of wild nature and the consciousness of serious nature scientists and scholars. He wrote a series of books, gave talks and lectures, climbed mountains and ran rivers, and knew everybody. Here is a lot of the story of those years--and we are lucky to have it.--Gary Snyder, author of The Practice of the Wild: Essays

No one listens to the Southwest like Jack Loeffler. This collection of essays constitutes a perfect guide to the life's work of an unsurpassed student of the Arid Lands.--William deBuys, author of The Trail to Kanjiroba: Rediscovering Earth in an Age of Loss

No one listens to the Southwest like Jack Loeffler. This collection of essays constitutes a perfect guide to the life's work of an unsurpassed student of the Arid Lands.--William deBuys, author of The Trail to Kanjiroba: Rediscovering Earth in an Age of Loss