Peter Steinhart, Author . Knopf $23 (259p) ISBN 978-1-4000-4184-8
With the triumph of photography and the retreat of representation from "serious" visual art, the place of drawing as a central and necessary human activity might appear to be under some threat. Yet naturalist Steinhart's lively and...
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Peter Steinhart, Author Vintage Books USA $17 (400p) ISBN 978-0-679-74387-3
Steinhart examines why wolves have featured so prominently in debates about natural preservation and the roles of predators. (July)
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Peter Steinhart, Author Knopf Publishing Group $27.5 (374p) ISBN 978-0-679-41881-8
The most prevalent views of wolves are as a powerful symbol of wilderness and as a menace to game populations. Steinhart (Two Eagles--Dos Aguilas) explores the tangled relationships between wolf and human, fact and feeling, mythology and biology....
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Peter Steinhart, Author, Tupper Ansel Blake, Author, Chronicle Books, Author Chronicle Books $35 (0p) ISBN 978-0-87701-351-8
Near Greys Harbor, Wash., 350,000 shorebirds alight and feed on eight acres of mud flats; they are among millions that follow a migration routethe Pacific Flywayfrom the western Arctic to Costa Rica. The birds depend on wetlands near the coast, and...
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