Ghost Rangers of the Wild

This exhibit focuses on significant writers of poetry, travel, nature and wilderness in American literature and natural history.

		Edward Abbey
				Sandra Alcosser
	Antler
			Mary Hunter Austin
Jimmy Santiago Baca
				Toni Cade Bambara
		Wendell Berry
	Henry Beston
		Black Elk: Black Elk Speaks
	Stewart Brand
				Brook Farm
Robert D. Bullard
	John Burroughs
			Rachel Carson
Ana Castillo
				Cesar Chavez
		"Climate Change Science 2013: Haiku" by Gregory C. Johnson
	Jack Collom
Barry Commoner
			Gregory Corso: "Bomb" (Rocky Flats, 1975)
	John Daniel
Alexandra David-Néel
		Jan DeBlieu
				Frederick Dellenbaugh
Sarah Dimick / Edge Effects
	Marjory Stoneman Douglas
			Camille T. Dungy
		Marcella Durand
			Earth Guardians
Gretel Ehrlich
				Loren Eiseley
	Sharif Elmusa
		Environmental Racism
			First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit
Extinction Rebellion
				John Felstiner
		Ann Fisher-Wirth
	David Foreman
Allen Ginsberg: Hiroshima 8/6/45 "Plutonian Ode"
			Jane Goodall
		Terri Crawford Hansen
				Joy Harjo
	Linda Hogan
			Edward Hoagland
Robinson Jeffers
		William Stanley Jevons
	William Stanley Jevons: The Coal Question (1865)
Juliana v. United States
				Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics: "A Declaration of Interdependence" (1990)
			Bruce Kershner
Barbara Kingsolver
	Elizabeh Kolbert
				Joseph Krutch
		Winona LaDuke
Louise de Kiriline Lawrence
			Gary Lawless: Mygrations
Charles Lee
				Aldo Leopold
	Barry Holstun Lopez
		Xiuhtezcatl Martinez
			Peter Matthiessen
Bill McKibben
	Barbara McMartin
				John McPhee
		Ellen Meloy
				Herman Melville
John Muir
			Guy Murchie
Adolph Murie
				Margaret Murie
		Gary Nabhan
				Native American Religions
		Barbara Neely
Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS): Environmental Justice
	John Neihardt
Sigurd Olson
			Roger Tory Peterson
				Jeff Poniewaz
John Wesley Powell
				Elizabeth Rabia Roberts
		Elizabeth Barlow Rogers
			Nanao Sakaki
Scott Russell Sanders
		E.F. Schumacher: Small Is Beautiful
Chief Seattle: Speech of 1854, Smith Version
		John Shoptaw / "Why Ecopoetry?"
				Leslie Marmon Silko
			Jonathan Skinner
	Smokey Bear
			Gary Snyder
Laura-Gray Street
				Brian Swann
		Margo Tamez
Henry David Thoreau
			Greta Thunberg
				John Trudell
		Helena Maria Viramontes
David Raines Wallace
			Erik Weihenmayer
		Terry Tempest Williams
				Karen Tei Yamashita
Youth Strike 4 Climate
	Ann Zwinger