The Wilderness of Denali : Explorations of a hunter-naturalist in northern Alaska

Sheldon C. 1930. The Wilderness of Denali : Explorations of a hunter-naturalist in northern Alaska. Charles Schribner's Sons. New York, NY

This first person narrative documents the observations of the author made while hunting in the Alaska Range in what is now known as Denali National Park. The author is generally considered to be an expert naturalist and was an active lobbyist for creation of the Park. Observations on wildlife behavior; animal abundance, distribution, and occurrence; and vegetation are included. Appendices provide lists of birds and mammals observed in the Alaska Range as well as other natural history-related information gathered by the author.

Type
Book
Authors
Sheldon, Charles
Date of Issue
1930
Publisher
Charles Schribner's Sons
Units
DENA
Keywords
Behavior, Birds, Denali National Park And Preserve, Distribution, Exploration, Hunting, Mount Mckinley National Park, Mt. McKinley National Park, Natural History, Terrestrial Mammals, Vegetation, Wildlife

Browse the catalog