Appalachia hosts more species of deciduous trees, salamanders, darters, and shrews than any other region of North America. Mosses, ferns, sedges, and heaths also abound. This huge variety of living things is due in large part to the highlands' antiquity and convoluted topography…
"Seeing wonder in the commonplace inspired George Constantz's eclectic collection of essays. Hollows, Peepers, and Highlanders explores the eastern deciduous forest and exposes the conflicts that underlie the mysteries of Appalachian life."--Jacket.
"Seeing wonder in the commonplace inspired George Constantz's eclectic collection of essays. Hollows, Peepers, and Highlanders explores the eastern deciduous forest and exposes the conflicts that underlie the mysteries of Appalachian life."--Jacket.