Nancy Langston Libri

A compelling exploration of Lake Superior's conservation recovery and what it can teach us in the face of climate change

The author, an associate professor of environmental studies, explores the complexities surrounding old-growth forests in the Inland West. Through her examination, she delves into the paradoxes that arise from conservation efforts and the ecological significance of these ancient ecosystems. Her insights highlight the interplay between human impact and natural preservation, making a compelling case for understanding the delicate balance of forest management and environmental sustainability.