Famed naturalist John Muir, often called the “father of the national parks,” reveled in Earth’s beauty and strove to preserve places such as Yosemite. His observations challenged ideas about the science of nature and how best to protect it. Using Muir’s journals, letters, drawings, and manuscripts, curated at the University of the Pacific, we will explore his masterful observational skills and his legacy in the American environmental movement.
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