Summary:
The book is a personal narrative that intertwines the author's deep connection to the land and wildlife of his native South Carolina with reflections on his experiences as a Black man in America. It explores themes of heritage, conservation, and the complex relationship between race and the environment.
Key points:
1. Race and Environment: Lanham discusses the link between race and environmental science, stressing the need for diversity and racial inclusivity.
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