Book Notes

Based on case studies of national parks and monuments, national forests, and other public lands and resources, this book offers a comprehensive and unique perspective on how culture, religion, and law are intertwined and affect the management of public lands and resources. This book puts together teachings on nature and the sacred among indigenous and immigrant culture groups in the United States; the relevant constitutional history of religion and government action; and analysis of contemporary conflicts over culture, religion, and public lands management.