Publisher's Synopsis
Explore the crucial role of Ferdinand Vandiveer Hayden in the creation of "Yellowstone National Park." This biography delves into the life and work of Hayden, a key figure in the geological surveys of the American West that ultimately led to the park's founding. Discover the historical context surrounding this landmark achievement and Hayden's significant contributions to understanding the natural wonders of the region.
This meticulously prepared edition sheds light on the events that shaped one of America's most treasured landscapes. Learn about the scientific expeditions, the challenges faced, and the vision that ultimately preserved Yellowstone for future generations. A compelling look at the intersection of science, exploration, and the birth of a national park, offering insights into the history of the American West and the preservation of its wildlife and natural beauty.
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