Treewise and Sequoical: John Muir and Giant Sequoia

Authors

Michael J. Wurtz, University of the PacificFollow

Document Type

Lecture

Date of Presentation

2009

Abstract

Naturalist John Muir may have come to California in 1868 to see the Giant Sequoia - the most massive trees in the world. At first, he reveled among the groves, then he studied them scientifically, and lastly, he fought to preserve "the noblest of the noble race.”

Comments

This is a repeating lecture given by Mike Wurtz since 2009.

Recommended Citation

Wurtz, M. J. (2009). Treewise and Sequoical: John Muir and Giant Sequoia.
https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/libraries-pres/167