Birds and Poets

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As a key figure in the Conservation movement, John Burroughs explored the relationship between nature and humanity through his essays. Growing up on a New York farm, he became a teacher at 17 and went on to publish over 30 books and numerous essays, earning the title "Grand Old Man of Nature." His works reflect a deep appreciation for the natural world, with themes encompassing birds, seasons, and influential figures like Emerson. The collection includes diverse topics such as "Birds and Poets" and "April," showcasing his lyrical style and profound insights into nature.