Camping with President Roosevelt

The narrative recounts a memorable 1903 trip to Yellowstone Park with Theodore Roosevelt, highlighting the president's passion for natural history and wildlife. John Burroughs, a prominent naturalist and essayist, shares vivid descriptions of nature alongside personal anecdotes, reflecting on themes of conservation and camaraderie. The collection includes various essays that capture Roosevelt's character and interests. This modern edition not only preserves Burroughs' legacy but also features a new biography, making it a valuable addition for fans of nature writing and history.