Changes in the Land: Indians, Colonists and the Ecology of New England
Changes in the Land delves into the ecological dynamics of New England, contrasting Native American stewardship with colonial exploitation. It uncovers how these interactions altered the natural environment, from forests to farmlands, offering a critical perspective on human impact on ecosystems. This accessible paperback invites readers to reflect on the roots of modern landscapes.
About This Book
Changes in the Land examines the ecological history of New England, focusing on the shifts caused by the arrival of European colonists and their interactions with indigenous peoples.
The book highlights how traditional Native American land use practices differed from those introduced by settlers, leading to significant environmental changes.
Through a detailed analysis, it illustrates the impact of colonization on forests, wildlife, and overall biodiversity in the region.
This paperback edition features a evocative cover depicting a snowy landscape with trees and countryside, measuring 6 x 8 inches for easy reading.
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