Environmental Geography: People and the Environment
Environmental Geography: People and the Environment provides an introduction to the connections between people and the natural world. Focusing on environmental geography, Leslie A. Duram presents a foundation for understanding the ways human societies, places, and environments relate to one another.
About This Book
Environmental Geography: People and the Environment introduces the study of relationships between human societies and the natural world.
The book centers environmental geography as a field concerned with people, places, and environmental change.
It offers a foundation for readers seeking to understand how human and environmental systems are connected.
Written by Leslie A. Duram, this title is suited to students and general readers interested in geography and environmental topics.
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