
by Tony Fitzpatrick
Like ripples in a pond, changes in the American Midwest affect the entire nation and give us a preview of our future. On the front lines of observing those changes, a native son of America's Heartland here provides a profile of a region through his portraits of some unique heroes: midwestern naturalists, farmers, and scientists who are deeply involved in saving and restoring our environment. Tony Fitzpatrick limits his canvas to just two states, Illinois and Missouri, the very heart of the Heartland, birthplace of American heroes in the past and now a crucible of a new kind of hero. Signals from the Heartland explores midwestern ecosystems, urban and suburban sprawl, the changing American farm, shrinking wetlands, and hidden swamps of portentous significance. The author's guides in these journeys are real people working on real problems, and their voices are loud and clear. These are essential Americans who cherish the land - trying to rescue it (and us) in some innovative ways. Along

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