Anne LaBastille was an American author and ecologist whose writings delved into the depths of the wilderness and humanity's relationship with nature. Through her literary works, including extensive publications on wilderness living and wildlife, she explored the intricate connections between people and ecosystems. Her writings underscore the urgent need for environmental conservation and the lasting impact of human activities on the natural world. LaBastille was also a noted wildlife photographer, and her expertise in wildlife ecology and conservation was recognized globally.
A wildlife ecologist recounts her personal and professional observations and adventures in the wilderness of New York's Adirondack Mountains.