Ranching, Endangered Species, and Urbanization in the Southwest: Species of Capital

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Exploring the deep-rooted connections between ranching and the American West, this book delves into the enduring allure of rugged individualism that shapes perceptions of vast landscapes. It examines the historical significance of ranching, highlighting its impact on cultural values and the ongoing importance of open lands in the collective consciousness. Through this lens, the narrative reveals how ranching continues to define the identity and spirit of the West.