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A book recommendation read by Liz Thompson.
Liz Thompson, Managing Editor of From the Ground Up, is an ecologist from Vermont who has explored, photographed, written about, and helped conserve many wild places. She serves on the board of Northeast Wilderness Trust.
Read the book recommendation and discover additional content in the Summer 2026 Issue of From the Ground Up.
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