In Brightest Africa
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Authors:
- Akeley, Carl Ethan
1864 - 1926
- Osborn, Henry Fairfield
1857 - 1935
About this book
"In Brightest Africa" by Carl E. Akeley offers a vivid memoir and travelogue that captures the early 20th-century exploration of Africa's breathtaking landscapes and diverse wildlife. Akeley, a renowned taxidermist and sculptor, intricately details his encounters with majestic creatures, emphasizing the delicate balance between preservation and the encroaching threats to their habitats. His firsthand accounts reveal not only the beauty of the African wilderness but also the ethical dilemmas faced by those who sought to document it. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work invites readers to reflect on the complexities of conservation and humanity's role in nature. Discover the rich tapestry of Akeley’s experiences and the urgent call to protect our planet's most extraordinary inhabitants.
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