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Utah's Wasatch Range by Howie Garber (2012, Trade Paperback)

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Utah\x27s Wasatch Range: Four Season Refuge is a book of fine art photography with essays by 18 authors including Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker, Congressman Jim Matheson, Stephen Trimble, and Andrew McLean. The spirit of this collaboration is to protect the remaining natural areas and watershed of the Wasatch Mountains. Howie Garber has photographed the Wasatch for 25 years and received national and international awards for his images. The photographs of wildlife, alpine scenery, and the human element share the diversity and splendor of a unique place.

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PublisherRandall Publisher, Peter E.

ISBN-101931807868

ISBN-139781931807869

eBay Product ID (ePID)128534289

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Publication Year2012

TopicGeneral

Book TitleUtah's Wasatch Range

LanguageEnglish

GenrePhotography

AuthorHowie Garber

FormatTrade Paperback

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Intended AudienceTrade

SynopsisUtah's Wasatch Range is a book of essays from nineteen authors who collaborated with nature photographer Howie Garber. The spirit of this collaboration is to protect the remaining open areas of the Wasatch. Garber's photographs celebrate the diversity and splendor of a unique place. As Tom Lund stated, "Never has one small mountain range done so much for so many." Despite conflicts among various user groups and development pressure, there remains a diversity of recreational uses, wildlife and alpine scenery in this small mountain range. Garber has photographed the Wasatch for 25 years and is active in conservation efforts. Find out how Salt Lake City watershed has become the Gaza strip of powder skiing! Learn more about Salt Lake City's ownership of water coming out of the mountains and how this protection has resulted in superb water quality and allowed diverse recreation activities for millions of residents and visitors.