Description
Sam Campbell, the "Philosopher of the Forest," was a legend of the North Country. Once met, he was never forgotten, for he was a fountain of inspiration and buoyant enthusiasm. As one of the early pioneers in the environmental movement, his efforts were aimed at educating and entertaining people in hopes of raising their consciousness. Sam respected the merging breed of politically active conservationists, and acknowledged a great need for them. However, he found that his own personality was much better suited to low-key, friendly efforts to help people appreciate nature and thus lift their thoughts to more lofty values.
Questions this book answers
- Who was Sam Campbell?
- Sam Campbell was known as the Philosopher of the Forest and a legend of the North Country. He wrote and spoke about nature.
- Was Sam Campbell a conservationist?
- Yes. He was an early pioneer in the environmental movement who educated and entertained people about nature.
- How did Sam Campbell approach conservation?
- He respected politically active conservationists. His own approach was low-key and friendly, helping people appreciate nature.
- What was Sam Campbell like?
- People who met him remembered him as a fountain of inspiration and buoyant enthusiasm. His enthusiasm made him a legend of the North Country.
- Who wrote this biography?
- Shandelle Henson wrote Sam Campbell: Philosopher of the Forest. The book tells the story of Campbell's life and his love of nature.
Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Printed: |
2002 |
Pages: |
160 |
ISBN-13: |
9781572582217 |
Book Title: |
Sam Campbell, Philosopher of the Forest |
Author: |
Shandelle Henson |
