Appalachia Winter/Spring 2015
In this issue of Appalachia:
No River, No Life
- Save the Colorado: Can recreation rescue a preservation ethic? John Gioia
- A Wild Ride: Down a beautiful and stressed Western waterway. Lisa Densmore
Waterman Fund Essay Contest Winner
- The Cage Canyon: “I am holding a piece of the wild in my hands, and she wants nothing to do with me.” Jenny Kelly Wagner
More Essays
- Breakup at 4,800 Feet: He hiked out, and she didn’t. Elissa Ely
- Finding Courage in the Mountains’ Shadows: Recovering a climber’s body. Ryan J. Harvey
- A Few Hundred Deer Went By . . . : Reminiscing about the old sport camps deep in the Maine backcountry. William Geller
- Old Man Thompson, White Mountain Guide: A mountain was named after him—and then unnamed. Julie Boardman
- Huts as Classrooms: A memoir by two who inhabited the puckerbrush. John B. Nutter and W. Kent Olson
- The Great Gulf: Evolution of a Wilderness. David Govatski
In Every Issue
- Poems: by leading poets such as Robin Chapman and Wally Swist
- Accidents: Analysis of incidents in the White Mountains
- Alpina: A review of international mountaineering expeditions
- News and Notes
- Books of Note
