Eric W. Sanderson
Eric W. Sanderson is an ecologist and author known for his work on urban ecology and conservation. He is a senior conservation ecologist at the Wildlife Conservation Society and is recognized for his book 'Mannahatta: A Natural History of New York City,' which explores the ecological history of Manhattan.
Books
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1. Mannahatta
A Natural History of New York City
This captivating exploration delves into the ecological history of Manhattan, revealing the island's transformation from a lush, biodiverse landscape to a bustling urban metropolis. Through vivid illustrations and detailed research, the narrative reconstructs the natural world of the Lenape people, who thrived amidst forests, streams, and wildlife. The book juxtaposes this rich past with the present-day cityscape, offering a profound reflection on the impact of human development and the enduring beauty of nature's resilience.
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