John S. Farnsworth

I owe you a review if you feel it would be helpful.

I'm severely colorblind, and I get lost when I have to guess at the too-cute names clothing manufacturers give colors. This morning, looking at some Lee jeans online, I had to choose between "cougar" and "maverick." I asked my wife to take a look: it turns out that cougars are tan.
#colorblind

"Illegal" might be a stretch. But as far as I'm concerned, having released a new book this month, it's immoral for you not to purchase Reading Nature: The Evolution of American Nature Writing.
#booksky

Sand County Almanac by Aldo Leopold

I read the entire book the day it came out. Literally could not put it down.

If you will include emeritus faculty, I'm John S. Farnsworth, PhD, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Studies and Sciences, Emeritus. @jsfarnsworth.bsky.social

Thank you!

I'm a nature writer new to Bluesky. Would love to be added to your starter packs/network. Just last week I had a new book released, Reading Nature: The Evolution of American Nature Writing, so I'm hoping to get the word out on that. THANKS!

nature writing

Reading Nature Reading Nature highlights the ten books that most influenced the scope and direction of literary natural history in the United States. It explores how Americ...

MSU Press has the book page up for my forthcoming book. I'm loving the cover.

msupress.org/978161186535...

Washinigton State Bird Conservation Information about Species of Greatest Conservation Need in Washington State

The comment period for a US Fish & Wildlife Service management plan on the Barred Owl is open until January 16th. Read more about the controversy here: washinigtonstatebirdconservation.wordpress.com