Migration: Travels in America's pronghorn corridor.

摘要

Migration is a draft of a nonfiction book following the migration of pronghorn antelope from their summer range in Grand Teton National Park to their winter range 170 miles to the south in the Green River Basin, and back. Based largely on journal entries from four backpacking trips through the migration corridor, the book is also about the author's personal journey of discovering connection to the land and the value of iterative movements through place. This text documents an obsession for sharing our daily lives with wild animals and explores the ways we can learn from other creatures how to situate ourselves on the planet.