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0 P. cm. Catalog of an exhibition held at the Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum, California State University, San Bernardino, Apr. 9-May 15, 1998. Includes bibliographical references. Light shelfwear Includes a printed E-mail Bio from the artist.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Desert Forest: Life with Joshua TreesEditors: Sant Khalsa and Juniper HarrowerDesert Forest: Life with Joshua Trees focuses on the plight of the Joshua tree and its Mojave Desert habitat, threatened by climate change, development, wind and solar energy industries, and wildfires.Written by leading experts from across disciplines, this is the only comprehensive book on Joshua trees covering Joshua tree ecologies and socio-political histories through a true interdisciplinary engagement that will be accessible and interesting to a wide audience. Part of Getty PST Art: Art and Science Collide. Produced by MOAH Lancaster with Inlandia Institute.Featuring artists: Linda AlterwitzMarthe AponteDiane BestDarin BovilleMatthew BrandtFred Brashear Jr.Bill Leigh BrewerClaudia BucherNancy Baker CahillGerald ClarkeMaryrose CrookTorreya CummingsJames M. Daileyscott b. davisDani DodgeJessie Homer FrenchEdgar Fabián FríasRob GradJennifer GunlockChristine HuhnJetsonorama (Chip Thomas)Jennifer KaneYulia KazakovaCasey KiernanStevie LoveRebecca LowryMeg MadisonAline MarePaloma MenéndezEric MerrellChelsea MosherChris McCawDaisuke OkamotoMichelle RobinsonCara RomeroCatherine RuaneEd RuschaKim StringfellowRuth WallenJennifer ValenzuelaDanielle Giudici WallisE.O. Hoppé (1927)Carleton Watkins (1870's)Essay Authors: Lynn Sweet, Plant Ecologist, University of California, RiversideChris Smith, Joshua Tree Genome ProjectJeremy Yoder, Evolutionary Biologist, California State University, NorthridgeCameron Barrows, Research Ecologist, University of California Riverside (retired)Daniel Hastings, PhD student at UC Santa CruzSean Milanovich, Historian, Vice President of the Native American Land Conservancy, Member of Cahuilla TribeBrendan Cummings, Attorney, Conservation Director, Center for Biological Diversity, Author of the petition to protect Joshua trees under California's endangered species actTyler Green, historian, critic and author, whose work examines the ways in which artists and their work have engaged with and impacted national historiesShana Nys Dambrot, art critic, art historian, curator, author, and Arts Editor for the L.A. WeeklyChris Clarke, Environmental Writer and Podcaster "90 Miles from Needles," formerly California Desert Associate Director for the National Park Conservation Association, and KCET Environment EditorRuth Wallen, Art faculty at UC San Diego, eco artist and writerRuth Nolan, M.F.A., Mojave Desert author, Professor of Creative Writing at College of the Desert, and former wildland firefighterGregory Levine, Chair UC Berkeley ArtGeary Hund, Board member of MDLT and Transition Habitat ConservancyRebecca Lowry of JTLABKelly Herbinson, Executive Director, Mojave Desert Land TrustDarin Boville, photographer and writerJames W. Cornett, ecologist and writerAlexandra Jonassen, Technical Assistant, Western Hotel Museum, City of LancasterCane West, National Park Service - Archaeology, Anthropology and History, Park RangerAndi Campognone, Manager/Director, Museum of Art and History (MOAH), Lancaster, CALauren Lien, Researcher and writer, specializing in archaeology, local history, environmental conservation, and cultural heritage.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Desert Forest: Life with Joshua TreesEditors: Sant Khalsa and Juniper HarrowerDesert Forest: Life with Joshua Trees focuses on the plight of the Joshua tree and its Mojave Desert habitat, threatened by climate change, development, wind and solar energy industries, and wildfires.Written by leading experts from across disciplines, this is the only comprehensive book on Joshua trees covering Joshua tree ecologies and socio-political histories through a true interdisciplinary engagement that will be accessible and interesting to a wide audience. Part of Getty PST Art: Art and Science Collide. Produced by MOAH Lancaster with Inlandia Institute.Featuring artists: Linda AlterwitzMarthe AponteDiane BestDarin BovilleMatthew BrandtFred Brashear Jr.Bill Leigh BrewerClaudia BucherNancy Baker CahillGerald ClarkeMaryrose CrookTorreya CummingsJames M. Daileyscott b. davisDani DodgeJessie Homer FrenchEdgar Fabián FríasRob GradJennifer GunlockChristine HuhnJetsonorama (Chip Thomas)Jennifer KaneYulia KazakovaCasey KiernanStevie LoveRebecca LowryMeg MadisonAline MarePaloma MenéndezEric MerrellChelsea MosherChris McCawDaisuke OkamotoMichelle RobinsonCara RomeroCatherine RuaneEd RuschaKim StringfellowRuth WallenJennifer ValenzuelaDanielle Giudici WallisE.O. Hoppé (1927)Carleton Watkins (1870's)Essay Authors: Lynn Sweet, Plant Ecologist, University of California, RiversideChris Smith, Joshua Tree Genome ProjectJeremy Yoder, Evolutionary Biologist, California State University, NorthridgeCameron Barrows, Research Ecologist, University of California Riverside (retired)Daniel Hastings, PhD student at UC Santa CruzSean Milanovich, Historian, Vice President of the Native American Land Conservancy, Member of Cahuilla TribeBrendan Cummings, Attorney, Conservation Director, Center for Biological Diversity, Author of the petition to protect Joshua trees under California's endangered species actTyler Green, historian, critic and author, whose work examines the ways in which artists and their work have engaged with and impacted national historiesShana Nys Dambrot, art critic, art historian, curator, author, and Arts Editor for the L.A. WeeklyChris Clarke, Environmental Writer and Podcaster "90 Miles from Needles," formerly California Desert Associate Director for the National Park Conservation Association, and KCET Environment EditorRuth Wallen, Art faculty at UC San Diego, eco artist and writerRuth Nolan, M.F.A., Mojave Desert author, Professor of Creative Writing at College of the Desert, and former wildland firefighterGregory Levine, Chair UC Berkeley ArtGeary Hund, Board member of MDLT and Transition Habitat ConservancyRebecca Lowry of JTLABKelly Herbinson, Executive Director, Mojave Desert Land TrustDarin Boville, photographer and writerJames W. Cornett, ecologist and writerAlexandra Jonassen, Technical Assistant, Western Hotel Museum, City of LancasterCane West, National Park Service - Archaeology, Anthropology and History, Park RangerAndi Campognone, Manager/Director, Museum of Art and History (MOAH), Lancaster, CALauren Lien, Researcher and writer, specializing in archaeology, local history, environmental conservation, and cultural heritage.…

Etat : acceptable. Fairly worn, but readable and intact. If applicable: Dust jacket, disc or access code may not be included.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Desert Forest: Life with Joshua TreesEditors: Sant Khalsa and Juniper HarrowerDesert Forest: Life with Joshua Trees focuses on the plight of the Joshua tree and its Mojave Desert habitat, threatened by climate change, development, wind and solar energy industries, and wildfires.Written by leading experts from across disciplines, this is the only comprehensive book on Joshua trees covering Joshua tree ecologies and socio-political histories through a true interdisciplinary engagement that will be accessible and interesting to a wide audience. Part of Getty PST Art: Art and Science Collide. Produced by MOAH Lancaster with Inlandia Institute.Featuring artists: Linda AlterwitzMarthe AponteDiane BestDarin BovilleMatthew BrandtFred Brashear Jr.Bill Leigh BrewerClaudia BucherNancy Baker CahillGerald ClarkeMaryrose CrookTorreya CummingsJames M. Daileyscott b. davisDani DodgeJessie Homer FrenchEdgar Fabian FriasRob GradJennifer GunlockChristine HuhnJetsonorama (Chip Thomas)Jennifer KaneYulia KazakovaCasey KiernanStevie LoveRebecca LowryMeg MadisonAline MarePaloma MenendezEric MerrellChelsea MosherChris McCawDaisuke OkamotoMichelle RobinsonCara RomeroCatherine RuaneEd RuschaKim StringfellowRuth WallenJennifer ValenzuelaDanielle Giudici WallisE.O. Hoppe (1927)Carleton Watkins (1870's)Essay Authors: Lynn Sweet, Plant Ecologist, University of California, RiversideChris Smith, Joshua Tree Genome ProjectJeremy Yoder, Evolutionary Biologist, California State University, NorthridgeCameron Barrows, Research Ecologist, University of California Riverside (retired)Daniel Hastings, PhD student at UC Santa CruzSean Milanovich, Historian, Vice President of the Native American Land Conservancy, Member of Cahuilla TribeBrendan Cummings, Attorney, Conservation Director, Center for Biological Diversity, Author of the petition to protect Joshua trees under California's endangered species actTyler Green, historian, critic and author, whose work examines the ways in which artists and their work have engaged with and impacted national historiesShana Nys Dambrot, art critic, art historian, curator, author, and Arts Editor for the L.A. WeeklyChris Clarke, Environmental Writer and Podcaster "90 Miles from Needles," formerly California Desert Associate Director for the National Park Conservation Association, and KCET Environment EditorRuth Wallen, Art faculty at UC San Diego, eco artist and writerRuth Nolan, M.F.A., Mojave Desert author, Professor of Creative Writing at College of the Desert, and former wildland firefighterGregory Levine, Chair UC Berkeley ArtGeary Hund, Board member of MDLT and Transition Habitat ConservancyRebecca Lowry of JTLABKelly Herbinson, Executive Director, Mojave Desert Land TrustDarin Boville, photographer and writerJames W. Cornett, ecologist and writerAlexandra Jonassen, Technical Assistant, Western Hotel Museum, City of LancasterCane West, National Park Service - Archaeology, Anthropology and History, Park RangerAndi Campognone, Manager/Director, Museum of Art and History (MOAH), Lancaster, CALauren Lien, Researcher and writer, specializing in archaeology, local history, environmental conservation, and cultural heritage. Desert Forest: Life with Joshua Trees is a unique multidisciplinary book which brings together natural history, science, Indigenous knowledge, public Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

paperback. Etat : New. Special order direct from the distributor.

First Edition. First edition. Softcover. 23 pages. Exhibition catalog for a show that ran April 9 through May 15, 1998. Brief texts by Richard Bolton and D'Arcy Curwen. Includes 20 black and white illustrations. A near fine copy in stapled wrappers. Signed and inscribed by Khalsa on the title page. Uncommon signed. Signed. …

Hardcover. Etat : New.

Paperback. Etat : Brand New. 304 pages. 8.75x8.75x1.25 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Etat : New. Etat de la jaquette : New. New. Shrink-wrapped. Hardbound in dust jacket.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Boards very good with light shelf-wear. Spine square. Binding sound. No jacket, if issued. Interior clean and unmarked.

Etat : Good. 8vo. Exhibition Catalogue. 24 pp. Soft Cover. Very Good. Black and White Plates.

Hardback. Etat : New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.