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by Eli J. Knapp (Author)
In the Crosswinds takes readers on a captivating and humorous journey from the woods of western New York to the jungles of Ecuador and the wetlands of Africa, exploring the complexities of land, movement, identity, and belonging.
"A probing, big-hearted quest for belonging."
Join ecologist and avid birder Eli J. Knapp on a quest to rediscover how to connect with the natural world. In the face of restlessness and rootlessness, we look to the birds of the world--creatures that are at once migratory and deeply connected to place--for insight and understanding.
Author Biography
ELI J. KNAPP is the author of In the Crosswinds: Birds, Humans, and the Paradox of Place, The Delightful Horror of Family Birding: Sharing Nature with the Next Generation and Dead Serious: Wild Hope Amid the Sixth Extinction, a 2022 Foreword INDIE medalist. He holds a Masters in environmental science from the University of Santa Barbara and a PhD in ecology from Colorado State University, and is a professor of ecology at Houghton College. Knapp lives in Fillmore, New York, with his wife and children.
