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Nature Wars: The Incredible Story of How Wildlife Comebacks Turned Backyards into Battlegrounds
by Jim Sterba
Nature Wars (1/27/2013)
This book is an informative look at wildlife problems in the United States today. It is a very middle of the road book from the standpoint that it presents the facts about wildlife problems here in the U.S. and lets you form your own opinions about whether the policies put in place to handle the problems are right or wrong. I think it should be on the suggested reading list in every Agriculture, Environmental Science and Biology program in the country.
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