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FIELD NOTES

THE GRACE NOTE OF THE CANYON WREN

These nature essays are written and narrated by Barry Lopez. Lopez convenes with nature through his keen observations of it. He stories include those of other caretakers of the earth, men and women with spiritual vision and environmental concerns for our planet. A quiet, somber mood captures the landscapes and surroundings described by Lopez, offering passionate impressions of nature.

Pub Date: Jan. 22, 2000

Duration: 3 hrs

Publisher: HighBridge Audio

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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    LESSONS FROM A SMALL COUNTRY

    The author describes her efforts to implement a meaningful sustainability initiative for Wales and the world at large. An educator and minister of the environment, sustainability, and housing in her tiny country, she's a wonderful narrator who sounds at once relaxed and passionate, likable and dignified. Her voice is a perfect vehicle for amplifying her humanitarian intentions as well as the breadth of her methodical thinking. But what makes this audio so inspiring are the personal asides she shares throughout concerning her willingness to be vulnerable and her calm resolve to do something for the world's future generations. Davidson's descriptions of the laborious process of cultural transformation would have been dry listening without her pleasing UK speaking voice.

    Pub Date: Jan. 22, 2020

    Duration: 6 hrs, 45 mins

    Publisher: Chelsea Green Publishing

    Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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      438 DAYS

      AN EXTRAORDINARY TRUE STORY OF SURVIVAL AT SEA

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      When Captain Salvador Alvarenga and his young assistant, Ezequiel Cordova, set out from Costa Azul, Mexico, on a fishing expedition, the experienced captain could not possibly have expected the type of journey that lay ahead. Narrator George Newbern does an excellent job delivering the story of Alvarenga's struggle to survive at sea in an open boat for 438 days before finally coming ashore on a remote island many miles away in the South Pacific. Newbern’s consistent pace and varied tone keep the compelling story going, communicating the harrowing aspects of the journey as well as Alvarenga's inspirational will to survive his extended ordeal at sea.

      Pub Date: Nov. 17, 2015

      Duration: 7 hrs

      DD ISBN: 9781442396029

      Publisher: Simon & Schuster Audio

      Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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