Swain is plainly unhappy with the way many Americans treat the natural world, and he is concerned about people losing touch with what the natural world has to offer. When he notes that housing developments are slowly sprawling out toward where he lives, he is not only saddened by the loss of wildlife habitat—he is also sad that people may soon no longer be able to harvest wild blueberries for themselves, thus losing a tangible, physical interaction with nature. He is not.....
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