Emory Ben (16 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Inspired by Maine's extraordinary land-and-seascape, the author recounts a lifetime of intertwined adventures on the water, and professional and volunteer land conservation engagement. Shining through is the joy of Maine ocean and landscape, fascination with good boats, dedication to conservation, and observations about a changing world. Important land trust history, and some national trust, is set forth for the first time. Maps by Jane Crosen. Among the advance comments: "Great history and warmly written! . . from a player present at the birth of the modem conservation movement."--Tim Glidden, President, Maine Coast Heritage Trust ". a fantastic job of merging the personal and professional, factual and reflective, historical and contemporary."--Janet Milne, Professor, VT Law School "As one of Maine's pioneers for the land trust movement, Ben Emory's historical perspective in Sailor for the Wild is both enlightening and entertaining . . . An admirable accomplishment and nicely written."--Anthony Irving, Preservation Chair, Lyme (CT) Land Conservation Trust and ocean sailor Ben Emory of Bar Harbor and Brooklin, Maine, has decades of conservation experience. As executive director of Maine Coast Heritage Trust, he helped Acadia National Park launch its nationally heralded conservation easement program. Co-founding the Land Trust Exchange (now Alliance) and serving as its president, he later became Maine representative for The Conservation Fund. He has served on several land trust boards as well as the Land for Maine's Future Board and Acadia National Park Advisory Commission. He has published articles in Northern Woodlands, Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors, Cruising World and Yachtin Ben Emory is one of the most important figures in land conservation and land trusts, particularly in the state of Maine. His efforts have resulted in thousands of acres of waterfront land and islands to be preserved for future generations. This moving book tells not only of his tireless efforts but his love of the coast of Maine, its people and its Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. Book is in pristine condition. "Inspired by Maine's extraordinary land-and-seascape, the author recounts a lifetime of intertwined adventures on the water, and professional and volunteer land conservation engagement. Shining through is the joy of Maine ocean and landscape, fascination with good boats, dedication to conservation, and observations about a changing world." Maps by local mapmaker, Jane Crosen. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 220 pages.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Inspired by Maine's extraordinary land-and-seascape, the author recounts a lifetime of intertwined adventures on the water, and professional and volunteer land conservation engagement. Shining through is the joy of Maine ocean and landscape, fascination with good boats, dedication to conservation, and observations about a changing world. Important land trust history, and some national trust, is set forth for the first time. Maps by Jane Crosen.Among the advance comments:"Great history and warmly written! . . from a player present at the birth of the modem conservation movement."Tim Glidden, President, Maine Coast Heritage Trust" a fantastic job of merging the personal and professional, factual and reflective, historical and contemporary."Janet Milne, Professor, VT Law School"As one of Maine's pioneers for the land trust movement, Ben Emory's historical perspective in Sailor for the Wild is both enlightening and entertaining . . . An admirable accomplishment and nicely written."Anthony Irving, Preservation Chair, Lyme (CT) Land Conservation Trust and ocean sailorBen Emory of Bar Harbor and Brooklin, Maine, has decades of conservation experience. As executive director of Maine Coast Heritage Trust, he helped Acadia National Park launch its nationally heralded conservation easement program. Co-founding the Land Trust Exchange (now Alliance) and serving as its president, he later became Maine representative for The Conservation Fund. He has served on several land trust boards as well as the Land for Maine's Future Board and Acadia National Park Advisory Commission. He has published articles in Northern Woodlands, Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors, Cruising World and Yachtin.…

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorBen Emory of Bar Harbor and Brooklin, Maine, has decades of conservation experience. An executive director of Maine Coast Heritage Trust, he helped Acadia National Park launch its nationally heralded conservation easem.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Inspired by Maine's extraordinary land-and-seascape, the author recounts a lifetime of intertwined adventures on the water, and professional and volunteer land conservation engagement. Shining through is the joy of Maine ocean and landscape, fascination with good boats, dedication to conservation, and observations about a changing world. Important land trust history, and some national trust, is set forth for the first time. Maps by Jane Crosen. Among the advance comments: "Great history and warmly written! . . from a player present at the birth of the modem conservation movement."--Tim Glidden, President, Maine Coast Heritage Trust ". a fantastic job of merging the personal and professional, factual and reflective, historical and contemporary."--Janet Milne, Professor, VT Law School "As one of Maine's pioneers for the land trust movement, Ben Emory's historical perspective in Sailor for the Wild is both enlightening and entertaining . . . An admirable accomplishment and nicely written."--Anthony Irving, Preservation Chair, Lyme (CT) Land Conservation Trust and ocean sailor Ben Emory of Bar Harbor and Brooklin, Maine, has decades of conservation experience. As executive director of Maine Coast Heritage Trust, he helped Acadia National Park launch its nationally heralded conservation easement program. Co-founding the Land Trust Exchange (now Alliance) and serving as its president, he later became Maine representative for The Conservation Fund. He has served on several land trust boards as well as the Land for Maine's Future Board and Acadia National Park Advisory Commission. He has published articles in Northern Woodlands, Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors, Cruising World and Yachtin Ben Emory is one of the most important figures in land conservation and land trusts, particularly in the state of Maine. His efforts have resulted in thousands of acres of waterfront land and islands to be preserved for future generations. This moving book tells not only of his tireless efforts but his love of the coast of Maine, its people and its Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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