Mark KurlanskyHistory · Non-Fiction·b. 1948
Salmon
Synopsis
Mark Kurlansky explores the critical role of salmon in the planet's survival, detailing their history and precarious future. He chronicles the life cycle of salmon and the numerous environmental threats they face, from habitat loss to climate change. Traveling globally, Kurlansky observes those who interact with salmon, revealing humanity's often misguided attempts to control them. The book ultimately argues that the fate of salmon serves as a vital indicator for the health of the entire planet.
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10
Content warnings (1)
Death Of An Animal