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I took my time reading this book because it is weighty, and dense, in the topic more so than prose. It is not a light or easy read, but it is important and fascinating. I found myself wanting to sit with and think about so many different situations from this book, especially as I saw local Nature groups arguing over the intersection of hunting and conservation, or the impact of environmental regulations on various communities. I definitely recommend this book to anyone interested in the history of conservation, which should be everyone. Everyone should be interested in its future, and we cannot fully grasp how to handle the future without significant knowledge of the past. Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the ARC.