Edited and with a Foreword by Mary Anne Redding Vol 1: Radical Visions: Essays by Sharman Apt Russell, Charles Bowden, Phillip Connors, Dave Foreman, Jorge Garcia, John Horning, Rex Johnson, Victor Masayesva Jr, Guy McPherson, Alejandro (Alex) G. Munoz Jr, Mary Katherine Ray, M. H. Salmon, Martha Schumann, and Patrick Toomay. Vol 2: The Enduring Silence: Photographs by Michael P. Berman designed by David Skolkin Often referenced but seldom visited, the Gila is one of the most important and least photographed landscapes in the American west. Noted environmentalist Aldo Leopold conceived the modern concept of “Wilderness” here. It was the Gila that he learned the significance of water and fire, predators and prey, and the marvels of large untrammeled landscapes. This is a place that still teaches us to see the land as a complex living system.