The Falls of Wichita Falls: An Environmental History of the Red Rolling Plains

Name: The Falls of Wichita Falls: An Environmental History of the Red Rolling Plains
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Author: Anderson Jahue Format: Paperback / softback First Published: 2023/03/31 Published By: Texas Tech Press,U.S. Pages: 216 Language: English ISBN: 9781682831564 Categories: Applied Ecology, Ecology, Freshwater, Habitats, Monitoring & Management

An environmental history of the red rolling plains of Wichita Falls, Texas, detailing the region’s past Progressive Era land ethics, water management, boom and bust oil towns, and natural resource allocation.

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Jahue Anderson earned a PhD in US History from Texas Christian University in 2009. He is an instructor of history at Tarleton State University, where he teaches United States and Texas history. His interests include environmental history, agricultural history, rural history, the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, and the history of popular music. He enjoys traveling, collecting vinyl records, and relaxing in the country.

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