Land of the Buffalo

This beautiful, one-of-a-kind book is both an elegy and a celebration of life of one of the most iconic animals ever to live on earth. The third book by wildlife photographer and writer Larry Laverty, Land of the Buffalo presents the most comprehensive record in images recorded to date of the lives of these magnificent beings who not only represent the character of Yellowstone Park but the character of the United States.

Their lives, like those of most wildlife, are fraught with irony.

Through their will to survive a harsh and unforgiving world and their raw physical strength, they came to epitomize the strength required of early Americans to forge this country. But the very people who carved this nation out of wilderness are the very ones who destroyed almost every last living buffalo in the process. In the light of history, Land of the Buffalo shares over 150 photographs and words of information gathered by Larry Laverty over the course of his life so far. Land of the Buffalo will broaden your understanding of these magnificent shaggy beings and offer up a broader knowledge of Yellowstone Park and the nation that gave birth to it.

AUTHOR
Larry Laverty
Following a 30-year career as a Hollywood actor, Larry Laverty became one of the most popular nature photographers in the world. His aggressive style and comprehensive coverage of wildlife have been captivating viewers for more than a decade. Following his first book, Power and Majesty (2019), highlighting Africa’s elephants, Larry has written, directed or produced several wildlife films, including Where Buffalo Roam (2021). Larry holds a BS degree in finance and a BA degree in political science, and has pursued graduate studies at several institutions including Johns Hopkins University. Larry makes his home in Oakland, California, at the very place where passing butterflies in his childhood ignited his appreciation for the natural world.
BOOK DETAILS

Price: £29.99
Paperback ISBN:9781917391894

Ebook ISBN: 9781917391900
Format: 330 x 254mm
Number of pages: 200
Territories: World
Rights: English language