How Dams Fall

<p>Heartfelt and poetic Falk channels the wisdom of Nature </p><p> offering readers a profound call to rethink their relationship with the Earth.</p><p><strong>-David R. Boyd author of <em>The Rights of Nature </em></strong></p><p></p><p>With poetic grace and fierce passion Falk will make you fall in love with the Colorado River </p><p> break your heart and leave you forever changed. </p><p><strong>-Max Wilbert author of <em>Bright Green Lies</em></strong></p><p></p><p>A lyrical love letter to a living ecosystem <em>How Dams Fall </em>is a poignant exploration </p><p> of stewardship survival and the hope of healing. </p><p><strong>-Johnny Worthen author of <em>What Immortal Hand</em></strong></p><p></p><p>In this intriguing account Falk's relationship with the Colorado River exemplifies a new breed </p><p> of advocates for Earth reminding us of the river's timeless majesty. </p><p><strong>-Cormac Cullinan author of <em>Wild Law: A Manifesto for Earth Justice</em></strong></p><p></p><p>A piercing elegy for the Colorado River Falk's journey refuses false hope and instead </p><p> offers unwavering love for the river-and a call for all of us to join him. </p><p><strong>-Lierre Keith author of <em>Deep Green Resistance</em></strong></p>