Huntley Meadows a Natural Treasure - Fisher, Rodney
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"Huntley Meadows, A Natural Treasure is a pictorial and local history. The book contains photographs of Northern Virginia, Fairfax County wetlands and its inhabitants on historically significant property. It also includes a brief history including the story of local citizens who stopped a planned highway from cutting through the property. The book is a photographic celebration of rare and healthy wetlands hidden in the middle of one of the nation's most congested urban regions"--

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"Huntley Meadows, A Natural Treasure is a pictorial and local history. The book contains photographs of Northern Virginia, Fairfax County wetlands and its inhabitants on historically significant property. It also includes a brief history including the story of local citizens who stopped a planned highway from cutting through the property. The book is a photographic celebration of rare and healthy wetlands hidden in the middle of one of the nation's most congested urban regions"--
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Autorenporträt
Rodney Fisher's book about Huntley Meadows was inspired by regular visits to this gem of wetlands and forests hidden in the Washington DC suburbs. His love of nature and photography blended seamlessly together when he discovered Huntley Meadows. A pictorial book was a natural result. His photographs and some notable history of Huntley Meadows are featured in his book about this beautiful and unique county park in his local community. In the latest Huntley Meadows photography contest, one of Mr. Fisher's fall landscape photographs was recognized as most evocative representing Huntley Meadows. Mr. Fisher earned degrees from Georgetown University and the University of Mary Washington. He enjoyed a career in public policy in Washington, D.C., both in congress and later with organizations that shaped public policy.