In the 1960s, Rachel Carson's Silent Spring was published, and a new era of environmental protection began, beginning with the end of DDT and leading to numerous laws to protect the environment and human health. ¿Larry J. Schweiger became fascinated with conservation in his youth, inspired by the beauty of his home state of Pennsylvania and the conservationists who came before him. His journey is one of constant battles and collaborations with all levels of government officials, navigating the politics of non-profit organizations, and working with important figures such as former Vice President Al Gore, Robert Redford, Dr. Tom Lovejoy, Dr. Herbert Needleman, and many others. ¿ Fighting for The Future of Nature is a fascinating look into one man's journey to protect our world, the prices we pay when we let self-interest take the lead, and how we all must work together to demand change for the children of tomorrow. About the Author Larry J. Schweiger has a lifelong habit of engaging in major environmental battles. In his career, he has been a substantial figure in successfully proposing the RESTORE Act after the BP oil spill; worked closely with past presidents, vice presidents, and senators to fight for environmental laws; played an essential role in passing the 1990 Clean Air Amendments; and so much more. He has served as president and CEO of three environmental organizations: the National Wildlife Foundation, Penn Future, and the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, and he has served as vice president of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. ¿ In addition to Fighting for The Future of Nature, he has written Last Chance: Preserving Life on Earth and Climate Crisis and Corrupt Politics: Overcoming the Forces That Threaten Our Future.