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Herbert Stoddard and his acolyte Leon Neel made a revolution in forestry among the longleaf pines of Georgia's Red Hills. More than applied scientists, they were artists and designers of genius, makers of ecologically balanced landscapes that were also gorgeous parks and hunters' paradises. Now Paul Sutter, Bert Way, and especially Neel himself bring us the comprehensive narrative, which is not only enlightening but also irresistably charming. --Jack Temple Kirby, author of Mockingbird Song: Ecological Landscapes of the South

This warm and fine personal look at the legendary forest management practices of Herbert Stoddard and Leon Neel will appeal to a variety of readers. Foresters and landowners will profit from its detailed descriptions of the Stoddard-Neel approach to managing forests. -- Lawrence S. Earley author of Looking for Longleaf: The Fall and Rise of an American Forest

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"Leon Neel is a forestry consultant and land manager who lives in Thomasville, Georgia. Paul S. Sutter is an associate professor of history at the University of Colorado and editor of Georgia's Environmental History and the American South series. His books include ""Environmental History and the American South: A Reader ""(Georgia). Albert G. Way is a postdoctoral fellow in southern studies at the Institute for Southern Studies, University of South Carolina."

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