ISBN: 9781774585870
Format: Hardback
Pub Date: 01/12/2026
Category: Natural history, NATURE / Ecosystems & Habitats / Forests & Rainforests, ART / Subjects & Themes / Plants & Animals, SCIENCE / Natural History, Nature and the natural world: general interest
Imprint: Page Two
Price: $90.00
Pages: 288
The boreal forest, a vast northern wilderness that encircles the globe, is three times the size of the Amazon, has the photosynthetic output of over a trillion trees, and is within a day’s drive of major urban centers such as New York City, Chicago, Vancouver, and Moscow, and within an hour of Montreal. Yet most people have no idea that wilderness on this scale still exists. In Boreal Wilderland, acclaimed wildlife and wilderness artist, expedition canoeist, and naturalist Rob Mullen presents a stunning, multifaceted portrait of this immense and breathtaking biome. With vivid prose and stunning artwork, and a foreword by Robert Bateman, Boreal Wilderland reveals a place that is ecologically essential. Home to hundreds of Indigenous communities, the boreal forest is also awe-inspiring in its beauty and scale. More than just a travelogue or an art book, it is an in-depth look at the forest’s natural and human history.
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Rob Mullen, founder of the Wilderness River Expedition Art Fellowship, combines his biology degree and decades of backcountry travel to inspire conservation through art. An award-winning wildlife artist, he has led 20+ northern river expeditions with artists and researchers, collaborating with the Smithsonian and others. He lives in West Bolton, Vermont, with his family and rescue animals.
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