Kevin C. Brown, Ph.D. is a research associate at the University of California environmental Studies Program and part-time project specialist with the Mono Lake Committee. works with his head and his hands on the East Side of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. He has also worked as a journalist and as a researcher for the National Park Service and the American Society for Environmental History.

This crystalline gem of a book considers the improbable survival of a small, obscure, and critically endangered aquatic animal, the Devils Hole pupfish, that has the most restricted habitat of any known vertebrate species. Deeply researched, engagingly presented, and convincingly argued, this is a remarkable story, one that is important and exceptionally well told." - Mark V. Barrow Jr, professor of history, Virginia Tech and author of Nature’s Ghost: Confronting Extinction from the Age of Jefferson to the Age of Ecology

• Preface: A Note on UsageAcknowledgmentsIntroduction1.What's in a Name?2.To Protect and Conserve3.Beneficial Use4.Save the Pupfish5.Kill the Pupfish6.After VictoryConclusion: This is ForeverList of AbbreviationsBibliographyAbout the Author

Kevin C. Brown, Ph.D. is a research associate at the University of California environmental Studies Program and part-time project specialist with the Mono Lake Committee. works with his head and his hands on the East Side of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. He has also worked as a journalist and as a researcher for the National Park Service and the American Society for Environmental History.

This crystalline gem of a book considers the improbable survival of a small, obscure, and critically endangered aquatic animal, the Devils Hole pupfish, that has the most restricted habitat of any known vertebrate species. Deeply researched, engagingly presented, and convincingly argued, this is a remarkable story, one that is important and exceptionally well told." - Mark V. Barrow Jr, professor of history, Virginia Tech and author of Nature’s Ghost: Confronting Extinction from the Age of Jefferson to the Age of Ecology

• Preface: A Note on UsageAcknowledgmentsIntroduction1.What's in a Name?2.To Protect and Conserve3.Beneficial Use4.Save the Pupfish5.Kill the Pupfish6.After VictoryConclusion: This is ForeverList of AbbreviationsBibliographyAbout the Author

Kevin C. Brown, Ph.D. is a research associate at the University of California environmental Studies Program and part-time project specialist with the Mono Lake Committee. works with his head and his hands on the East Side of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. He has also worked as a journalist and as a researcher for the National Park Service and the American Society for Environmental History.

This crystalline gem of a book considers the improbable survival of a small, obscure, and critically endangered aquatic animal, the Devils Hole pupfish, that has the most restricted habitat of any known vertebrate species. Deeply researched, engagingly presented, and convincingly argued, this is a remarkable story, one that is important and exceptionally well told." - Mark V. Barrow Jr, professor of history, Virginia Tech and author of Nature’s Ghost: Confronting Extinction from the Age of Jefferson to the Age of Ecology

• Preface: A Note on UsageAcknowledgmentsIntroduction1.What's in a Name?2.To Protect and Conserve3.Beneficial Use4.Save the Pupfish5.Kill the Pupfish6.After VictoryConclusion: This is ForeverList of AbbreviationsBibliographyAbout the Author