About this episode
This episode explores Michigan's ecological history during the White Pine Era and highlights Bud Overholzer's creative response to environmental loss.
This episode offers an insightful look into Michigan's ecological history, particularly focusing on the White Pine Era and its ramifications. As logging operations ravaged the landscape, the narrative shifts to the inspiring figure of Bud Overholzer, who, rather than succumbing to despair over the environmental loss, chose to channel his creativity into crafting the Shrine of the Pines. Amy Wagenaar ___________________________ Produced by Michigan History Magazine
Topics covered
- ecological history
- logging
- environmental loss
- creativity
- Michigan history
Keywords
- Michigan
- White Pine Era
- logging
- Bud Overholzer
- ecological history
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Michigan History Magazine
Places: Michigan
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