Homesick for a World Unknown
This biography chronicles the remarkable seventy-year career of George B. Schaller, a pioneering field biologist who risked his life to study endangered animals in their natural habitats. From his groundbreaking research with mountain gorillas in the Congo to his expeditions tracking tigers, lions, and snow leopards, Schaller's immersive approach fundamentally changed our understanding of wildlife and conservation. Horn’s narrative, drawing on Schaller's personal writings and interviews, reveals the deep empathy and scientific rigor that drove him to protect Earth's most vulnerable creatures.
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