• The Geography of To the Last Man 

  Blake, Kevin S. (Zane Grey's West Society, 2022-08-01)

  To the Last Man was Zane Grey’s first book set in Arizona’s Tonto Basin and along the section of the Mogollon Rim that he popularized as the Tonto Rim (Fig. 1). Like The Mysterious Rider, Grey’s adventures in the American ...
• Translating Water Fund Payments for Ecosystem Services in the Ecuadorian Andes 

  Joslin, Audrey (1905-07-12)

  As a form of environmental governance, Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) is imbued with ideological values that can conflict with those of participating rural communities. The discursive frame surrounding PES may be ...
• On the Colorado Trail with Zane Grey and The Mysterious Rider 

  Blake, Kevin S. (2021-11)

  The Mysterious Rider was published in 1921, but the origin of the story came four years earlier during Zane Grey’s 1917 trip to Colorado. Some of Grey’s most memorable writing about the joys of fishing, hunting, and travel ...
• Zane Grey and the Historic Trails of the Great Plains 

  Blake, Kevin S. (2021-05)

  Zane Grey was fascinated with historic trails. Some of his most memorable books feature “trail” in the title, and his best-known epics, The U. P. Trail and Western Union, focus on historic trails. On March 20, 2021, I made ...
• Zane Grey’s Arizona Trips,January 1906 to April 1922 

  Blake, Kevin S. (2021-02)

  When the Zane Grey outfit signed into the Wetherill Trading Post register in Kayenta, Arizona on April 16, 1922, Zane Grey made an unusual notation at the top of the signatures, as seen below. In his distinctive ...

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