Only through the works of such Southern-born nature writers as Georgia’s Janisse Ray does the cause for preserving what’s left of the South’s profound natural legacy come into sharpest focus.  Her first book, Ecology of a Cracker Childhood (2000), brought renewed attention to the plight of the longleaf pine, a tree that once dominated Southern woodlands and is all but gone from the landscape today.  Ray’s passion and insight into the South’s natural heritage has produced four nonfiction books, along with a book of poetry.  She still lives in her hometown of Baxley, Georgia and serves on the writing faculty of Chatham University in Pittsburgh.   

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