Foreword Introduction: Resourcing Love in Land Management
Part1: The Language of Management
1. Badlands Management
2. Relationality
3. Reclamation
4. Allotment
5. Islandness
6. Aridity
7. (Un)documented Ecologies
8. Fugitive Sand
9. Rural/Wilderness
Part2: Representations of Management: Histories of Claim & Control
10. Violence against the Land is Violence against the People: Land Management Tactics in Linda Hogan’s Solar Storms 11. Deuter-agonies: The Unmanageable Life of Alice Sakaguchi in Hiroshi Nakamura's Treadmill 12. Trail Reviews: Further Commodification of Wilderness
Part3: Webs of Caring Relations: Cultivating Ecorelational Literacies in the Environmental Humanities
13. Wastelands of Decolonial Resurgence: Managing Land and Refuse/al in Gerald Vizenor’s and Leanne Betasamosake Simpson’s Indigenous Narratives
14. Resistant Infrastructure: Relational Responses to Ecological Punishment in Contemporary Multi-Ethnic Narrative Practices
15. Soil Futures: Environmental Management as Care in Mary Ann Shadd Cary’s “A Plea for Emigration”
16. “Back to Belonging”: Sound, Ceremony, and Resonance in Re-membered Communities of Care
Part4: Resourcing Love to Actualize Otherwise Worlds
17. Grassing Gettysburg: Management, Memory, and Meaning
18. Exploring Traditional Ecological Knowledges in the Classroom: Indigenous Ecostudies
19. “For sheer joy in wild terrain”: Rock Climbing Literature and Public Lands
20. Hueco Tanks: Envisioning Indigenous Space and Public Lands