Manufacturing National Park Nature joins a growing literature on the visual culture of the environment and, unlike most other works in the field, does so through a specific focus on one place. This approach allows Cronin to consider both environmental perceptions and material changes over the past century in Jasper. Her focus on tourist imagery -- including postcards, brochures, newspapers, magazines, and advertisements -- is original, as she uses sources often ignored by art historians, environmental historians, ecocritics, and other scholars.Finis Dunaway, History Department, Trent University