Last Place on Earth

Harold T.P. Hayes, who died in 1989, was a long-time editor at Esquire magazine. In 1969 he went on African Safari with renowned zoologist Bernhard Grzimek through Kenya, Uganda, and the Serengeti Plain in Tanzania. This is a beautifully written account of their journey and the plight of the animals and people they encountered along the way. In his review, Gay Talese said "Harold Hayes has written a rare and important book about the politics of nature." And Cleveland Armory stated: "One of the most enjoyable of all the studies of our misused wildlife." I highly recommend this book as a valued addition to anyone's library.