James McCommons is a writer and journalist whose books Camera Hunter and Feather Wars explore the history of wildlife photography, bird hunting, and conservation. His work looks at the relationships between people, wildlife, and the landscapes they share, including how those relationships have changed over time.
In this conversation, James discusses the stories behind his books, what the Upper Peninsula might have looked like in the past, and the role conservation efforts have played in protecting the region’s wildlife and landscapes.
