Rejecting Francis Bacon's notion that the purpose of science is to control Nature, Stan Rowe presents a collection of essays advocating companioning with Nature. First released in 1990, the essays in 'Home Place' range from the personal -- the search for a childhood vision of pristine grassland, the boy who goes from hunting to respecting wildlife and the living space around him -- to theory on land use, environmental law, agriculture, education, and technology as it affects the relationships between humanity and the Ecosphere.