In "Seasons of the Coyote," Jerry Wilson continues the saga begun in "Waiting for Coyote's Call." He recounts the struggles and joys involved in returning his land to native prairie. While detailing the difficulties inherent in dealing with energy companies, politicians, and land developers, he finds time to celebrate interactions with plants and animals which call his land home. Combining the genre's of personal journal, naturalist investigation, and political zeal, Wilson's account stands as a primer for local attempts to restore our planet.