Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev

Vladimir Klavdievich Arsenyev (1872–1930) was a Russian explorer, geographer, and ethnographer, known for his pioneering scientific expeditions to the Russian Far East, particularly the Ussuri taiga. Arsenyev extensively studied the local geography, flora, fauna, and the lives of various indigenous peoples, including the Udege and Nanai. His works are highly regarded for their detailed observations and contributions to the understanding of the region. Arsenyev's most famous work, 'Dersu Uzala', which details his travels with a native hunter of the same name, has been adapted into films and remains influential in both literature and the study of the region.

Books

U / In the footsteps of Lost Tribes