written specifically for children and young adults have also explored radical responses to environmental endangerment including Carl Hiaasen's Hoot! (2002), Flush (2005), and Scat (2009), Claire Dean's Girlwood (2008), S. Terrell French's Operation Redwood (2011), and Silas House and Neela Vaswani's Same Sun Here (2012). Ecotage is mentioned in the Mars trilogy of science fiction novels by Kim Stanley Robinson as a means of protest shown by the Red political party. Typically the "Reds" would destroy terraforming ventures in an effort to slow the terraforming of Mars. The Concrete mini series Think Like a Mountain is centred about ecotage aimed to protect first growth forests in the Pacific Northwest. Ecotage also informs movies such as Choke Canyon (1986) and On Deadly Ground (1994). See also Radical environmentalism Environmental movement Operation Backfire (FBI) Green Scare Eco-terrorism References External links Ecodefense: A Field Guide To Monkeywrenching - Online text Eco-terrorism Radical environmentalism Protest tactics 1970s neologisms Sabotage