The phrase "about the wilderness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics related to nature, outdoor activities, or environmental issues concerning wild areas.
Example: "The documentary provided fascinating insights about the wilderness and its importance to biodiversity."
Alternatives: "regarding the wilderness" or "concerning the wilderness".
McInerney's impulse to talk about the wilderness and the frontier is very American.
The book is as much a story about the wilderness itself, and what it teaches the two couples.
Parents might be happy to wax lyrical about "the wilderness experience", but more often than not this means long hours in a hot vehicle.
Again and again, she said, they homed in on the truly salient thing about the wilderness lives she so often portrayed.
If I had hesitations about the wilderness of this new USL, they evaporated upon walking into the Roughnecks' upmarket ONEOK Field home.
The guides who aided and fleeced the pioneers who moved West were struck by how clueless many of them were about the wilderness they were entering.
Yet until recently, with the achievement of critical mass as seen throughout national parks, Chinese on these shores did not have the safety of numbers to wander about in the wilderness.
I saw my trip to Kenya more as a work obligation; I didn't think I would be all that interested in getting up early in the morning just to watch animals lying about in the wilderness that was devoid of any fanciful architecture.
A man collects a lot of things in a lifetime, especially if his interests translate to passions -- passion about the Apaches, about survival in the wilderness, about survival in the city should a disaster befall us, about making books and making bows and arrows, making buckskin clothing, making camping gear like tents and quilts, gloves, hats, and moccasins, making lots of other kinds of things.
Judas Priest Angel Of Retribution (Sony BMG) After a decade casting about in the wilderness - sorry, pursuing solo projects - vocalist Rob Halford is back in metal institution Judas Priest.
It is a different story if you get lost where there are no others about, such as in the wilderness or back country.
