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$19.95
Paperback
335 pages
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Amateur Geologist
Tools and Activities for Exploring Our
Planet |
This book introduces the
geologist's core concepts, tools, and techniques and requires no prior
training in geology. Beginners will learn to identify landforms,
minerals, rocks, and fossils and experience, first hand, all the
excitement of geological discovery. More experienced "rockhounds"
will find a wealth of useful information as well. |
|
Alan M. Cvancara |

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$5.95
Softcover
4 pages
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Alpine Flowers Stickers |
Flower lovers and nature enthusiasts will
be delighted with this charming sticker collection. Selected from
a rare 19th-centure botanical portfolio, 50 full-color illustrations
depict a wide variety of alpine flowers in beautiful accurate detail. |
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Maggie Kate |

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$3.50
Paperbound
46 pages
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American
Wild Flowers Coloring Book |
Displaying
the beauty and variety of America's most popular wild flowers, naming
and locating each of the species, this most unusual book is intended for
coloring. Redrawn from the original Smithsonian Rickett plates
each of the 46 renderings is ready to be colored. |
| Paul
E. Kennedy |
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$16.95
Paperbound
226 pages
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Arrowheads
&
Stone Artifacts |
This
practical, down-to-earth guide for
surface collectors of arrowheads and stone artifacts is designed especially
for amateur archaeologists and people intersected in
learning how to study and collect artifacts
safely and responsibly. |
| C.
G. Yeager |

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Out of Print Unavailable
Hardbound
387 pages
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Arrowheads:
50 Years of Collecting 1925-1975
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A privately published work cataloging the
collecting efforts of a local enthusiast. |
| Albert
Dolenc |

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$3.95
Softcover
32 pages
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Color the Wild Rockies |
From bobcats and bears to raccoons and
rabbits, young locals and visitors alike will
enjoy coloring the animals, birds, and butterflies
of the Rocky Mountains. Brief descriptions of appearance, habitat
and activities will enhance
their observations and discoveries of the
great outdoors. |
|
Pruett Publishing |

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$10.95
Paperbound
397 pages
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The Exploration Of The Colorado River And Its
Canyons |
On
May 24, 1869, ten men in four boats pushed off at Green River,
Wyoming. On August 30, six men in two boats down to their last ten
pounds of moldy flour, fifteen pounds of dried and re-dried and re-dried
apples and a few pounds of coffee, came out into open country at the
mouth of the Virgin River - blackened, bearded, emaciated, in rags - and
saw three Mormons and an Indian seining for fish in the shallows.
This is a griping tale of the first trip down the Colorado River. |
| John Wesley Powell |

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$8.95
Paperbound
48 pages
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Fire
A
Force of Nature
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Fire
has been mankind's companion and foe since the dawn of time. It's
a fundamental element of the planet, like air, shaping the patterns of
life. Our opinion of fire has changed often, but fire itself is
the same. The real challenge of fire is to understand it and the
earth we life on.
Beautiful full color photographs
help
tell the story of fire.
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| Jack
deGolia |


$7.95
Paperbound
9x12 bi-fold
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Mammals
of the South, Central and Northern Rocky Mountains |
This
guide includes all of the larger mammals who make their home in the
southern, central or northern Rocky Mountains. In addition, the
most commonly seen representatives of the smaller species are
included. Description includes body, head and tail size.
Also specific food, habitat and security requirements are
discussed. |

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$14.00
Softcover
211 pages
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Sagebrush
Country
A Wildflower Sanctuary |
Through
color photographs and non-technical descriptions this field guide
explores the elegance of the sagebrush steppe as expressed in the
colorful spring and fall flowers and, more subtly, in the wondrous
adaptations that enable plants to withstand the extremes so typical of
this harsh environment. |
| Ronald
J. Taylor |

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$8.95
Paperbound
64 pages
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Water
A
Gift of Nature
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A
rainbow after a summer store; horses racing overhead in the
ever-changing shapes of clouds; the taste of cold water on a hot day --
sharing experiences we come together as a world community in our
appreciation of an need for clean and plentiful water.
Full color photographs of the water
story.
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| Sandra
Robinson, Dennis Nelson, Susan Higgins, Michael Brody |

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$3.95
Paperbound
26 pages
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Wild
Animals of the Rocky Mountains |
The
area of the West known as the Rocky Mountain Range and the plains
surrounding it provide a pristine natural environment for abundant
wildlife. The creatures that inhabit these lands are so numerous,
it is difficult to narrow it down to the twenty-four covered in this
booklet. The booklet includes hoofed mammals, carnivores, gnawing
mammals and birds. |
| Dan
Sample |


$19.00
Paperbound
254 pages
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Wildflowers of
Wyoming |
Even
with its craggy peaks and dusty plains, scorching sun and subzero
temperatures, Wyoming's terrain and climate are not nearly as diverse as
its wildflowers. From the rosy purple moss campion that blankets
the state's treeless tundra to the lavender-flowered beardtongue found
in roadside ditches across the plains, Wyoming's wildflowers brighten
the Cowboy State's rugged and forbidding landscape. |
Diantha
States
and Jack States |

$2.00 each
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Each
envelope of seeds is packaged in a mailable postcard envelope.
Choose from:
Indian Paintbrush
(Wyoming's State Flower), Wild Red Columbine,
Forget-Me-Not,
or a
combination of Evening Primrose,
Prairie Coneflower and Aspen
Daisy.
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Wild
Flowers of Wyoming
Seed
Collection |
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$16.95
Paperbound
562 pages
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Wild
Horses:
A Spirit Unbroken |
Wild
Horses exist in as diverse and hostile locations as the arid deserts of
India and the remote sandbanks of Sable Island off the coast of Nova
Scotia. This book traces their origins and explains how geographic
history and crossbreeding have influenced their development and provided
the variety of breeds that now exist worldwide. Excellent
photography catches many of the breeds and their habitats in vivid
color. |
| Elwyn
Hartley Edwards |


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