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Meet North America's largest mammal, the American bison. See some of the oldest rock on the continent. Visit geysers, waterfalls, hoodoos, hot springs, and a petrified forest--all off the normal paths that most sightseers take through Yellowstone and Grand Teton, and within easy walking distance of the road. In this book, Roddy Scheer reveals America's most visited National Parks' unique ecosystems, guiding you through 29 spectacular natural areas, with essential advice on deciphering the terrain and identifying the wildlife.

An invitation into the lives of women in the church-prophetesses, wives, saints, mothers, martyrs, daughters, and anyone who has been a tender of a family or community.

Christian games and toys, Sunday School supplies, and religious home decor serve as springboards for meditations on a variety of topics, including both large-scale theological concepts and more intimate personal experiences.

Consciousness and the body cooperate with each other as well as oppose each other as they move from their union at birth through the dust and dragons of space and time to their separation at death.

"This is a handy birding field guide to the iconic Cascade mountain range running through Washington and Oregon. With a sleek, user-friendly design that outclasses other guides on the market, this field guide offers a fresh entry into the category. Experienced birders will appreciate the richness of the information, and those just picking up the hobby will find an easy-to-follow presentation that guides them to common species they are sure to find on their first outing in the mountains"--

A collection of poems centered on the ramifications of a warming world, a world where not only the climate is changing but also the social contract as regions and nations vie for resources and civil unrest gives way to wars.

The speakers in these poems suggest that the often unsettling, muddy act of living our lives is worthwhile. This book asks us to see the world through knowing eyes: nothing is off-limits, and nothing is forgotten.

Ed Higgins's writing reveals a bemused selfregard, the ordinariness of human experience, sacred ambiguity: remarkable observations topped off by a final thread of love poems.

A Chinese poet seeks answers in the sky and the soul in this debut collection. From the first page to the last, the poems are dramatic and deeply spiritual.

Since the 1970s, Norbert Krapf has been working on a collection of poems that tell the story of his stillborn sister and the effect she has had on him and on his family, as well as the spiritual journey he has been on since then.

The gift of these poems is in how Potos thoughtfully weighs what is given and what is taken, how life both fulfills and disappoints, and determines to let joy keep her. "Breathing deeply is simple, and hope is the natural choice."

Franchot Ballinger shares his experience of the Ohio River Valley, what it means to live aware in a place, to be rooted and anchored to Here and, therefore, also to Now.

"It's so easy to go through the routine of visiting a national park, but this book will encourage families to truly experience the outing. By having things to look for and learn about, it will help families truly be present and in the moment while enjoying these amazing, beautiful lands meant for all people. This is more than just a checklist. Every scavenger hunt is a to-do list...a challenge...a game...and an adventure the whole family can have together"--

"The best fruits and vegetables for your backyard; Expert advice for every month; When to sow and harvest in the Prairie State!"

With month-by-month regional vegetable gardening information, 50 detailed plant profiles, and color photographs throughout, this is the essential guide for vegetable gardeners in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Get the inside dirt, Indiana! The ultimate guide to growing food in the Hoosier State! This must-have guide to growing vegetables, fruits, and herbs provides you with insider advice on climate zones, average frost dates, and growing season details. Information includes details on sun, soil, fertilizer, mulch, water, and the best varieties for your region. A garden planning section helps with design and crop rotation, and monthly lists explain what to do from January through December. In-depth profiles of the state’s best edibles help ensure a can’t-miss harvest.

With month-by-month regional vegetable gardening information, 50 detailed plant profiles, and color photographs throughout, this is the essential guide for vegetable gardeners in Ohio.

These poems offer wisdom from a voice that speaks the language of humanity at its very best, at its most creative, attentive, and responsive.

"Tim Hawkins has traveled far and returned to tell us what he saw. His outward journeys find a parallel in his equally exotic inward wanderings, in visionary reveries of the people and places he has loved. In a way these are almost all love poems by a man with a burning passion for existence, fraught though it may be. The intoxicating intersection of inner and outer is where many of them live, mingling the careful observations of the senses with the modifications of memory so that we experience each scene, each character (including his own, about which he is unsparing), from multiple angles and in the completeness of time. Whether he's writing free or formal verse, this approach makes it almost holographic and often quite memorable, as in this brief example, a poem called "What Have I Done?": "No real food or sleep for days- / only doll's head tea in a rusty bucket / brewed with scalding tears.""--

A vibrant, informative guide to the unexpected nature found in and around Philadelphia and the surrounding area.

Ideal for birders, hikers, foragers, and natural history buffs, Timber Press Field Guides are the perfect tools for loving where you live. This completely revised edition of Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest features all-new photographs, updated nomenclature, and additional safety information.

Beyond the predictable grocery store displays is a world of apples few have ever explored. In Apples of North America, fifth-generation apple grower Tom Burford shares portraits of little-known but delicious varieties—from American Beauty to Yellow Bellflower, in flavors sweet to spicy to tart. You’ll learn how best to grow apples at home—including planting and pruning—plus ways to preserve harvests through pressing, fermenting, cooking, and drying. Whether as a snack, an ingredient, or a garden addition, the apple is a national treasure. Let this remarkable guide show you new reasons to make it your favorite fruit.

Cascadia Revealred is a must-have guide book for exploring the plants, animals, and fungi of the Pacific Northwest Mountains.