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Books published by publisher Sequoia Natural History Association

  • If You Were a Bear

    Rachel Mazur

    eBook (Sequoia Natural History Association, June 25, 2012)
    Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a bear? This award winning children's book (NAI - National Association of Interpreters 2010 Media award) explores that question.children learn about the life of a bear and how people can help protect them. The story was written by a former National Park ranger wildlife biologist and bear specialist.
  • If You Were a Bear

    Rachel Mazur

    Paperback (Sequoia Natural History Associ, March 15, 2008)
    It must be really different to be a bear! Or is it? Little bear cubs need food, shelter, and safety, just like you and me. Come find out what its like to be a bear - and how you can help keep them wild.
  • Junior Ranger Nature Facts Color and Learn

    Mark Tilchen

    Paperback (Sequoia Natural History Association, March 31, 2013)
    Based on the popular Fact Pack Collector Cards line of children's coloring kits, this book teaches children about various aspects of nature. Each piece of artwork to be colored includes six questions and answers. Although the Q&A are designed for older children, or to be read with parents, younger children can still enjoy coloring the nature and wildlife scenes and other fun activities.
  • General Sherman Tree

    William Tweed

    Paperback (Sequoia Natural History Assn, June 1, 1988)
    This pamphlet is packed with amazing facts and information about the General Sherman Tree, the world's largest living thing.
  • The Illuminated Desert

    Terry Tempest Williams, Chloe Hedden

    Hardcover (Canyonlands Natural History Association, June 30, 2008)
    The Illuminated Desert is a stunning dialogue in painting and prose by two daughters of the Colorado Plateau: Terry Tempest Williams and Chloe Hedden. This is more than an abecedarian, or alphabet book. It is an exquisite rendering of life in the red rock canyons of Southern Utah and the natural history that evokes a poetry of place. The audience for this book is the audience of the desert itself, from children to adults who share in discovery and delight.
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  • The Hole Story: A Children's Story about Prairie Wildlife

    Sally Plumb, Ross Burden

    Paperback (Badlands Natural History Association, March 15, 2000)
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  • Ballad of the Wild Bear

    Sandy Kogl & Libby Haton (llustr.) Chamberlin-Calamar, Pat

    Hardcover (Alaska Natural History Association, March 15, 2003)
    Hardcover book is missing the read along CD - book in great condition, dust jacket shows very little wear.
  • Haleakala ̄discovery!: For the young

    Richard W Hazlett

    Paperback (Hawaii Natural History Association, March 15, 1980)
    Getting to know Haleakala with a fun activity filled activities, coloring, questions, fun facts for all ages.
  • Junior Ranger explorer notebook, Shenandoah National Park

    Kathleen Harter

    Unknown Binding (Shenandoah Natural History Association, March 15, 1999)
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  • The Illuminated Desert by Terry Tempest Williams

    Terry Tempest Williams

    Hardcover (Canyonlands Natural History Association, March 15, 2008)
    more than an "alphabet book" approx 10.5x13 size
  • Cedar Breaks for kids

    Patricia Stutelberg Kittelson

    Paperback (Zion Natural History Assoc, March 15, 1979)
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  • A Summer In The Life Of Wild Mallards

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    Paperback (Grand Teton Natural History Association, )
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