The Shrine to Music Museum: A Pictorial Souvenir [Jun 01, 1988] Mark Schlenz and Simon R. H. Spicer ... 0944197035

The Shrine to Music Museum: A Pictorial Souvenir

Arts & Photography

Music

Companion Pr

Shrine to Music Museum

Travel

Schlenz

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Exploring the Northern Rockies

Tyers, Kathy

United States

In Denali: A Photographic Essay of Denali National Park & Preserve, Alaska

HEACOX, KIM

Photography & Video

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Lake Powell: A Photographic Essay of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

Ladd, Gary

Markward, Anne

The photographer of this book explores a wide spectrum of native flora in bloom across California. Yet loss of habitat from development and competition from non-native species threaten the state's native plant life.

Wildflowers of California

Ulrich, Larry

Lamb, Susan

Death Valley National Park's 3.3 million acres of desert landscape are celebrated in this volume of color images by photo-essayists Fred and Randi Hirschmann, who explore all corners of the park and its varied, rugged wildlands. Their work brings insight into the natural processes of the arid desert - and the rare but relentless force of water that shapes the stupendous desert scenery. From deep shadowed canyons to shifting sand dunes, from salt pans on the valley floor to ancient pines in the mountain fastness, these 106 color images offer glimpses of Death Valley's many treasures.

Death Valley National Park

Hirschmann, Fred

Schlenz, Mark

Hirschmann, Randi

Renowned for its luxuriant coastal rainforest, the Pacific Northwest also sustains an array of wildflower habitats ranging from mountains to deserts to river canyons. In this collection of flower portraits, landscape photographer Larry Ulrich and nature writer Susan Lamb share their favorites among the shy as well as the showy flora they have discovered in exploring Oregon, Washington, and western Idaho. Born of abundant moisture from the ocean and long hours of summer sunlight, the wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest region represent biodiversity in terms we can appreciate. Not only charming but useful, flowering plants play key roles in the green and growing world around us. Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest is the third collection ofregional wildflower books from Ulrich and Lamb. Their other collaborations include Wildflowers of Californiaand Wildflowers of the Plateau and Canyon Country

Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest

California is a great place for wild birds and the people who enjoy watching them. Over 600 bird species--about two-thirds of the birds found in North America--inhabit, migrate, or visit here, especially the varied habitats protected within California's parks, forests, preserves, parks, and wildlife areas. This lavishly-photographed volume features usual and unusual birds in their wildland homes, throughout California seashores, deserts, mountains, wetlands, foothills, valleys, and chaparral country. The ever-present California Gull and the magnificent (and rare) California Condor are included plus 107 other species of wild birds. Extensive captions accompany more than 150 color photographs by some of Californias' premier bird photographers. Wild Birds of California is a tribute to the Golden State's tremendous wealth of wild birds and to the wild natural areas that sustain this abundance. These sanctuaries--nine National Parks, thirty-seven National Wildlife Refuges, eighteen National Forests and many other preserves, parks, and wildlife areas--protect exuberant concentrations of bird life and habitats critical to their life cycles.

Wild Birds Of California

Lukas, David

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