The Native People of Alaska: Historic Photos From Various Collections

History

Langdon, Steve J.

Americas

Greatland Graphics

Award-winning photographer Carl Battreall spent 13 month discovering the back-country of the third largest state park in America. The result is a stunning collection of images that will surprise and amaze all who explore the pages of this book. Often overlooked by the hundreds of thousands of tourists who visit Alaska each year, Chugach State Park is much beloved by the local community and is considered a crown jewel of the Alaska State Park system. The heartfelt text written by well-known Alaska nature writer Bill Sherwonit discusses the many moods of the park throughout the seasons. Accompanied with supplemental text by park advocate Representative Sharon Cissna and Toby Smith from the Alaska Center for the Environment. 11.75 x 9 inches, 96 pages, softcover.

Chugach State Park: Alaska's Backyard Wilderness

Bill Sherwonit

Photographer Carl Batttreall

Alaska Wildlife Portraits is an out of print small paperback book of wild animals in Alaska - photos and facts.

Alaska Wildlife Portraits

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Experience Denali all year long in this wildlife and wilderness calendar. Features 12 outstanding photos - moose, grizzly bear, lynx, caribou, Dall sheep, wolf, flowers, northern lights and more. Each month our Denali Nature Notes explain what is happening with the part plants and animals. Grid pages include 12 bonus photos. 20th edition. 13.5 x 10 inches in horizontal grid.

2013 Denali Wildlife & Wilderness Calendar, Alaska

Calendars

Top Alaska Photographers

Animals

Who would believe that a city girl from the Midwest could find herself starting a new life in the wilds of Alaska?
 A two-week vacation in 1971 showed her what living in The Last Frontier was all about - self sufficiency and community. There were lots of men too, and they were mighty happy to buy a lady a drink form somee conversation. Some towns had more than 20 men for every available single woman. 
 Playing sing-along music on her accordion made her the life of any party and her skills as an accomplished pool player allowed her to relieve the bachelors of their paychecks. 
 Once back home in Milwaukee, she sold her belongings and bought a pickup truck. Then she drove alone up the Alaska Highway in the dead of winter, narrowly escaping death several times along the way. Why? I wanted to be my own person, make my own money and go where I wanted whenever I wanted, says author Joanne Hawkins. What could be better for a single girl than to head north to Alaska, the land of men and money? 
 Hawkins' tales of the people she meets along the way will leave you crying - with tears of laughter. 
 176 pages, softcover, 6 x 9 inches. Made in Alaska.

Alaska: The Land of M&Ms, Men and Money

Joanne Hawkins

Alaska Wildlife Postcard Portfolio

Arts & Photography

Crandall, Photographer Alissa

Photography & Video

Alaska Totem Poles, a postcard portfolio.

Whimsical illustrations to delight and challenge children of all ages. The perfect book to entertain and educate kids about Alaska. A complete natural history story about how animals live in Alaska accompanies the illustrations, all carefully researched and reviewed by educators and naturalists in Alaska. 8.5 x 11; 32 pages.

Denali National Park: A Coloring Book for Kids

Children's Books

Herr, Janeen

Science, Nature & How It Works

Follow the adventures of a mother grizzly and her two mischevious cubs as they awaken from their winter den. They explore their surrounding, learning how to catch fish, what berries to eat and generally try to stay out of trouble. Summer passes quickly and a chill fils the air - it's time to return to their den for another winter's sleep with mom. The story is told in 26 rhyming verses, presented in alphabetical order. Each letter of the alphabet is shown in school script to teach proper spelling as well as a script version to teach older children proper penmanship. Perfect for children learning to write. Ideal for home schooling. 8.5 x 10.75 inches. Hardcover.

Bear Story: A Rhyme from A to Zzzz's

Martin, Joy

Follow the adventures of a mother grizzly and her two mischevious cubs as they awaken from their winter den. They explore their surrounding, learning how to catch fish, what berries to eat and generally try to stay out of trouble. Summer passes quickly and a chill fils the air - it's time to return to their den for another winter's sleep with mom. The story is told in 26 rhyming verses, presented in alphabetical order. Each letter of the alphabet is shown in school script to teach proper spelling as well as a script version to teach older children proper penmanship. Perfect for children learning to write. Ideal for home schooling. 8.5 x 10.75 inches. Softcover. NEW COVER

Cartwright, Shannon

Shannon Cartwright

Joy Martin

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