Bailey was one of the first to study live birds in their natural environment instead of studying speciments that had been shot and brought into the lab. She was the first woman to be an associate member of the American Ornithologists' Union, and for 50 years, with her husband Vernon Bailey (chief naturalist for the U.S. Biological Survey) she spent summers in the West and Southwest observing birds and making field notes, often from the back of a horse or mule.

No Woman Tenderfoot: Florence Merriam Bailey, Pioneer Naturalist

Biographies & Memoirs

Kofalk, Harriet

Community & Culture

Texas A & M Univ Pr

The kitchen is an important part of every home, and anyone who spends time in the kitchen can connect with the peace there. Paying attention, being mindful and reverent as we prepare and eat our food, is a key that can unlock the power and create more peace in our lives. Your meals will be tastier and more healthful too. This collection of vegetarian recipes stress the use of seasonal, organic ingredients.

The Peaceful Cook

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Kolfalk, Harriet

Vegetarian & Vegan

Book Publishing Company (TN)

Speaking of Mother Earth...Powerful resources for experiencing intimacy with Mother Earth. Do you desire an intimate spiritual relationship with Mother Earth? Then this is the book for you. Speaking of Mother Earth unites Mother Earth's sacred traditions from Native Americans, Africans, Asians, and Western mystics, artists, and writers with a comprehensive resource section to help readers experience intimacy with Mother Earth. Readers will explore Mother Earth's sacred harmony and balance and her ability to inspire humanity's creativeness. Readers will also find ample resources for creating their own infinite relationships with Mother Earth. There are many books about Mother Earth - but none like this one! John H McMurphy, author of Living Deliberately and Secrets from Great Minds Harriet Kofolk, author of the Peaceful Cook and Sol Food Amy Martin, essayist for major journals and newspapers Jeff Davis, award-winning writer and teacher

Speaking of Mother Earth

Martin, Amy

McMurphy, John H.

Davis,Jeff

Amaranth Pub

Harness the sun's energy to cook your food. More than three dozen recipes for everything from soup to baked goods. Includes plans for making a low-cost solar cooker out of materials found around the house.

Solar Cooking: A Primer/Cookbook

Book Pub. Co

Years before pesticides and other pollutants began to endanger species, humans had no trouble finding less sophisticated ways of endangering wildlife. When the twentieth century had barely begun, the passenger pigeons had been slain to the last and the American bison had been hunted to the brink of extinction. Love of and concern for nature called people like Florence Merriam Bailey to action. Bailey was one of the first to study live birds in their natural environment instead of studying specimens that had been shot and brought into a laboratory. She was the first woman to be an associate member of the American Ornithologists’ Union, and for fifty years, with her husband Vernon Bailey, chief naturalist for the U.S. Biological Survey, she spent summers in the West and Southwest observing birds and making field notes, often from the back of a horse or mule. Harriet Kofalk has chronicled Florence Merriam Bailey’s life, with Florence’s sixtyyear correspondence with her brother, Hart, as a major source. Numerous excerpts from her ten books and more than one hundred articles are included, all describing joyfully the pleasures of studying live birds.

Texas A&M University Press

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