The Rio Grande: An Eagle's View chronicles one of the world's most significant and endangered rivers, showcasing its exquisite beauty and importance. Designated an American Heritage River in 1997, the Rio Grande is the third largest river in the United States, twentieth in the world, and runs nearly 1,900 miles. Photographer Adriel Heisey has captured the spirit of the Rio Grande with his awe-inspiring aerial images of the river. Heisey follows the waterway from its headwaters in the San Juan Mountains of southern Colorado, through New Mexico, then as it straddles and defines the Texas-Mexico border and finally culminates with its outpouring into the Gulf of Mexico. Heisey's images bring to life the unmistakable signature of water that the Rio Grande represents in the arid southwestern landscape. With the beauty of the river always at center stage, this book combines hydrology and artistry to tell the powerful and dramatic history of a river.

The Rio Grande: An Eagle's View

Arts & Photography

McDOWELL, STEVE

Photography & Video

WildEarth Guardians

Book by McDowell Steven, Race Phil, McDowell Steve

500 Computing Tips for Teachers and Lecturers (500 Tips)

McDowell, Steven

RACE, PHIL

Computers & Technology

Routledge

In the best-selling style of other books in the 500 Tips series this great addition to the series offers up-to-the-minute advice for trainers wanting to harness the power of new technology in their sessions. Packed with great ideas for both those used to using computers as part of their training and for those anxious to integrate computers into their training but unsure of the first steps, the book provides stimulating new approaches to learning. Grouped into logical sections that entertain as well as inform, the book offers lively practical advice on everything from using the internet to computer-based training presentations.

500 Computing Tips for Trainers (500 Tips)

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

Kogan Page, Ltd.

This text provides user friendly advice and support for school teachers and lecturers in further and higher education who need to know what information technology and computers can do for their work.

500 Computer Tips (500 Tips)

Education & Teaching

Higher & Continuing Education

The Persistence of Memory: New Mexico's Churches

History

Americas

Museum of New Mexico Pr

A school of nursing must embody compassion and ease, protection and inspiration. This book highlights the architectural interpretation of these properties in the BNIM- and Lake/Flato-designed School of Nursing at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston. The space is a state-of-the-art center for learning, research, student service and work. The new building is another step in the direction of the healthy, environmentally-responsible actions that the University had begun with changes to its facilities operations processes in order to reduce the use of energy, polluting chemicals, cleaning agents, potable water and other resources. The facility also represents the University's leadership in other responsible actions such as adaptable workplace design, salvage and reuse of materials and integrating photovoltaic panels to generate electrical energy.

Nurture: Architecture of Sustainable Design: The School of Nursing and Student Community Center (BNIM Architects)

Lake, David

Architecture

ORO Editions

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