Glacier & Waterton: Land of Hanging Valleys (Genesis Series (San Francisco, Calif.).)

History

Schullery, Paul

Garton, Jeff

Americas

Collins Pub San Francisco

Publisher HarperCollins San Francisco, A Tehabi Book. Hardback. Taken from back cover;  
Glacier National Park in the Rocky Mountains of Montana is a land of infinite beauty. Flower bordered cascades tumble from scattered snowfields and glacial remains high on mountain slopes. Meadows of bear grass, glacier lilies, and miniature "bellyflowers" flourish among mosses and lichen at tree line. Rocks from the staggeringly sheer walls, horns, cols, cliffs, and cirques, creating remarkable ecosystems amid a spectacularly dramatic landscape. Paul Schullery, a park ranger and author of numerous books on natural history and outdoor adventure, takes us out on the backcountry trails and high mountain passes of one of the most astonishingly beautiful areas of the world. Schullery's personal adventures and insights are combined with the stunning photography of Jeff Garton to create an evocative celebration of an extraordinary land.

Glacier & Waterton: Land of Hanging Valleys (Genesis Series)

Travel

Canada

Searching for Yellowstone: Ecology and Wonder in the Last Wilderness

An environmental study of Yellowstone National Park examines its history and its current place in the world and recounts the ongoing debate over what the real purpose of the park should be

Houghton/Mifflin

Combining exhaustive research with twenty-five years of experience at Yellowstone, Paul Schullery paints a dramatically new picture of Yellowstone park. He shows how Yellowstone's "discovery" by whites followed 10,000 years of occupation and use by native Americans. The search for Yellowstone is as vital and unpredictable today as it was in 1872, and Paul Schullery makes an urgent, eloquent, and startlingly practical case for ensuring that Yellowstone lasts another 125 years.

Mariner Books

The years between 1820 and 1920 saw the flowering of 100 years of American bear hunting, a dangerous, blood-pounding pursuit that drew the participation of some of the most colorful characters in frontier history. Now back in print in a softcover edition, The Bear Hunter's Century by noted historian Paul Schullery, profiles the life, times and adventures of ten of America's greatest bear hunters, including two near-mythical frontiersmen, Davey Crockett and Grizzly Adams; an American President, Theodore Roosevelt; a 20th century mountain man, Ben Lilly; a former slave, Holt Collier; and an antebellum sothern aristocrat, Wade Hampton III. In addition to offering a unique slice of frontier history, The Bear Hunter's Century views these controversial hunters within the context of modern sportsmanship, and the conservation and natural history of American bears.

The bear hunter's century

Stackpole Books

Searching for Yellowstone Pa

Science & Math

Nature & Ecology

Discusses the natural history of Yellowstone National Park and describes the activities of wildlife, rangers, and visitors in the park

Mountain Time

Fireside

Chronicles the history of fly-fishing and analyzes its development while discussing the charms of different flies, both the natural-looking and the royal coachman pattern, and offers wise, and philosophical anecdotes

Royal Coachman: The Lore and Legends of Fly-Fishing

Sports & Outdoors

Hunting & Fishing

Simon&Schuster

Fly fishing has often inspired elegant prose, and this collection of essays celebrates both crafts, with evocative writing on the art, joy, and culture of stream fishing with flies. Reprint.

Royal Coachman: The Lore and the Legend of Fly-fishing

Lewis and Clark Among the Grizzlies: Legend and Legacy in the American West

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