Forest Wildflowers, the second in a three-book series on wildflowers of the northern Rocky Mountains, is an invaluable and convenient pocket guide for hikers, travelers, and all amateur botanists, as well as teacher, range managers and other experts. The author of Forest Wildflowers groups, pictures, and describes each wildflower according to family. Technical terminology has been kept to a minimum, and line drawings, a picture glossary, and a glossary of botanical terms help identify species quickly and accurately. For any nature-lover who has asked, "What flower is that?" Forest Wildflowers holds the answer.

Forest Wildflowers

Science & Math

Strickler, Dee

Biological Sciences

Flower Pr

Worms Eat My Garbage is the 3rd of a series designed to help people regain control over their own lives. Flower Press, Kalamazoo, MIillustrations by Mary Frances FentonStated 1st edition

Worms Eat My Garbage: How to Set Up and Maintain a Worm Composting System

Appelhof, Mary

Children's Books

Three creative educators collaborated to produce this guide for classroom and home. Centered around a classrooom worm bin, this curriculum uses over 150 worm-related activities to develop problem-solving and critical-thinking skills in children grades 4-8. Rich in content in "Wormformation" paragraphs integrates science, mathematics, language arts, biology, solid waste issues, ecology, and the environment in ways that draw children into the learning process. Three sections include "The World of Worms," "Worms at Work," and "Beyond the Bin." Includes 16 appendicies, resource materials, teacher's guidelines, bibliography, glossary, and index. User has permission to photocopy for use in the classrooom

Worms Eat Our Garbage : Classroom Activities for a Better Environment

Fenton, Mary Frances

Harris, Barbara Loss

Some Daisy's Do Tell

Humor & Entertainment

Williams, Daisy Jane

Humor

The fourth and most comprehensive of Dr. Dee Strickler's wildflower books, Wayside Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest is a floral delight. A colorful guide to the Northwest's most stunning plants, this book helps hikers, cyclists, and motorists identify nearly 400 flower species found along the trails and roadways of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and southwestern Canada. With notes on habitat, range, and plant features and an outstanding glossary of botanical terms, Wayside Wildflowers is an essential reference work for flower enthusiasts and professional botanists. Like Dr. Strickler's three earlier guides to the showy wildflowers of the northern Rockies, this volume features extraordinary sharp and vibrant full-color photographs of each flower. In addition, Wayside Wildflowers boasts a handy visual guide to flower shapes and colors, a map of the region, line drawings, and an informative introduction. For any nature-lover who has asked, "What flower is that?" Wayside Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest holds the answer.

Wayside Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest

What are Penstemons, anyway? Answer: Members of the beautiful and hearty snapdragon family, they make up the largest genus of flowering plants native to North America, with about 272 species. With high-quality, full color photos, this authoritative field guides makes it easy to identify the 80 species of Penstemons found in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. Includes technical line drawings for each species and a range map showing where each is found.

Northwest Penstemons: 80 Species of Penstemon Native to the Pacific Northwest

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