I Am Grand Canyon is a book designed for children ages 2-9. It is an educational book about this National Park that allows children to read and look at pictures. Each page only has a few sentences so it is not overwhelming for the child reading.

I Am Grand Canyon (Children's Book)

Kevin Poulson

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zion canyon adventure ~ a discovery squirrel discovery book

mark swan

Bryce s greatest appeal has perhaps always been that its fanciful formations unlock our imaginations. Here, as elsewhere in the West, the romantic notions, historical associations, and varied personalities of more than a century of visitors are revealed in the names they attached to landforms that were unlike anything they had ever seen before: Wall Street, The Queen s Garden, Queen Victoria, Thor s Hammer, the Hat Shop, Fairyland, Boat Mesa some of the monikers are as unlikely as the landscape. Others reflect the Paiute Indian heritage of the area, with such names as Yovimpa, Paunsaugunt, and Markagunt. Still others, such as Sunset, Sunrise, and Rainbow points, need little explanation; their simplicity mirrors the ineffable beauty of the place.

I Am Bryce

This book is about animals from small to big. Children of all ages can open it up and read about the animals found in the wild.

I Am Wild

Children's Books

Death Valley National Monument was established in 1933 by President Herbert Hoover's presidential proclamation to conserve the scenery and the natural and historical objects therein. Encompassing 1.7 million acres, it was then the second largest unit in the National Park System. On October 31, 1994, an additional 1.3 million acres were added, and then the national park status was bestowed when President Bill Clinton signed the Desert Protection Act. Death Valley is now the largest National Park in the lower 48 states. Included in the new acreage are seven new ecosystems, there significant mountain ranges, additional habitat for a number of endemic and endangered species, and there vast desert valleys. Dimensions: 7.8 x 7.8

This Is Death Valley

Jeff Nicholas

Long before you reach Zion, the brooding rock giants within its boundaries loom large on the horizon, towering over the wrenched plateaus, pale grass valleys, and fitful human settlements of southwestern Utah. The park stretches for 229 square miles across the lower reaches of the 10,000 foot Markagunt Plateau, from the highway of the Vermilion Cliffs through deeply incised canyons, then diagonally northwest over the lava-topped Kolob Terrace to the blood-red folds of the Finger Canyons of the Kolob, where the Colorado Plateau drops abruptly into the searing desert country to the west. Dimensions: 7.8 x 7.8

This Is Zion

Nicky Leach

Chasing the Light Grand Canyon is a stunning collection of nearly 200 photographs by Adam Schallau celebrating the beauty of this majestic landscape in all its moods. Each section contained herein presents the Grand Canyon in all its glory, from the famous landmarks to the subtlest of intimate details.

Chasing the Light Grand Canyon by Adam Schallau

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Adam Schallau Photographer

Jim Wilson Author

United States

Yellowstone is at the heart of great wild land ecosystem that covers 28,000 square miles. The park includes 2.2 million acres of pristine northern Rocky Mountain landscape. Elevations range from about 5,200 feet to the 11,358- foot summit of Eagle Peak, but the elevation of the Central Plateau is about 8,000 feet. All of the classic elements of the wilderness park are here; high mountains, clear lakes and streams, dense forests, colorful vegetation, alpine meadows, canyons, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife. Here, too, are elements that constantly alter the appearance of the park- earthquakes, fire, erosion, geothermal activity. And, as a measure of true wildness, there are places and things that have yet to be seen by people- even the most adventurous among us. Dimensions: 7.8 x 7.8

This Is Yellowstone

George Robinson

By the 1890's, Grand Canyon was recognized as one of the America's most scenic wonders. Although Roosevelt established Grand Canyon National Monument by presidential proclamation, not until 1919 did Congress finally pass legislation to create Grand Canyon National Park. Grand Canyon is one-half eighteen miles wide,a mile deep, 277 river miles long- hardly begin to convey the awesome spectacle that is the Grand Canyon. the canyon is the epitome of the geologic forces at work on the Colorado Plateau. Dimensions: 7.8 x 7.8

This Is Grand Canyon

Stewart Aitchison

Tse biyintzis gaii, the space between the rocks, is the name some Dine (navajo) give for what white people call Monument Valley. The landscape of Monument Valley is internationally recognized but intimately known only by a few Dine who live there. The rock monuments are icons of a West which exists mostly in celluloid imagination, but they also define one of the most beautiful parts of Dinetah, Navajo Country. Dimensions: 7.8 x 7.8

This Is Monument Valley

Stewart Aitichison

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