outdoor recreation

Introduces readers to a wide range of careers in education associated with wilderness and wildlife management.

More than 100 hands-on activities and games that teach children the basics for safe, fun camping while showing them how to explore the natural world.

An 1890 manual of pasttimes which includes instructions for making kites, fishing poles, a blow gun, boats, and theatrical costumes, and for raising dogs, stuffing animals, stocking an aquarium, and camping.

Includes instructions for using everyday materials to make a variety of projects, such as windchimes, flying saucers, and a scarecrow. Also gives directions for some backyard games.

Shows how to prevent injuries and accidents during play and recreational activities by exercising greater care and being less reckless.

The author explains how he integrated a variety of nature experiences into his family's life, designing activities based on the developmental stages of his children, and offers suggestions for parents interested in incorporating similar activities into the lives of their children.

Explores outdoor-related occupations in eight major career areas, with interviews with professionals employed in these fields.

On cover: A book about gardening, stargazing, mountain climbing, and other pleasures of nature.