outdoor life

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.

Presents a collection of letters written by Theodore Roosevelt.

Profiles thirty-three careers in the agriculture and nature industries, with a career description, education and training requirements, salary range, and employment outlook for each position.

Collection of twelve stories written by sports humorist Pat McManus specifically for middle grade and young adult readers, telling of his adventures as a boy in the mountains of Idaho.

The author chronicles the lives of various people of Haines, Alaska, a small obscure village about ninety miles north of Juneau, and describes native Tlingit Indians, fishermen, gold miners, and other interesting characters.

Presents a guide to surviving in the wilderness, explaining how to find and prepare plant and animal food, light fires, find or make shelter, stay orientated, avoid trouble, and respond to emergency situations.

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

A collection of animal facts and summer activities including craft projects and nature discussions.

Second grader Owen Foote is looking forward to spending time with his friend Joseph in their tree fort, until some bullies visiting his neighbor, Mrs. Gold, threaten to wreck the fort.