nature study

A guide to observing and exploring the world of nature at your back door, with experiments and many suggestions for activities.

An overview of the natural history of the Appalachian Trail and of historical events related to the route, an imaginary hike up the trail, and a description of what can be seen and experienced along the way.

Uses colorful photographs to examine the patterns of different animals, including zebras and butterflies.

Explains how to observe and explore plants, animals, and their interactions in your own backyard.

Depicts the various creatures that make a cozy home in the author's old pile of wood.

Describes the different animals and plants one can see on a walk through the woods during the four seasons.

Text and suggested activities give the reader good reasons to be outside where nature uses a special language to talk to us.

Explains how to investigate the plant and animal life found in a small section of the woods.

A guide for the beginning naturalist explaining what to look for, how to interpret what we see, what to collect and how to collect it.

Describes a nature walk in rugged country, including preparation for the hike and various things to look for or try along the way.