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A Country So Full of Game
Iowa has been changed more than, perhaps, any other state. We can mourn the disappearance of the bison and mountain lion while we marvel at the recent success of the wild turkey and white-tailed deer. Listening to James Dinsmore tell the story of wildlife in Iowa can open a window onto the future as other areas of our planet are increasingly altered by humans.
Hiking Iowa
With nearly fifty featured trails, Iowa's verdant countryside is an excellent place for a hike, and this guide covers the state's varied terrain with a focus on the state parks and recreation areas.
Friendship
This interplay of photographs and letters reveals the deep recesses of life and death on the Maine island of Friendship, Long Island. Dinsmore, a writer, has pulled his roots from Connecticut and moved with his family to the island, where Devine, a New York photographer, summers with his own family. In Friendship, Devine's 64 palladium prints capture the visual drama and irony of the Maine landscape, while Dinsmore's long and rambling letters to Devine, crafted of love and wit, lively association and word play, reveal his extraordinary intelligence, unaffected humanity, and passion for the land and people of his island home. In his introduction to the book, Devine writes, Like fishermen, we worked the same water but set our own traps. This is our haul.
Iowa's Changing Wildlife
"This book tells the recent story of Iowa's wildlife from recovery and restoration to disappointing declines. During the pandemic, the number of visitors to state parks, wildlife areas, and other natural areas has increased greatly. For many, this is a new experience. This book will provide them with a reliable source of information about many of the animals that they are now seeing. Much has changed with Iowa's wildlife in the past 30 years. Some species like Canada goose, wild turkey, and white-tailed deer that once were rare in Iowa are now common, and others like sandhill crane, river otter, and trumpeter swan are becoming increasingly abundant. The goal of this book is to provide an up-...
Wildflowers of Iowa Woodlands
This classic of midwestern natural history is back in print with a new format and new photographs. Originally published in 1979, Wildflowers of Iowa Woodlands introduced many naturalists to the beauty and diversity of the native plants of the wooded communities that once covered more than 6 million acres of the state. Now redesigned with updated names and all-new images, this reliable field companion will introduce woodland wildflowers to a new generation of outdoor enthusiasts in the Upper Midwest. The species accounts are accompanied by brilliant full-page color photographs by Larry Stone, Thomas Rosburg, and Carl Kurtz. In clear, straightforward, and accessible prose, authors Sylvan Runke...
Wildlife Review
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Annual Report of the American Bible Society
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