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This illustrated guidebook explores the ecosystem of the Mississippi River-its flora, fauna, and habitats-and the best places to explore it, state by state.

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"Whether you're an avid nature lover or newly discovering the world outside your door, you'll find information and inspiration in this beautifully illustrated pocket companion. Organized by season, its colorful pages are brimming with wondrous wildflowers and plants to discover as you wander, forage, and explore-from alder, foxglove, and fireweed to rosehip and mistletoe"--

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This friendly, practical guide includes everything you need to know to help wetland wildlife flourish outside your back door.

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From the world-famous couple who lived alongside a three-generation wolf pack, this book will fascinate animal and nature lovers alike.

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A New Statesman Book of the Year: The story of the one of the worlds most famous animals and its reintroduction to Yellowstone Park

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Lyrical and informative, steeped in poetry and folklore, The Wood inhabits the mind and touches the soul.

For four years John Lewis-Stempel managed Cockshutt wood, a particular wood - three and half acres of mixed woodland in south west Herefordshire - that stands as exemplar for all the small woods of England.

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WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY ROBERT MACFARLANE

During the Second World War, John Stewart Collis volunteered to leave his comfortable life as an academic to work on the land for the war effort.

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(Paperback)

THE WRONG KIND OF SNOW is the bestselling daily companion to the unpredictable British weather - a national phenomenon that obsesses us all.

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A rich and fascinating lifestory filled with forgotten plant-lore that has been passed through generations of one extraordinary family.

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Yet they also reflect their living community - how in our restless, accelerated modern world, we are losing our sense of connection to the dead.

Jean Sprackland - the prize-winning poet and author of Strands - travels back through her life, revisiting her once local graveyards.

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A dog's guide to life - how to be a kinder, compassionate, more mindful and wiser human.

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A highly irresistible debut that celebrates the universe in all its wondrous glory.

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First published in A Continuous Harmony in 1972, "Think Little" is cultural critic and agrarian Berry at his best: prescient about the dire environmental consequences of people's mentality of greed and exploitation, yet hopeful that they will recognize war and oppression and pollution not as separate issues, but aspects of the same.

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This addition to RP's "This Is a Book for People Who Love..." series is a joyful and informative celebration of birds and birding, including species profiles and innovative locations for spotting, from one of the co-founders of Black Birders Week.

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A light, airy alternative to monumental guidebooks, tailor-made for gifting, This Is a Book for People Who Love National Parks is a compulsively readable, charmingly illustrated introduction to the majesty of America's National Parks.

(Hardback)

In this rhyming, hilarious romp about a little-known facet of American history, Thomas Jefferson tries to disprove a French theory that those in the New World are puny, scrawny creatures by going in search of mammoth bones. Full color.

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An eye-opening book about our relationship with animals, written by an award-winning vet

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An eye-opening book about our relationship with animals, written by an award-winning vet

(Hardback)

This book is devoted to the 162 species of thrush, one of the most widespread and well-known families of birds in the world. Identification and distribution are fully covered and the description makes reference to all recognised races.