Get the kids involved learning about wild foods!This nice 24 page coloring book is amed at the younger children. Only the safest wild edible foods are represented, along with an animal local to the plant's habitat. The 10 full page line drawings have been done by Linda Runyon herself, and are accompanied by simple descriptions of the plants, how they are used & their Latin names.A thumbnail sketch of the opposite page is used to label the plants & animals.The back cover can be cut up into flashcards so identification games of your design can be played! Lots of fun for the younger child. Perfect bound with heavy cover, 24 pages.

Full of data, charts, nutritional breakdowns, and a poisonous look-alike section, this guide discusses how to identify, gather, prepare, store, and enjoy an endlessly nutritious and renewable resource of wild, edible plants.

Twenty-six whimsical images depict domestic and wild animals, including a contented cow and her calf, a frog and turtle resting on lily pads, as well as giraffes, lions, toucans, and other familiar creatures.

Find cute animals hidden within busy patterns, from the elephant in a sea of octopuses to the cat in a yard filled with snowmen. Color the completed puzzles for even more fun. Includes solutions.

This concise yet powerful field guide book contains maps and an introduction specific to the Middle East. Included are plant identification, simple but flavorful recipes, and food additives named in Arabic and Kurdish dialect. But most importantly, it contains invaluable plant identification for that area, so that feeding the world nutritionally becomes a simple matter of that identification. The ramifications of a free food source are staggering.

Coloring book includes 21 endangered and threatened plants and animals found in the Unites States such as the shortnose sturgeon, dwarf wedge mussel, Nashville crayfish, red-cockaded woodpecker, eastern indigo snake, Florida manatee, Monito gecko, Florida panther, green pincher plant, Mississippi sandhill crane, Ozark big-eared bat, leopard darter, Wyoming toad, black lace cactus, Attwater's great prairie chicken, desert tortoise, Valley Elderberry longhorn beetle, mission blue butterfly, Mauna Kea silversword, bald eagle and the grizzly bear.

Based on the author's more than twenty years of teaching experience, Genetics: A Conceptual Approach offers a fresh new way of introducing the major concepts and mechanics of genetics, focusing students on the big picture without overwhelming them with detail.

A book/CD-ROM primer for students, professionals, and managers in mapping science, for use in the classroom or as a self-teaching guide. Explains how GPS works, examines software and hardware options, and discusses theory and application in step-by-step and question-and- answer formats, with chapters on automated data collection, differential correction, integrating GPS data with ARC/INFO, and emerging trends. The accompanying disk contains data files for projects, ARC coverages, a program for integrating GPS data digitizer information from USGS topo quads, and answers to exercises. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

Felina the Florida panther loved growing up in her forest home--until the forest started to shrink. Learn whether Felina and the other forest animals adapt to the new human presence and what children can do to keep wild animals safe, happy, and healthy. Includes "For Creative Minds" section