NATURE
LOCATION:
3 East Flaming
Gorge Way
Green River,
Wyoming
82935
Just blocks from
I-80 Exits 89 &
91
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Alpine Flowers Stickers | Flower lovers and nature enthusiasts will be delighted with this charming sticker collection. Selected from a rare 19th-centure botanical portfolio, 50 full-color illustrations depict a wide variety of alpine flowers in beautiful accurate detail. |
| Maggie Kate |
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Color the Wild Rockies |
From bobcats and bears to raccoons and rabbits, young locals and visitors alike will enjoy coloring the animals, birds, and butterflies of the Rocky Mountains. Brief descriptions of appearance, habitat and activities will enhance their observations and discoveries of the great outdoors. |
| Pruett Publishing |
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The Exploration Of The Colorado River And Its Canyons | On May 24, 1869, ten men in four boats pushed off at Green River, Wyoming. On August 30, six men in two boats down to their last ten pounds of moldy flour, fifteen pounds of dried and re-dried and re-dried apples and a few pounds of coffee, came out into open country at the mouth of the Virgin River - blackened, bearded, emaciated, in rags - and saw three Mormons and an Indian seining for fish in the shallows. This is a griping tale of the first trip down the Colorado River. |
| John Wesley Powell |
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Sagebrush
Country
A Wildflower Sanctuary |
Through color photographs and non-technical descriptions this field guide explores the elegance of the sagebrush steppe as expressed in the colorful spring and fall flowers and, more subtly, in the wondrous adaptations that enable plants to withstand the extremes so typical of this harsh environment. |
| Ronald J. Taylor |
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Wildflowers of
Wyoming |
Even with its craggy peaks and dusty plains, scorching sun and subzero temperatures, Wyoming's terrain and climate are not nearly as diverse as its wildflowers. From the rosy purple moss campion that blankets the state's treeless tundra to the lavender-flowered beardtongue found in roadside ditches across the plains, Wyoming's wildflowers brighten the Cowboy State's rugged and forbidding landscape. |
| Diantha
States and Jack States |
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envelope of seeds is packaged in a mailable postcard envelope.
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Flowers of Wyoming |
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Horses: A Spirit Unbroken |
Wild Horses exist in as diverse and hostile locations as the arid deserts of India and the remote sandbanks of Sable Island off the coast of Nova Scotia. This book traces their origins and explains how geographic history and crossbreeding have influenced their development and provided the variety of breeds that now exist worldwide. Excellent photography catches many of the breeds and their habitats in vivid color. |
| Elwyn Hartley Edwards |
