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This is an overview of streamwalking in Southeast Alaska intended for anyone who wants to put on a pair of boots and study the myriad lifeforms in our streams. You’ll find some biology here, and some chemistry, and some hydrology. Streams are incredibly complex systems; this book helps a budding naturalist take a first leap into the water.
Our laminated tri-fold guide to Streamwalking is the guide you’ll want in your pocket when you’re bushwacking in the Tongass. It covers a variety of common plants and animals of Southeast Alaskan streams and ponds. Top your waders all you want, it can take a dunk.
This book tells the constantly evolving story of geology in our region. It tracks how bedrock forms, how glaciers wax and wane, and how rivers and the sea shape our land. While the book offers a general introduction to bedrock and surficial geology, it also focuses in on regional geologic highlights. It is a must-have for nature enthusiasts in Southeast.
If you or someone on your gift list enjoys Juneau’s outdoors, this book is for you. It is packed with information for the hiker, hunter, or any student of the outdoors. Richard’s insightful text, full color maps, and dozens of recent and historic photographs explain the landforms, water features, and natural environments Juneau residents navigate every day. Dive in for a whole new understanding of the areas you love to explore, with one of Southeast Alaska’s foremost naturalists.
This laminated Discovery Guide helps you identify some commonly seen animals of Southeast Alaska’s rocky intertidal inside waters. It features an insightful layout, by tidepool depth. And it’s laminated in case the tide rises too fast. Go out and explore the tidepools!
Tracking has been a core activity in Discovery programs for years. This pocket guide provides tracking tips for common mammals and birds of Southeast, helping students, teachers, and budding naturalists read the signs of non-human inhabitants in the landscape.
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Our laminated tri-fold pocket guide on Flowers gives you information to identify common Southeast Alaskan flowers, and can handle a rainstorm…like July.
Grab a pair of binoculars and head outside with this pocket Discovery Guide. With hand drawn illustrations, this guide clearly identifies most of the birds you’re apt to see in Southeast, from the belted kingfisher to the marbled murrelet. And it’s laminated, in the off chance it rains.
There’s not even a box on this sticker, since it’s round. Slap it on your water bottle and hit the trail!
What better way to figure out where you’re heading than to wear a map? Choose from Downtown & Douglas or Valley & Out the Road.
Show your Discovery Southeast pride with our Tracks T-Shirt!
Mens/Unisex and Womens shirts are American Apparel 100% Cotton. Womens run small.
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