Red Room Where the Writers Are

Three dozen women, most over 45, tell their stories and wisdom learned on the trail.

When a snowstorm sweeps the canyon during her search for a wounded mountain lion, BLM agent Jamaica Wild must take refuge in an old Indian School, where children were "Americanized" after

From simple ideas and suggestions to tuning into the energies of nature and experiencing the soul of the Earth, you'll find many Happy Ways to Heal the Earth. ...

Fully illustrated GPS ready walking guides from Discovery Walking Guides at www.walking.demon.co.uk Walk! The Alpujarras

A doe and her fawn walk through the woods on a summer evening.  As they move among the trees, the two discover a deep connection to their forest home that helps the mother heal ancient wounds and the

A full-color guide to 128 breeds of chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, and other fowl.

"As an Ioway Indian, [Lance Foster] is interested in the landscape as it was when his ancestor

Contributors Al Burt, Archie Carr, Susan Cerulean, (editor) Charles Fergus, Jan Godown, Paul N.

These paths less traveled include drives on ancient canopy roads that were once Native American footpaths, meanders onto preserved sea islands of towering dunes, climbs in the Florida red hills, vi

Linda Jo Hunter was terrified of bears, but she longed for the solitude of the wilderness.

Sandra inspires and guide us to live a healthy joyful life filled with abundance and peace for ourselves adn all of life.

A heart stone is one of nature's gifts. Heart stones are not rare or precious in the typical sense--a good scour of a beach with any stones at all will usually turn up one or two heart-shaped stones.

Beach stones--appealing to the eye, pleasurable to hold, fun to collect and free for the taking--are Earth

Both an art book and a botanical guide, Leaves & Pods reveals the splendor, complexity, and purpose of some of the most familiar objects in our natural world, combining aesthetic delight with

Seashells--from exotic tropical specimens and ancient fossils to the most commonplace clam--captivate with their beauty and inspire wonder about their origins.

Janet Lembke loves to garden.  But when she moved into her urban home in Virginia, she had only an eighth of an acre to work with: a small front yard and a small back yard.  How she traded a post

  "Along the Akamina Highway or Prince of Wales Hotel Above a chain of lakes or near Oil City Well Deep in Red Rock Canyon or under Cameron Falls

An enchanting fantasy picture book of thoughts, dreams and inspirations.

Features a new culturally diverse fairy on each page. Companion to Prairie Fairies DVD-Book.

John Laroche is a sharply handsome guy, in spite of the fact that he is missing all his teeth, has the posture of al dente spaghetti and the nervous intensity of someone who wins a lot of video gam

A bumper crop of the best writing by women on women and plants

From the Publisher Elephants swim gracefully underwater and use their trunks like snorkels. Hippos sink to the bottom and go to sleep. Walruses sing as they swim along, and so do whales.

From Booklist

A narrative history the Adirondack region of New York, from the glaciers to the subdividers.

A narrative history of Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket.  

My longest book of poems (144 pages), The Alchemy of Opposites contains all the poems that I wish to preserve written since 1992 to its publication in 2000. ...

Why is it that in the aftermath of a disaster- whether manmade or natural-people suddenly become altruistic, resourceful, and brave?

We buy more flowers a year than we do Big Macs, spending $6.2 billion annually. We use them to mark our most important events, to express sentiments that might otherwise go unsaid.

A fascinating exploration of the world underground and one of its most amazing denizens.