Animal Tracks of the Northwest [Spiral bound]

Your quick guide to identifying animal tracks

When youre out and about, keep this tabbed booklet by Jonathan Poppele close at hand. Featuring more than 150 Northwestern mammals of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and northern California, the booklet is organized by group for quick and easy identification. Narrow your choices by group, and view just a few animal tracks at a timecreated to look just as they appear in nature! The pocket-sized format is much easier to use than laminated foldouts, and the tear-resistant pages help to make the book durable in the field.

Focusing on Northwest animal tracks, this tabbed booklet features detailed illustrations of animal tracks, created to look just as they appear in nature and organized by group, to help readers quickly and easily identify the animal tracks they see.Adventure Quick Guidesare portable, durable, tabbed booklets. Designed for ease of use, these 4.25 x 7.5 spiralbound guides help readers to quickly identify the things they see in nature: birds, animal tracks, fish, rocks and more. Species are conveniently organized by such user-friendly categories as color, shape or group. Readers open the tabs to the correct grouping, where every page features several full-color, professional-quality images, as well as short blurbs of text that provide the basic details needed for positive identification. At around 24 pages per booklet, each quick guide retails for less than $10.Adventure Quick Guidesare pocket-sized, so they are convenient to bring along on hikes and other outings, and they focus on specific regions within the United States.Jonathan Poppeleis a naturalist, author, and educator with wide-ranging interests. He earned a masters degree in Conservation Biology from the University of Minnesota, studying citizen science, environmental education and how to cultivate a personal relationship with the natural world. He has taught college level environmental studies, biology,l“2