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The Nature Observer's Handbook: Learning to Appreciate Our Natural World
Essays discuss rocks, soils, wetlands, streams, lakes, seashores, farms, rangelands, forests, trails, roads, bridges, canals, yards, and gardens, and tell how to observe wildlife
253 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 1986
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November 2, 2019
An unusual, charming guide to slowing down to understand and appreciating your surroundings. John W. Brainerd takes you “Nature Touring” to explore nature’s patterns, people’s patterns, and outlines how to best record your journey. Although somewhat dated in it’s writing style, I couldn’t help but feel inspired as I followed along.
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