Join 50 fine-art photographers on a captivating tour of oregon's seven distinct regions. Size: 9 1/8" x 8 1/8".

Seals, sea stacks, whales, and whitewater—oregon has 360 miles of some of the most untamed coastline in the world. From north to south, more than 30 fine-art photographers capture its best attributes and outdoor activities. Sumptuous images include the towering sea stacks at cannon beach and bandon beach, sandstone formations at shore acres, the giant sinkhole thor's well, and barking sea lions at gold beach, where the wild rogue river meets the sea.

Size: 7 1/2" x 5 1/2".

Frates presents 91 full-color photographs of this picturesque region of America that abuts the immense Pacific Ocean. The images convey the coast's beauty and moods, with landscapes large and small, as well as a selection of images from the impressive Coast Range. Intense, bright-orange sunsets are counterbalanced by tranquil, pastel-colored sunrises and misty, evocative panoramas. The region's unique lighthouses provide a focal point throughout the book. Sea lions, wildflowers, and unique rock formations round out the offerings.

Stunning photography of Oregon's wine valley Showcases work from 25 fine-art photographers Author well known photographer in Oregon region -A beautifully packaged gift book for the region's residents and visitors -Photos solicited and curated by a local photographer who is active in the arts scene Stretching from Portland to Eugene in Oregon, the fertile Willamette Valley is known for its pinot noir wines, farms, festivals, and charming small towns. Twenty fine-art photographers offer a collection of exquisite images from tulip and dahlia festivals to sunflower fields, waterfalls, and cultural hotspots such as McMinnville. The scenes will remind residents of the richness of this region and inspire visitors to experience it firsthand.

Barbara Tricarico 112 pp | 116 color images | Hard Cover

Join more than 30 fine-art photographers on a tour of southern oregon's charming small towns, natural beauty, and thrilling outdoor activities. The umpqua valley's waterfalls, the emerald-blue illinois river, jacksonville's britt music festival, and world-class vineyards in the rogue and applegate valleys—southern oregon has something for everyone!

Size: 7 1/2" x 5 1/2".

From the brisk waters of Seattle to the earthy mushrooms of Portland, author Darrin Nordahl takes us on a journey to expand our palates with the local flavors of the beautiful Pacific Northwest. There are a multitude of indigenous fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, and seafood waiting to be rediscovered in the luscious PNW. Eating the Pacific Northwest looks at the unique foods that are indigenous to the region including salmon, truffles, and of course, geoduck, among others. Festivals featured include the Oregon Truffle Festival and Dungeness Crab and Seafood Festival, and there are recipes for every ingredient, including Buttermilk Fried Oysters and Nootka Roses and Salmonberries. Nordahl also discusses some of the larger agricultural, political, and ecological issues that prevent these wild, and arguably tastier foods, from reaching our table.

Hardbound

The updated textbook is presented in a regional format, discussing the history of Washington, Oregon and Idaho. The Pacific Northwest: Past, Present and Future, 5th Edition - Textbook, emphasizes the major geologic events, geographic aspects, historical trends, demographic patterns, cultural diversity, governmental organization, socioeconomic development, recreational opportunities, and environmental concerns for the Pacific Northwest region.

This textbook clearly fulfills the academic content and mandated requirements for high school graduation. It exceeds Washington's rigorous K-12 Social Studies EALR standards and benchmarks for Certificate of Mastery. Likewise this text meets the statewide adoption standards for Oregon and Idaho. Each chapter begins with a two-page format that emphasizes important items germane to the chapter: Current Issues Update, Keys to Understanding, and an Overview.

The book contains informative charts, detailed maps, special topic vignettes, biographical sketches, complete timelines, historic paintings, archival photos, 3-D graphs, and more than 400 vivid color photos of the Pacific Northwest. Also included for the student's educational benefit are challenging student activities, a comprehensive index, and an informative glossary of terms and key concepts.  

Product Details  

• Product:  Book (Textbook/Student Edition)
• Title:  The Pacific Northwest: Past, Present and Future, 5th Edition - Textbook
• Author:  Dale A. Lambert
• ISBN 10:  0-939688-38-7
• ISBN 13:  978-0-939688-38-8
• Publisher:  Directed Media Inc.
• Publication Date:  2006
• Edition:  Fifth
• Printed:  United States of America
• Material:  Hardbound Book
• Size:  8.75" (w) x 11.25" (h) x 1.13" (d)
• Weight:  3.9 lbs.
• Format:  Color with Black and White Photographs
• Number of Pages:  512 Pages; 6 Units and 22 Chapters
• Age Level:  Secondary (7th-12th Grade)  

   

Other Books by Dustin Clark

• Washington: A State of Contrasts (2nd edition)
• Washington: A State of Contrasts - Teachers Manual (2nd edition)
• The Pacific Northwest: Past, Present and Future - IRP/Manual (5th edition)

Other Books by Dale Lambert  

• Washington: Past and Present (1st edition)
• Washington: Past and Present - Teachers Manual (1st edition)
• Washington: A State of Contrasts (1st and 2nd editions)
• Washington: A State of Contrasts - Teachers Manual (1st and 2nd editions)
• The Pacific Northwest: Past, Present and Future (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th editions)
• The Pacific Northwest: Past, Present and Future - IRP/Manual (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th editions) 

Introduce children to nature in the Midwest through fun activities and hands-on science projects. With 12 states, four distinct seasons, and a wide range of habitats, plants, and animals, the Midwest is a wonderful region for getting outside and discovering nature. There is so much to see and appreciate—even in your backyard or at a nearby park. Teach your children to love and protect the great outdoors. This workbook by naturalist Brett Ortler features more than 20 simple, fun introductions to astronomy, birds, geology, and more. Plus, over a dozen activities help kids to make hypotheses, experiment, and observe. The 19 hands-on science projects—such as raising native caterpillars, making mushroom spore prints, and attracting moths with an ultraviolet light—put students in control of their own learning! You never know what your children will uncover in their outdoor classroom. Every day is a little treasure hunt.
Weight: 12.8 ounces.