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Colonial Comics, Vol IINew England: 1750-1775Jason Rodriguez, ed.PB, 8 x 8, 358 pp, $25.95978-1-938486-96-8

Powering ForwardWhat Every American Should Know About the Energy RevolutionBill Ritter, Jr. PB, 6.5 x 8.5, 288 pp, $19.95978-1-936218-21-9

Life in New YorkHow I Learned to Love Squeegee Men, Token Suckers, Trash Twisters, and Subway SharksLaura PedersenPB, 5.5 x 8.5, 200 pp, $15.95978-1-936218-15-8

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Contents New Titles...............................................................2 Recent & Recommended ....................................... 8 Fulcrum Graphic Novels........................................10 Keepers Series......................................................13

Children’s ............................................................... 14Culture & Lifestyle .................................................. 16Current Affairs & Politics ......................................... 18Environment & Nature ............................................. 20Gardening ............................................................... 22Health & Wellness ................................................... 24History ................................................................... 26Memoir & Fiction .................................................... 28Native American ..................................................... 30Outdoors & Travel ................................................... 32

Best-Selling Titles ................................................. 34

Recent Awards and Praise“It seemed like all the grownups in America despised comic books, but Baron didn’t care what people thought then, and he doesn’t care now. He’s always viewed comics as a valuable tool for ‘communicating history, and the history of people through art as well as words,’ he says today, as he approaches his 82nd birthday. At a time when most of his contemporaries are long retired, Baron’s Golden-based Fulcrum Publishing is enjoying a second, even third wind — as the creator of educational comics. Getting kids to read? That’s a job for a superhero”

—Denver Westword

Strange Fruit

“Still more thoughtful reflections come from Joel Christian Gill’s graphic novel Strange Fruit: Uncelebrated Narratives from Black History, which unpacks its power through drawings and pointed text that chronicle the trials and triumphs of black Americans who struggled against prejudice more than a century ago. At a moment when racial inequities have ignited this nation, Mr. Gill offers direction for the road ahead from the road behind.”

—The New York Times

Life in New York

“The prolific author and playwright Laura Pedersen parcels her stream of consciousness into wily and witty essays in Life in New York: How I Learned to Love Squeegee Men, Token Suckers, Trash Twisters and Subway Sharks (Fulcrum).”

—The New York Times

March 2016

Political Science | Public Policy

Trade Paperback Original

PB, 6 x 9, 350 pp, $17.95

978-1-936218-21-9

Powering ForwardWhat Every American Should Know About the Energy RevolutionBill Ritter, Jr.

Written in partnership with the Center for a New Energy Economy

A historic energy revolution is underway in the United States. Wind, sunlight, and other sustain-able resources are now the fastest growing sources of energy in the U.S. and worldwide. American families are installing power plants on their roofs and entire commu-nities are switching to 100 perent-renewable energy. The urgent need to prevent climate change is caus-ing people around the planet to question their reliance on carbon-intensive oil, coal, and natural gas. Author Bill Ritter Jr., the 41st governor of Colorado and one of America’s key thought leaders on this topic, discusses the forces behind the energy revolution, the new ways we must think about energy, and the future of fossil and renewable fuels. It is

an essential read for any who want to understand one of history’s biggest challenges to peace, pros-perity, and security in the United States.

Bill Ritter was elected Colorado's 41st governor in 2006, and dur-ing his four-year term, Ritter established Colorado as a national and international leader in clean energy, by building a new energy economy. He is the founder and director of the Center for the New Energy Economy (CNEE) at Colo-rado State University and lives in Denver with his wife and four children.

Twitter: @cnee_csuFacebook:facebook.com/

Center-for-the-New-Energy-Economy/

New Titles

Also of Interest

How the West Was WarmedResponding to Climate Change in the RockiesBeth Conover, ed.

PB, 6 x 9, 320 pp, $17.95

978-1-936218-02-8

2 800-992-2908 | www.fulcrumbooks.com

Life in New YorkHow I Learned to Love Squeegee Men, Token Suckers, Trash Twisters, and Subway Sharks Laura Pedersen

“For longtime New Yorkers who remember Times Square before the Disney invasion, Life in New York is a very funny walk down memory lane.” —Woman Around Town

New Yorkers are as diverse as the city they so colorfully inhabit, cautious but generous, brash but welcoming. Both are captured through the come-dic eye of Laura Pedersen. The author of bestseller Play Money, Pedersen serves up a hilarious memoir about three decades of city life. Pedersen experiences her adopted city in the best and worst of times while becoming the youngest person to have a seat on the stock exchange, per-forming stand-up comedy, and writing a column in The New York Times.

Enjoy an uproarious romp through the past as the city emerges as the modern metrop-olis we know today.

Laura Pedersen is a former New York Times columnist, the author of fifteen books includ-ing the award-winning humor-ous memoir Buffalo Gal, and a playwright. She has appeared on Oprah and David Letter-man, performed stand-up at the Improv, and writes for several well-known comedians. Her award-winning play The Bright-ness of Heaven ran at New York’s Cherry Lane Theatre in 2014. More information is available at www.LauraPedersenBooks.com.

Twitter: @LPedersenWriter Facebook:facebook.com/Laura

Pedersen Writer

July 2015

Memoir | Humor


PB, 5.5 x 8.5, 200 pp, $15.95

978-1-936218-15-8

Also of Interest

Buffalo UnboundA CelebrationLaura Pedersen

PB, 5.5 x 8.5, 216 pp, $16.00

978-1-55591-735-7

3800-992-2908 | www.fulcrumbooks.com

Brothers of the BuffaloA Novel of the Red River War Joseph Bruchac

An internationally acclaimed Native American storyteller and writer explores the battles of the Red River War from the perspec-tive of both a U.S. cavalryman and a Cheyenne warrior. In 1874, the U.S. Army sent troops to subdue and move the Native Americans of the southern plains to Indian reservations and this young adult novel chronicles the brief and brutal war that fol-lowed. Told from the viewpoint of two youths from opposite sides of the fight, Brothers of the Buffalo portrays the events surrounding this conflict in the Wild West.

Joseph Bruchac, coauthor of the lauded Keepers of the Earth series, is a nationally acclaimed Native American storyteller and writer who has authored more than 70 books of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry for adults and children. He lives in upstate New York.

Also of Interest

Bass ReevesTales of the Talented Tenth, Volume 1Joel Christian Gill

Ages 10+

PB, 8 x 10, 158pp, $25.95

978-1-938486-63-0

February 2016

Juvenile Fiction | Historical

Ages 12+


PB, 6 x 9, 392 pp, $16.95

978-1-938486-92-0


Also of Interest

Colonial ComicsNew England: 1620-1750Jason Rodriguez

Ages 12+PB, 8 x 8, 256 pp, $25.95978-1-938486-30-2

January 2017

Comics & Graphic Novels

Ages 10+


PB, 8 x 8, 358 pp, $25.95

Full color illustrations throughout

978-1-938486-96-8

Colonial Comics: New England: 1750–1775Edited by Jason Rodriguez

A massacre in Boston. A tea party. A shot heard around the world. But who was the first casu-alty of the massacre? How did the tea get to Boston Harbor? What was the Battle of Concord like for a Minute Man?

Colonial Comics: New England, 1750–1775 expands the frame of this infamous period of Ameri-can History. Unconventional characters come to life includ-ing grave-digging medical students, counterfeiters, female playwrights, instigators of civil disobedience, newspaper edi-tors, college students, rum trad-ers, freemen, and slaves. This second volume of the Colonial Comics trilogy is an artful look of what life was like in the Pre-Revolutionary period and illus-trates how the Revolutionary spirit spread to the common man and woman, one gorgeous comic

story at a time.

Jason Rodriguez is a writer and editor, whose books have been nominated for an Eisner Award and eight Harvey Awards. Jason lives in Arlington, Virginia with his wife and their two dogs, four cats, and a parrot. You can usu-ally find him on a street corner, staring out into the future. For more on Jason’s current and future projects, visit his website at jasonrodriguez.com.

Twitter: @JayRodriguez Tumblr: colonialcomics.tumblr.comFacebook:facebook.com/

Colonial-Comics


Telling Your StoryPreserve Your History Through StorytellingJerry Apps

Jerry Apps, renowned author and veteran storyteller, believes that storytelling is the key to maintaining our humanity, fostering connection, and pre-serving our common history. In Telling Your Story, he offers tips for people who are interested in telling their own stories. Read-ers will learn how Jerry Apps weaves together his stories, and gain valuable tips on how to turn their experiences into cherished tales. Along the way, readers will learn about the value of sto-rytelling and how this skill ties generations together, preserves local history, and much more.

Jerry Apps writes novels and nonfiction about the outdoors, country life, and rural living for adults and children. He was elected a Fellow in the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences Arts and Letters in 2012 and received the 2008 First Place Nature Writing Award from the Midwest Inde-pendent Publishers Association and the 2007 Major Achieve-ment Award from the Council for Wisconsin Writers. Jerry has taught storytelling workshops and classes for more than thirty years for the University of Wis-consin–Madison, The Clearing in Door County, and many other venues. For further information go to www.jerryapps.com.

Twitter: @jerryapFacebook:facebook.com/jerryapps

Also of Interest

Campfires and Loon CallsTravels in the Boundary WatersJerry Apps

PB, 5 x 8, 272 pp, $15.95

978-1-936218-07-3

June 2016

Autobiography | Personal Memoir


5.5 x 8.5, 200 pp, $16.95

978-1-938486-23-4


Rich People Behaving Badly Dick Kreck

Public respectability does not always translate into tidy private lives, and our interest in the bad behavior of the rich and famous will never be satisfied. Former Denver Post reporter Dick Kreck takes us back in Colorado's his-tory and shows us that the foibles of people—rich or poor—remain the same. Included are socialites such as Louise Sneed Hill, who created and ruled over Denver’s “Sacred 36” circle of society; Jane Tomberlin, who met and fell in love with a “prince” in an eleva-tor at the Brown Palace Hotel; Irene Nolan, who cavorted late into the night with her family priest; and prominent Denver clubman Courtland Dines, who was wounded during a frolic with two silent-screen stars in his Hol-lywood apartment.

Rich People Behaving Badly exposes the scandals, murders, infidelities, financial misdeeds, and just plain misbehavior from Colorado's past.

Dick Kreck retired from the Denver Post after thirty-eight years as an editor and columnist. He previously worked at The San Francisco Examiner and the Los Angeles Times. He is the author of six other books, including Mur-der at the Brown Palace: A True Story of Seduction and Betrayal and Smaldone: The Untold Story of an American Crime Family. He lives in Denver, Colorado.

August 2016

True Crime | History


PB, 6 x 9, 200 pp, $16.95

B&W Photographs

978-1-936218-23-3

Also of Interest

SmaldoneThe Untold Story of an American Crime FamilyDick Kreck

PB, 5.5 x 8.5, 296 pp, $16.95

978-1-55591-706-7


Ancient WyomingA Dozen Lost Worlds Based on the Geology of the Bighorn BasinKirk Johnson and Will Clyde Science | Earth Sciences, Trade Paperback Original

PB, 11 x 8.5, 64 pp, $15.95, Full color illustrations

978-1-936218-17-2

A look at how the geology, environment, and landscape of Wyoming changed over the millennia.

Recent & Recommended

Water Runs Through This BookWritten by Nancy Bo Flood Photographs by Jan SonnemairJuvenile Nonfiction | Science & Nature, Ages 8+

Trademark Paperback Original

PB, 7 x 9, 64 pp, $19.95, Full color photographs throughout

978-1-936218-13-4

Through photographs, verse, and narration, this book celebrates the most essential ingredient to life: water.

Captive of Friendly CoveBased on the Secret Journals of John JewittRebecca Goldfield and Mike ShortComics & Graphic Novels | Historical Fiction, Ages 12+

Trademark Paperback Original

PB, 7.5 x 11, 168 pp, $25.95, Full color illustrations throughout

978-1-936218-11-0

An artful and adenturorus recollection of the true story of one man's capture and captivity.


Mountains of the Heart A Natural History of the Appalachians, 20th Anniversay EditionScott Weidensaul Nature | HistoryTrade Paperback OriginalPB, 6 x 9, 336 pp, $17.95978-1-938486-88-3

Part natural history, part poetry, Mountains of the Heart is full of hidden gems and less traveled parts of the Appalachian Mountains.

Wilderness and the Common Good A New Ethic of CitizenshipDr. Jo ArneyPolitical Science | Public Policy


PB, 4.5 x 7, 112 pp, $15.95

978-1-936218-19-6

Weaving in her own personal narratives, Dr. Arney shows that wild areas are not only important for the biodiversity that they safeguard but are also essential for the common good of our society.

Creepy Crawlies, Second EditionMore Than 100 Hands-On Science Experiments for ChildrenSally Kneidel Education | Science, Ages 10–14


PB, 8.5 x 11, 240 pp, $24.95, B&W Photos/Illustrations Throughout

978-1-938486-32-6

From monarch butterf lies to hissing cockroaches, Creepy Crawlies shows teachers and parents how to use bugs, insects, and critters to teach children the five steps of the scientific method.


Colonial ComicsNew England: 1620–1750Jason Rodriguez, ed.

Ages 10+

PB, 8 x 8, 208 pp, $25.95

978-1-938486-30-2

Nominated as a Great Graphic Novel for Teens by theYoung Adult Library Services Association

Fulcrum Graphic Novels: History Drawn to Life

District ComicsAn Unconventional History of Washington, DCMatt Dembicki, ed.

Ages 10+

PB, 8 x 8, 256 pp, $24.95

978-1-55591-751-7

“While it maintains a disciplined focus on Washington, D.C., it really presents a far-ranging cultural and political portrait of an entire nation.” —School Library Journal

Colonial Comics, Volume IINew England: 1750–1775Jason Rodriguez, ed.

Ages 10+

PB, 8 x 8, 358 pp, $25.95

978-1-938486-96-8

Coming Fall 2016!


Bass ReevesTales of the Talented Tenth, Volume 1Joel C. Gill

Ages 10+

PB, 8 x 10, 158 pp, $25.95

978-1-938486-63-0

"Gill's graphic novel series is a tool with which to discuss African Americns, social justice, and a shared history."

— The Philadelphia Tribune

Fulcrum Graphic Novels: History Drawn to Life

Strange FruitUncelebrated Narratives from Black HistoryJoel C. Gill

Foreword by Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

Ages 12+

PB, 8 x 10, 176 pp, $23.95

978-1-938486-29-6

Chosen by The New York Times as one of the “9 Books That Would Make Great Gifts”

Bessie StringfieldTales of the Talented Tenth, Volume 2Joel C. Gill

Ages 10+

PB, 8 x 10, 120 pp, $25.95

978-1-938486-94-4

Coming Fall 2016!


Wild OceanSharks, Whales, Rays, and Other Endangered Sea CreaturesMatt Dembicki, ed.

Ages 10+

PB, 8 x 8, 156 pp, $19.95

978-1-938486-38-8

Nominated for the Harvey Award for Best Anthology

Nominated for a Cybils Award for Best Young Adult Graphic Novel

Fulcrum Graphic Novels

TricksterNative American Tales, A Graphic CollectionMatt Dembicki, ed.

Ages 10+

PB, 8 x 8, 232 pp, $25.95

978-1-55591-724-1

“Accessible, entertaining, educational, inspiring, and a must-have for all col-lections.” —School Library Journal

Captive of Friendly CoveBased on the Secret Journals of John JewittRebecca Goldfield &

Mike Short, ed.

Ages 12+PB, 7.5 x 11, 168 pp, $25.95

978-1-936218-11-0

"I learned a lot about the Mowachaht from the early 19th century...That's as much due to Michael Short's images as to Jewitt and Goldfield's words. She gives life to the story and tells it in a clear and compelling way. [Mike Short is] aided by impressive inks from Matt Dembicki and a gorgeous color palette from Evan Keeling that brings to the page very nicely the beauty of the Pacific Northwest."

— Michael May's Adventure Blog


Bestselling Keepers Series Back in Stock! Keepers of the AnimalsNative American Stories and Wildlife Activities for ChildrenMichael J. Caduto and

Joseph Bruchac

PB, 8 x 10, 288 pp, $23.95

978-1-55591-386-1

Keepers of the EarthNative American Stories and Environmental Activities for ChildrenMichael J. Caduto and

Joseph Bruchac

PB, 8 x 10, 240 pp, $23.95

978-1-55591-385-4

Keepers of the NightNative American Stories and Nocturnal Activities for ChildrenMichael J. Caduto and

Joseph Bruchac

PB, 7 x 10, 168 pp, $19.95

978-1-55591-177-5

Keepers of LifeDiscovering Plants through Native American Storeis and Earth Activities for ChildrenMichael J. Caduto and

Joseph Bruchac

PB, 8 x 10, 288 pp, $23.95

978-1-55591-387-8

“Keepers of the Earth is a sensitive and well thought–out guide for helping children love and care for the Earth. I heartily recommend it as a resource for parents and teachers.”

—Joseph Cornell, author of Sharing Nature with Children and Listening to Nature

“Delight pervades [Keepers of Life], a delight that arises from the promise of discovery and expands to include the joy of increased awareness.” —The Bloomsbury Review


Children’s

America’s SeashoresGuide to Plants and AnimalsMarianne D. Wallace

Ages 8+

PB, 9 x 9, 48 pp, $11.95

978-1-55591-483-7

America’s MountainsGuide to Plants and AnimalsMarianne D. Wallace

Ages 8+

PB, 9 x 9, 48 pp, $11.95

978-1-55591-383-0

Breath of Wilderness The Life of Sigurd OlsonKristin Eggerling

Ages 9–12

PB, 7 x 9, 112pp, $12.95

978-1-938486-10-4

John MuirAmerica’s NaturalistThomas Locker

Ages 8–12

PB, 11 x 8.5, 32 pp, $12.95

978-1-55591-705-0

Letters from Hillside FarmJerry Apps

Ages 9–12

PB, 5 x 8, 160 pp, $12.95

978-1-55591-998-6

Mitten TreeWritten by Candace Christiansen,

Illustrated by Elaine Greenstein

Ages 3–6

PB, 10 x 8, 32 pp, $10.95

978-1-55591-733-3

Brothers of the BuffaloA Novel of the Red River WarJoseph Bruchac

Ages 12+

PB, 6 x 9, 392 pp, $16.95

978-1-938486-92-0


Rachel CarsonPreserving a Sense of WonderJoseph Bruchac and

Thomas Locker

Ages 4–10

PB, 11 x 8.5, 32 pp, $12.95

978-1-55591-695-4

Teaching Art with Books Kids LoveArt Elements, Appreciation, and Design with Award-Winning BooksDarcie Clark Frohardt

Ages 9–12

PB, 8.5 x 11, 192 pp, $19.95

978-1-55591-406-6

Earth Tales from around the WorldMichael J. Caduto

Ages 5–12

PB, 7 x 10, 208 pp, $27.95

978-1-55591-968-9

Flying with the Eagle, Racing the Great BearTales from Native North AmericaJoseph Bruchac

Ages 8–14

PB, 6 x 9, 144 pp, $12.95

978-1-55591-693-0

The Girl Who Married the MoonTales from Native North AmericaJoseph Bruchac and Gayle Ross

Ages 8–14

PB, 6 x 9, 128 pp, $9.95

978-1-55591-566-7

Sand to Stoneand Back AgainNancy Bo Flood

Photographs by Tony Kuyper

Ages 4+

PB, 8.5 x 8.5, 32 pp, $9.95

978-1-55591-657-2

A Civil War ScrapbookI Was There Too!History Colorado

Ages 9–12

PB, 11 x 8.5, 64 pp, $14.95

978-1-55591-668-8

Water Runs Through This BookNancy Bo Flood

Photographs by Jan

Sonnenmair

Ages 8+

PB, 7 x 9, 64 pp, $19.95

978-1-936218-13-4


Culture & Lifestyle

Rural Wit & WisdomTime-Honored Values

from the Heartland

Jerry Apps;

photographs by Steve Apps

PB, 8 x 6, 160 pp, $15.95

978-1-55591-601-5

In Search of the Lost FeminineDecoding the Myths that Radically Reshaped CivilizationCraig S. Barnes

PB, 7 x 9, 304 pp, $21.95

978-1-55591-489-9

Barn in the U.S.A.Bob Crittendon

PB, 9.5 x 9, 120 pp, $24.95

978-1-55591-560-5

Django Reinhardt and the Illustrated History of Gypsy JazzMichael Dregni

PB, 9 x 8.5, 208 pp, $25.00

978-1-933108-10-0


Old Fences, New NeighborsPeter R. Decker

PB, 6 x 8, 216 pp, $15.95

978-1-55591-569-8

Birthed from Scorched HeartsWomen Respond to WarMarijo Moore, ed.

PB, 6 x 9, 376 pp, $16.95

978-1-55591-665-7

Eating Up the Santa Fe TrailRecipes and Lore from the Old WestSamuel P. Arnold

PB, 8 x 10, 156 pp, $14.95

978-1-55591-291-8

A Road of Her OwnWomen’s Journeys in the WestMarlene Blessing, ed.

HC, 6 x 9, 256 pp, $24.95

978-1-55591-307-6

Follies of Science20th Century Visions of Our Fantastic FutureEric Dregni and Jonathan Dregni

PB, 9 x 8.5, 128 pp, $19.00

978-1-933108-09-4

Wisdom and the Well-Rounded LifeWhat Is a University?Peter Milward

PB, 6 x 7, 144 pp, $14.95

978-1-55591-651-0

Mock StarsIndie Comedy and the Dangerously FunnyJohn Wenzel

PB, 5.5 x 8.5, 320 pp, $16.00

978-1-933108-23-0

Road ShowArt Cars and the Museum of the StreetsEric Dregni and Ruthann Godollei

HC, 8 x 8, 152 pp, $22.95

978-1-933108-17-9


Current Affairs & Politics

Democracy at the CrossroadsPrinces, Peasants, Poets, and Presidents in the Struggle for (and against) the Rule of LawCraig S. Barnes

PB, 5.5 x 8.5, 272 pp, $15.95

978-1-55591-726-5

Power of the PeopleAmerica’s New Electricity ChoicesCarol Sue Tombari

HC, 4.5 x 7.5, 200 pp, $14.95

978-1-55591-626-8

How the West Was WarmedResponding to Climate Change in the RockiesBeth Conover, ed.

PB, 6 x 9, 320 pp, $17.95

978-1-936218-02-8

Rebuilding JusticeCivil Courts in Jeopardy and Why You Should CareRebecca Love Kourlis and

Dirk Olin

PB, 5.5 x 8.5, 256 pp, $16.95

978-1-55591-538-4

Brave New World of Healthcare RevisitedWhat Every American Needs to Know about our Healthcare CrisisRichard D. Lamm and Andy Sharma

PB, 6 x 9, 192 pp, $16.95

978-1-55591-854-5

Parting Shots from My Brittle BowReflections on American Politics and LifeEugene J. McCarthy

PB, 6 x 9, 160 pp, $12.95

978-1-55591-528-5

Powering ForwardWhat Every American Should Know about the Energy RevolutionGov. Bill Ritter

PB, 5.5 x 8.5, 250 pp, $17.95

978-1-936218-21-9


Junk NewsThe Failure of the Media in the 21st CenturyTom Fenton

HC, 4.5 x 7.5, 128 pp, $14.95

978-1-55591-669-5

Take Back Your GovernmentA Citizen’s Guide to Grassroots ChangeMorgan Carroll

PB, 8.5 x 11, 208 pp, $19.95

978-1-55591-445-5

The Legal UniverseObservations on the Foundations of American LawVine Deloria Jr. and David E.

Wilkins

PB, 6 x 9, 448 pp, $24.95

978-1-55591-361-8

Social Security and the Golden AgeAn Essay on the New American DemographicGeorge McGovern

PB, 4.5 x 7.25, 96 pp, $9.95

978-1-55591-589-6

No Higher Calling, No Greater ResponsibilityA Prosecutor Makes His CaseJohn W. Suthers

PB, 4.5 x 7.5, 182 pp, $19.95

978-1-55591-504-9

A Return to ValuesA Conservative Looks at His PartyBob Beauprez

PB, 5.5 x 8.5, 224 pp, $14.95

978-1-55591-679-4

The BlueprintHow the Democrats Won Colorado (and Why Republicans Everywhere Should Care)Adam Schrager and Rob Witwer

PB, 5 x 8, 280 pp, $16.95

978-1-936218-00-4

Wilderness and the Common Good A New Ethic of CitizenshipDr. Jo Arney

PB, 4.5 x 7.25, 112 pp, $16.95

978-1-936218-19-6


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Eocene Fish: There are several fish quarries near Kemmerer, WY, that allow you to dig and keep what you find. Check the phone book for options.

Cambrian Trilobites: There are several quarries west of Delta, UT, where you can dig trilobites for a fee. Check the local phone book for options.

Jurassic Dinosaurs: Digs are sponsored by theMuseum of Western Colorado, Grand Junction, CO. www.wcmuseum.org. Digs are also offered by the Wyoming Dinosaur Center, Thermopolis, WY. www.wyodino.org

Ice-Age Mammoths: You can dig at the Hot Springs Mammoth site through a program with Earthwatch, Hot Springs, SD. www.earthwatch.org/site/pp2.asp?c=dsJSK6PFJnH&b= 1147411

Eocene Insects: The Clare Quarry in Florissant, CO, offers the opportunity to split shale for insects during the summer months.

Cretaceous Plants: Get directions from the BLM officein Worland, WY, to find this site where you can dig your own Cretaceous plant fossils at Big Cedar Ridge southeast of town.

Eocene Leaves and Insects: One of the most popular public sites on BLM land is Douglas Pass, north of Fruita, CO.

Cretaceous Dinosaurs: You can dig in Montana with the Judith River Dinosaur Institute. www.montanadinosaurdigs.com

A Little Bit of Everything: The Western Interior Paleontology Society, based in Denver, offers a variety of field trips to their members every summer. www.wipsppc.com

best Actual Fossil Skeletons (Not Casts)

The Cretaceous Xiphactinus fish with a Gillicus fish in its belly at the Sternberg Museum of Natural History in Hays, KS. www.fhsu.edu/sternberg

The fighting mammoths, two bull Columbian mammoths with their tusks locked for eternity, at Fort Robinson State Park, NE.

www.trailside.unl.edu

The giant Green River garfish skeleton from Kemmerer, now on

display that the University of Wyoming Geological Museum

in Laramie, WY. www.uwyo.edu/geomuseum

The American cheetah (Miracinonyx ) skeleton from Natural Trap Cave, WY, now at the University of Kansas Natural History Museum, Lawrence, KS. www.nhm.ku.edu

The mummified Brachylophosaurus duckbill skeleton named Leonardo from the Judith River Formation, Judith River Dinosaur Field Station, Malta, MT. www.montanadinosaurdigs.com/foundation.htm

Tyrannosaurus rex Sue from the Hell Creek Formation near Faith, SD, now at the Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago. www.fieldmuseum.org

Dinohyus hollandi, the giant pig from Agate Fossil Beds, NE, now at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh. www.carnegiemnh.org

Dueling Allosaurus and Stegosaurus from Colorado at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. www.dmns.org

best Reconstructed Skeletons (Casts)

Seismosaurus at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science, Albuquerque, NM. www.nmnaturalhistory.org

Side-by-side giant sauropods Brachiosaurus and Supersaurus at the North American Museum of Ancient Life, Thanksgiving Point, UT. www.thanksgivingpoint.com/museum

Brachiosaurus from Grand Junction, now in the United Airlines Terminal at O’Hare Airport, Chicago.

The rearing Barosaurus sauropod standing on its hind legs and protecting its baby from an Allosaurus, from Dinosaur National Monument, now on display in the Teddy Roosevelt atrium of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. www.amnh.org

The graceful pair of Thalassomedon haningtoni plesiosaurs swimming in the atrium of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. www.dmns.org

The cast of Diplodocus carnegii dancing on a terrazzo geologic map of the Uinta Mountains in the lobby of the Utah Field House of Natural History State Park, Vernal, UT. http://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/field-house

best Western Paleo Web Sites

Paleoportal Listings for all things paleo in each time period and every state. www.paleoportal.org

Paleobiology Database Lists thousands of fossil sites and the fossils they contain. http://paleodb.org

Oceans of Kansas One-stop shopping for information about the Cretaceous Interior Seaway and its critters. www.oceansofkansas.com

Denver Museum of Nature & Science Check out the Green River Paleontology Project, Follow a Fossil, Ancient Denvers, Ancient Colorado, and the Cedar Mountain Project. www.dmns.org

Republic Fossil Flora An in-depth identification guide for the Eocene plant fossils from Republic, WA. http://websearch.burkemuseum.washington.edu/paleocollaborator

Ray Troll’s Web site Home of the Troll empire. www.trollart.com

University of California Museum of Paleontology The best overall paleontology Web site, with a superb module on the teaching of evolution. www.ucmp.berkeley.edu

Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument This site contains a very thorough illustrated database of the fossils of this late Eocene fossil lake bed. http://planning.nps.gov/flfo

The Montana Dinosaur Trail A group Web site for more than a dozen dinosaur museums in Montana. www.mtdinotrail.org

The Hairy Museum of Natural History Paleontology with a twist. www.hmnh.org

best Places to See the Rocks

Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, CO Great exposures of the Fountain, Lyons, Lykins, Morrison, and Dakota formations. www.gardenofthegods.com

Red Rocks Park, Denver Known mainly as a splendid concert venue, Red Rocks has great exposures of the Fountain, Lyons, and Lykins formations. www.redrocksonline.com

Monument Rocks, south of Oakley, KS One of the best places to see the fossil ooze from the bottom of the Cretaceous seaway.

Clarks Fork Canyon, west of Clark, WY The best, yet least known, place to see almost the entire geologic column in one place.

Badlands National Park, east of Rapid City, SD The White River badlands started yielding Eocene and Oligocene fossil mammals in the 1850s. www.nps.gov/badl

Makoshika State Park, Glendive, MT Cretaceous-Tertiary badlands of the Hell Creek and Fort Union formations.

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Medora, ND Badlands from nearly 8 million years after the time of dinosaurs. www.nps.gov/thro

The Book Cliffs, stretching from Grand Junction, CO, to Price, UT A huge stack of Cretaceous beaches and seafloors.

Canyonlands National Park, near Moab, UT Endless vistas of Triassic and Jurassic strata. www.nps.gov/cany

Wind River Canyon, between Thermopolis and Shoshoni, WY A continuous exposure of Precambrian to Triassic strata. Keep driving to Worland and you’ll go all the way to the Eocene.

MuseuMs, Fossil sites, and More!

ColoRADoDenver Museum of Nature & Science, Denver

The home of Prehistoric Journey, a comprehensive exhibit about the history of life on Earth that features superb real fossils. www.dmns.org

Dinosaur Depot, Cañon City Run by the BLM, this little storefront museum interprets the Jurassic and Cretaceous dinosaurs of nearby Garden Park and Skyline Drive. www.dinosaurdepot.com

Dinosaur Journey, FruitaGateway to the fossil sites of Colorado’s Western Slope, this museum regularly operates digs at nearby Rabbit Valley. www.dinosaurjourney.org

Dinosaur Ridge, Golden The easiest access for folks outside the region, this site has Cretaceous dinosaur tracks and Jurassic dinosaur tracks and bones in beautiful outcrops only 20 minutes west of downtown Denver. www.dinoridge.org

Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, Florissant

High in the Rockies, this site has huge petrified sequoia tree trunks and a small visitor’s center. www.nps.gov/flfo

Kremmling Ammonite Site, Kremmling

Giant ammonites were collected here, and their imprints can still be seen in concretions called birdbaths. Check in the BLM office in town for directions.

Morrison Natural History Museum, Morrison

Located within a stone’s throw of Arthur Lake’s 1877 discovery of the world’s first sauropod, this log cabin museum has lots of local dinosaur lore. www.mnhm.org

Petrified Wood Gas Station, LamarOriginally a gas station, now a storefront, this building of petrified wood was built in 1932.

Picketwire Track Site, near La JuntaManaged by the U.S. Forest Service in La Junta, the Picketwire track site is the most impressive Jurassic sauropod highway in the country.

Rabbit Valley Natural Area, just east of the Utah line on I-70

A quick stop where you can see a sauropod neck sticking out of the ground.

Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center, Woodland Park

Easily spotted by its steel palm trees, this surprising museum has Cretaceous marine reptiles from Kansas and Cretaceous dinosaurs from Montana and North Dakota. www.rmdrc.com

KANSASFick Fossil and History Museum, Oakley

Not your typical museum. Viola Fick used the Cretaceous marine fossils of Kansas to make art, and the surprising results are on display here.

The Keystone Gallery, near Scott CityChalk hunter Chuck Bonner has a small museum and fossil store in an old stone church on the prairie. www.keystonegallery.com

Sternburg Museum of Natural History, HaysOne of the great secrets of Kansas, this museum holds a host of fantastic Cretaceous marine fossils collected

by the famous Sternburg fossil-finding family. www.fhsu.edu/sternberg

University of Kansas Natural History Museum, LawrenceNearly lost on the east side of the state, this

museum has a superb collection of the mammals from Wyoming’s Natural Trap Cave. www.nhm.ku.edu

NebRASKAAgate Springs Fossil Beds, near HarrisonHome of Dinohyus, the terror pig, hundreds of

Menoceras rhinoceroses, and Daemonelix, the devil’s corkscrew.

Ashfall Fossil Beds State Park, RoyalFive kinds of fossil horses, three kinds of camels, and a lot of fossil rhinos. http://ashfall.unl.edu

University of Nebraska State Museum, LincolnBest place to see a variety of mammoths, mastodons, and gomphotheres. Also known for giant camels. www-museum.unl.edu

Toadstool Park, north of Fort RobinsonKnown for its abundance of fossil turtles. http://csc.edu/geoscience/toadstool

Trailside Museum of Natural History at Fort Robinson State Park, east of Crawford

A display of two mammoth skeletons with their tusks locked in eternal combat. www.trailside.unl.edu

Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area and Nature Center, south of Gering

This is near the site where Loren Eisley found the innocent assassins, two saber-tooth cats locked in mortal embrace.

WyomiNgBone Cabin, east of Medicine Bow

Privately owned and rarely open, this iconic roadside attraction is still worth a stop. www.medicinebow.org/fossilcabin.htm

Fossil Buttes National Monument, west of Kemmerer

Home to most of the world’s fossil fish. www2.nature.nps.gov/geology/parks/fobu

Glenrock Paleontological Museum, Glenrock

Fossils from the nearby Lance Formation. www.paleon.org

Greybull Museum, GreybullThe best place to see giant ammonites from the Cretaceous Seaway.

Petrified Forests in the Lamar Valley, Yellowstone National Park

You can hike up to the standing trees or simply scan the stacked forests with your binoculars from the road.

Red Gulch Track Site, south of GreybullAn amazing sheet of Jurassic dinosaur footprints in the Sundance Formation.

Sheridan College Geology MuseumFossils from the Morrison, Cloverly,

Willwood, Lance, Hell Creek, and Wasatch formations of

Wyoming. www.sheridan.edu/

discover/museum.htm

Tate Geological Museum, on the

campus of Casper College, Casper Cretaceous marine reptiles, White River Formation mammals, and a great overview of Wyoming fossils. www.caspercollege.edu/community/campus/tate /index.html

University of Wyoming Geological Museum, Laramie

A huge Apatosaurus skeleton and a massive Green River garfish are the highlights of this classic old museum. www.uwyo.edu/geomuseum

Washakie Museum, WorlandSee bones from the nearby Colby mammoth kill (including the only known Folsom-point-butchered camel), mammals from the Willwood Formation, and plants from the Cretaceous Big Cedar Ridge site. www.washakiemuseum.com

Western Wyoming Community College Museum, Rock Springs

A local welder turned dinosaur mounter has created an excellent display that includes cast skeletons of Tyrannosaurus rex, Stegosaurus, Thalassomedon, as well as some great Green River fossils and a giant Cretaceous Xiphactinus fish.

Wyoming Dinosaur Center, ThermopolisA big-box museum that has the only Archaeopteryx in North America, a 106-foot-long mount of Jimbo the Supersaurus from Oren Junction, and a host of

Jurassic and Cretaceous fossils from North America and Europe. www.wyodino.org

South DAKotABlack Hills Institute of Geological Research, Hill City

The best place to see Cretaceous ammonites and dinosaurs from the Hell Creek Formation. www.bhigr.com

The Journey Museum, Rapid CityThe place to learn about the geologic history of the Black Hills. www.thejourneymuseum.com

The Mammoth Site, Hot SpringsA whole herd of teenaged mammoths are preserved in a fossil sinkhole in the middle of town. www.mammothsite.com

Petrified Wood Park, Lemmon A phantasmagorical world of petrified wood sculptures, buildings, and concretions. www.lemmonsd.com/petrefied.html

South Dakota School of Mines Museum, Rapid City

A classic old-style museum loaded with Eocene-Oligocene mammals, Cretaceous marine reptiles, and other fossil treasures from South Dakota. http://museum.sdsmt.edu

Timber Lake and Area Museum, Timber LakeLocal Cretaceous ammonites from the Fox Hills Sandstone and dinosaurs from the Hell Creek Formation. www.timberlakehistory.org

Wall Drug, WallThe most widely advertised rock shop in the American West. www.walldrug.com

moNtANACarter County Museum, Ekalaka

A classic building made of petrified wood contains the prettiest Triceratops skull ever collected as well as a whole Anatotitan skeleton. www.cartercountymuseum-ekalaka.org

Dinosaur Field Station, MaltaLocation of Leonardo, the amazing Brachylophosaurus mummy.

www.montanadinosaurdigs.com/ foundation.htm

Fort Peck Interpretive Center & Museum, Fort PeckHome of the Peck’s Rex, a Tyrannosaurus. www.fortpeckpaleo.com

Garfield County Museum, JordanThis museum is near the type section of the Hell Creek Formation.

Makoshika Dinosaur Museum, GlendiveDinosaurs from the Hell Creek Formation. www.makoshika.com

Museum of the Rockies, BozemanHome of Jack Horner and a large and growing collection of Jurassic and Cretaceous dinosaurs from Montana and Wyoming. www.museumoftherockies.org

Old Trail Museum, ChoteauDinosaurs from the Cretaceous Two Medicine Formation.

Phillips County Museum, MaltaHome of Elvis the Brachylophosaurus. www.montanadinosaurdigs.com/museum

Rudyard Depot Museum, RudyardThe featured dinosaur here is “Old Sorehead,” a fully articulated Gryosaurus. www.rudyardmuseum.com

Two Medicine Dinosaur Center, Bynumwww.tmdinosaur.org

Upper Musselshell Museum, HarlowtonHome of Avaceratops. www.harlowtonmuseum.com

NoRth DAKotADakota Dinosaur Museum, Dickinson

Dinosaurs from the Hell Creek Formation. www.dakotadino.com

North Dakota Heritage Center, BismarckHell Creek, Pierre Shale, and Fort Union fossils. www.nd.gov/hist/hcenter.htm

Pioneer Trails Regional Museum, BowmanFossils from the Pierre Shale, Hell Creek, Fort Union, and White River formations. www.ptrm.org

utAhBrigham Young University Earth Science Museum, Provo

Skeleton of the Jurassic killer Torvosaurus. http://cpms.byu.edu/ESM/index.html

Cleveland-Lloyd Quarry, ClevelandThe death bed of more than 50 Allosaurus, one of the more enigmatic predator traps known. www.blm.gov/utah/price/quarry.htm

College of Eastern Utah Museum, PriceJurassic and Early Cretaceous dinosaurs, including the original Utahraptor and well as one great mammoth. http://museum.ceu.edu

The Dinosaur Museum, BlandingLots of dinosaur memorabilia, and one very fine mummy of a hadrosaur tail. www.dinosaur-museum.org

Dinosaur National Park, Jensen (administration in Dinosaur, Colorado)

One of the greatest displays of dinosaur bones in the matrix anywhere in the world, this exhibit has been closed to the public due to a faulty foundation. www.nps.gov/dino

George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park and Elizabeth Dee Shaw Stewart

Dinosaur Museum, OgdenThe best place to come face-to-face with fleshed-out dinosaurs in their natural Utah habitat. www.dinosaurpark.org

Lin Ottinger’s Rock Shop, Moab The quintessential American rock shop.

North American Museum of Ancient Life, Thanksgiving PointA giant museum with dozens of skeletons, including some of the largest mounts in North America.

www.thanksgivingpoint.com/museum

St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm, St. George

Recently discovered middle Jurassic dinosaur footprints. www.sgcity.org/dinotrax/indexmain.php

Utah Field House of Natural History State Museum, Vernal

Jurassic dinosaurs and Eocene mammals and leaves. http://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/field-house

Utah Museum of Natural History, Salt Lake City

Classic university museum in the process of building a new facility. www.umnh.utah.edu

iDAhoHagerman Fossil Beds, Twin Falls

Home to many Pliocene horses and a rich mammal fauna. www.nps.gov/hafo

Idaho Museum of Natural History, on the campus of Idaho State University, Pocatello

Home of Helicoprion, the whorl-toothed shark. http://imnh.isu.edu

NeW mexiCoFolsom Museum, Folsom

Old-style museum in the town that produced the Folsom point and the first evidence of Ice Age hunters.

Ghost Ranch Visitor’s Center, AbiquiuHome of Coelophysis and other critters from the Triassic Chinle Formation. www.ghostranch.org

New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science, Albuquerque

Great Triassic and Cretaceous dinosaurs. www.nmnaturalhistory.org

WAShiNgtoNBlue Lake Rhino, Blue Lake

A Miocene Menoceras buried alive by lava. Now a cave rather than a skeleton, this is one fossil that you can crawl into.

The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, Seattle

Fossil whales and snails from the Oligocene and Miocene of the Olympic Peninsula. www.washington.edu/burkemuseum

Ginkgo State Park, VantageMiocene petrified logs buried in lava.

Stonerose Interpretive Center, Republic

Eocene fossil lake beds containing plants, insects, and fish. You can dig your own and keep three here. www.ferrycounty.com/stonerose

ARizoNAPetrified Forest National Monument, near Winslow

Badlands, logs, and a host of Triassic animals from the multicolored Chinle Formation. www.nps.gov/pefo

NevADABerlin-Ichthyosaur State Park, Austin

More than 40 giant Shonisaurus ichthyosaurs are preserved in this park. http://parks.nv.gov/bi.htm

oRegoNJohn Day Fossil Beds National Monument

Three field sites and a museum make this one of the most fossily of the national monuments. www.nps.gov/joda

rules oF the roadFinding fossils is fun, but it’s important that you follow the rules if you want to collect them. For private property, always get permission from the landowner before you start to look for fossils. For state land (this includes a lot of road cuts and parks), check with the state archaeologist (sadly, most states don’t have a state paleontologist) before you go, since rules vary from state to state. On Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land, you can collect reasonable amounts of plant and invertebrate fossils for personal, noncommercial use, but you can’t collect bones, teeth, or skeletons without a professional permit. Check in at local BLM offices for additional rules and recommendations. The U.S. Forest Service has similar regulations, so check with local ranger stations to get specific details. Collecting is forbidden in National Parks.

Some museums and fossil clubs organize fossil digs (see the list below). This is a good way to learn the rules of the road and get your questions answered. But no matter where you are or who you’re with, if you find something really cool, contact a paleontologist.

stuff Your Mom and dr. Johnson Would Want You to bring on Your Fossil digFood and LOTS of water

Sensible shoes for hiking long distances

Sunscreen, hat, and work gloves

Toilet paper (Not just for roadside emergencies! It’s the best thing for wrapping delicate fossils.)

Small sledgehammer for busting open concretions

Handheld GPS device to record the location of your finds

Rock hammer, shovels, crowbar (for prying rock layers apart). For the truly serious, a pickax.

top-10 signs that You suffer from paleonerd syndrome (pns)10 You own at least one dinosaur T-shirt.

9 You bought a dinosaur toy for yourself after the age of 15.

8 You can’t look at a bird without thinking, “Hmmm, so that’s what a dinosaur looks like.”

7 You’d stand in line tomorrow for Jurassic Park IV.

6 Road cuts make you salivate.

5 Rock hammers: 3; regular hammers: 0.

4 All of your summers are planned around fossil-hunting trips.

3 You compulsively whack every nodule you see in your lifelong quest to find the perfect ammonite.

2 You know precisely where and how you want to be buried so you’ll make a good fossil.

1 You bought this map.

Ray Troll & Kirk Johnson’s Cruisin’ the fossil freewayThe U lT imaTe P R e h i sTo R i c R oa d maP To The B e sT o f Th e ame R i c an WesT

The American West is the world’s finest fossil field. The mountains, badlands, canyons, deserts, and road cuts of this region expose layered sedimentary rocks from every geological period. Each image on the map is based on an actual fossil find, and, just to make sure you’re paying attention, there’s a cheeseburger in every state. The lists below give you our recommendations for the best fossil museums, digs, Web sites, and parks to visit when you take your own paleo–road trip.

Cruisin’ the Fossil FreewayAn Epoch Tale of a Scientist and an Artist on the Ultimate 5,000-Mile Paleo Road TripKirk Johnson and Ray Troll

PB, 10 x 10, 208 pp, $29.95

978-1-55591-451-6

Cruisin’ the Fossil

Freeway Map

42" x 60", $19.95

978-1-55591-659-6

Available folded

InterpretationMaking a Difference on PurposeSam H. Ham

PB, 7 x 9, 320 pp, $60.00

978-1-55591-742-5

A Ditch in TimeThe City, the West, and Water

Patricia Nelson Limerick,

with Jason L. HansonPB, 6 x 9, 352 pp, $24.95

978-1-55591-366-3

Mountains of the Heart A Natural History of the Appalachians, 20th Anniversary EditionScott Weidensaul

PB, 6 x 9, 336 pp, $17.95

978-1-938486-88-3

Creepy Crawlies and the Scientific Method, Second EditionMore than 100 Hands on Science Experiments for ChildrenSally Kneidel

Ages 10–14

8.5 x 11, 240 pp, $24.95

978-1-938486-32-6

Breath of Wilderness The Life of Sigurd OlsonKristin Eggerling

Ages 9–12

PB, 7 x 9, 112 pp, $12.95

978-1-938486-10-4


Our WildernessAmerica’s Common GroundDoug Scott

PB, 9 x 9, 64 pp, $19.95

978-1-55591-641-1

The Guide to Colorado MammalsMary Taylor Young

PB, 5 x 8, 288 pp, $26.95

978-1-55591-583-4

Prehistoric JourneyA History of Life on EarthKirk R. Johnson and

Richard K. Stucky

PB, 10 x 10, 144 pp, $29.95

978-1-55591-553-7

The Guide to Colorado Reptiles and AmphibiansMary Taylor Young

PB, 5 x 8, 176 pp, $26.95

978-1-55591-584-1

SerengetiThe Eternal BeginningBoyd Norton

HC, 10 x 9, 280 pp, $35.00

978-1-55591-593-3

Serengeti, Ltd. Ed.

HC, 10 x 9, 288 pp, faux-leather

bound and hand-numbered

$200.00

978-1-55591-191-4

No Trade Discount Available

EndangeredBiodiversity on the BrinkMitch Tobin

HC, 6 x 9, 480 pp, $27.95

978-1-55591-721-0

Ancient WyomingA Dozen Lost Worlds Based on the Geology of the Bighorn BasinKirk Johnson and Will Clyde

PB, 11 x 8.5, 64 pp, $15.95

978-1-936218-17-2

Ancient DenversScenes from the Past 300 Million Years of the Colorado Front RangeKirk Johnson and Robert G.

Raynolds

PB, 11 x 8.5, 32 pp, $12.95

978-1-55591-554-4


GardeningOrganic Gardener’s CompanionGrowing Vegetables in the WestJane Shellenberger

PB, 7 x 9, 224 pp, $24.95

978-1-55591-725-8

Passionate GardeningGood Advice for Challenging ClimatesLauren Springer and Rob Proctor

HC, 9.75 x 9.75, 336 pp, $34.95

978-1-55591-348-9

Gardens of Use & DelightUniting the Practical and Beautiful in an Integrated LandscapeJiggs and Jo Ann Gardner

PB, 7 x 10, 304 pp, $29.95

978-1-55591-324-3

Greenhouse Gardener’s Companion, Rev. Ed.Growing Food and Flowers in Your Greenhouse or SunspaceShane Smith

Illustrated by Marjorie Leggitt

PB, 7.5 x 9.25, 512 pp, $25.00

978-1-55591-450-9


Modern HomesteadGrow, Raise, CreateRenee Wilkinson

PB, 7 x 9.5, 208 pp, $26.95

978-1-55591-748-7

Green GiftsHow to Turn Flowers and Plants into Original and Lasting GiftsGill Dickinson

HC, 8.5 x 11, 128 pp, $19.95

978-1-55591-397-7

Grow Your Own PizzaGardening Plans and Recipes for KidsConstance Hardesty

Illustrated by Jeff McClung

PB, 6.5 x 8, 128 pp, $16.95

978-1-55591-398-4

Xeriscape HandbookA How-To Guide to Natural, Resource-Wise GardeningGayle Weinstein

PB, 8.5 x 10, 144 pp, $24.95

978-1-55591-346-5

Native Plants for High-Elevation Western Gardens, 2nd Ed.Jan Busco and Nancy R. Morin

PB, 7 x 9, 368 pp, $29.95

978-1-55591-740-1

The Zen of Gardening in the High and Arid WestTips, Tools, and TechniquesDavid Wann

PB, 6 x 9, 240 pp, $17.95

978-1-55591-457-8

Sex in Your GardenAngela Overy

PB, 9 x 9, 120 pp, $19.95

978-1-55591-335-9

The Undaunted Garden, 2nd Ed.Planting for Weather-Resilient BeautyLauren Springer Ogden

PB, 8.5 x 10, 304 pp, $34.95

978-1-55591-707-4


Health & Wellness

Parenting Your Premature Baby and ChildThe Emotional JourneyDeborah L. Davis, PhD,

and Mara Tesler Stein, PsyD

PB, 6 x 9, 928 pp, $29.95

978-1-55591-511-7

Stillbirth, Yet Still Born Grieving and Honoring Your Precious BabyDeborah L. Davis, PhD

PB, 5 x 6.5, 76 pp, $9.95

978-1-938486-33-3

Intensive ParentingSurviving the Emotional Journey through the NICUDeborah L. Davis, PhD, and

Mara Tesler Stein, PsyD

PB, 6 x 9, 320 pp, $19.95

978-1-55591-744-9

Empty Cradle, Broken Heart, Updated Ed.Surviving the Death of Your BabyDeborah L. Davis, PhD

PB, 6 x 9, 288 pp, $19.95

978-1-55591-302-1

Reassurance for parents who struggle with anger, guilt, and despair after a miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death.

“...there is comfort in these pages.” —Mothering magazine

“This gentle book fills a void often overlooked; how it feels to lose a baby during or shortly after pregnancy.” —Booklist


30 Days to Better HealthMichelle Theall

PB, 4.5 x 7.25, 80 pp, $9.95

978-1-55591-570-4

30 Days to Get Back in ShapeMichelle Theall

PB, 4.5 x 7.25, 88 pp, $9.95

978-1-55591-571-1

Pilates for the Outdoor AthleteLauri Ann Stricker

PB, 7.25 x 9.25, 256 pp, $27.95

978-1-55591-591-9

Hablando con mis Amigos de la Casa del Arbol Sobre el CancerPeter R. van Dernoot

Illust. by Gail Kohler Opsahl

PB, 8.5 x 11, 24 pp, $9.95

978-1-55591-648-0

Spanish Edition

Great Road Rides DenverA Contemporary GuidePeggy Edwards and

Mary Jane Sterne

PB, 5 x 8, 128 pp, $12.95

978-1-55591-737-1

Veggie RevolutionSmart Choices for a Healthy Body and a Healthy PlanetSally Kneidel, PhD, and

Sara Kate Kneidel

PB, 7 x 9.25, 256 pp, $16.95

978-1-55591-540-7

Talking with My Treehouse Friends about CancerPeter R. van Dernoot

Illust. by Gail Kohler Opsahl

PB, 8.5 x 11, 24 pp, $9.95

978-1-55591-630-5

Living with Loss, One Day at a TimeRachel Blythe Kodanz

PB, 5 x 7, 392pp, $15.95

978-1-938486-31-9


History

SmaldoneThe Untold Story of an American Crime FamilyDick Kreck

PB, 5.5 x 8.5, 296 pp, $16.95

978-1-55591-706-7

Anton WoodeThe Boy MurdererDick Kreck

PB, 5 x 8, 240 pp, $15.95

978-1-55591-578-0

Adventuring with BoldnessThe Triumph of the ExplorersBruce C. Paton

PB, 6 x 9, 264 pp, $14.95

978-1-55591-517-9

The Principled PoliticianGovernor Ralph Carr and the Fight against Japanese American InternmentAdam Schrager

PB, 6 x 9, 352 pp, $16.95

978-1-55591-729-6

Of Chiles, Cacti, and Fighting CocksNotes on the American WestFrederick Turner

PB, 6 x 9, 288 pp, $16.95

978-1-55591-486-8

Buffalo BillScout, Showman, VisionarySteve Friesen

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Buffalo UnboundA CelebrationLaura Pedersen

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Buffalo GalA MemoirLaura Pedersen

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978-1-55591-129-4

God Is Red, 30th Anniversary Ed.Vine Deloria Jr.

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The Navajo and the Animal PeopleNative American Traditional Ecological Knowledge and EthnozoologySteve Pavlik

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Red Earth, White LiesVine Deloria Jr.

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PB, 6 x 9, 352 pp, $19.95

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The Mitsitam Cafe CookbookRecipes from the Smithsonian National Museum of the American IndianRichard Hetzler

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Let Them PaddleComing of Age on the WaterAlan S. Kesselheim

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Under the Eagle’s WingGary Hart

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Women Artists of the WestJulie Danneberg

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Women Icons of the WestJulie Danneberg

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