Explorations From The Comfort of Your Arm Chair
In addition to presentations on the World Wide Web at the Web Mill, you
can explore the national parks through the books, maps, art prints,
notecards, games, and videotapes published by the Sequoia Natural History
Association. For a free list of these items, ask at a visitor
center, or write to:
Sequoia Natural History Association
Ash Mountain Box 10
Three Rivers, CA 93271,
or call 209-565-3758. Here is a select list of books:
- Arno, Stephen. Discovering Sierra Trees. 1973.
- Dilsaver, Lary M. and William C. Tweed. Challenge of the Big Tree. 1990.
- Elsasser, A.D. Indians of Sequoia and Kings Canyon. 1988.
- Grater, Russell. Discovering Sierra Mammals. 1978.
- Harvey, H.T. and others. The Giant Sequoia. 1981.
- Hill, Mary. Geology of the Sierra Nevada. 1975.
- Oberhansley, Frank. Crystal Cave. 1984.
- Palmer, John. In Pictures, Sequoia and Kings Canyon: The Continuing Story. 1990.
- Rockwell, Jack and Stephen Stocking. Wildflowers of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. 1989
- Starr, Walter. Starr's Guide to the John Muir Trail. 1974.
- Storer, Tracy I. and Robert L. Usinger. Sierra Nevada Natural History. 1963.
- Strong, Douglas. Trees or Timber? 1986.
- Tweed, William C. Exploring Mountain Highways 1984.
- Tweed, William C. Kaweah Remembered 1986.
- Tweed, William C. Sequoia and Kings Canyon: The Story Behind the Scenery. 1989.
- Wheelock, Walt and Tom Condon. Climbing Mount Whitney. 1989
- Whitney, Stephen. A Sierra Club Naturalist's Guide to the Sierra Nevada. 1979.
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