Nature & Geology Books

Medicine Year is a collection of poems devoted to the power of love, healing and nature. Just before Christmas 2019, the author, Thomas R. Smith received a prostate cancer diagnosis. The very next day, his wife, Krista, suffered a serious stroke. The series of poems, following through the year of 2020, tells the story of their eventual mutual recovery, in the midst of the pandemic, and how the beauty of the seasons in their native Wisconsin encouraged and comforted them through their journey to

In Nourished, international educational experts and mental health professionals across a wide range of disciplines share how horses, animals and nature can be incorporated in counselling, psychotherapy, mental health treatment and personal development. This comprehensive full colour lux book of of more than 360 pages features: Meg Kirby Nancy Parish-Plass Dr Aubrey Fine Dr Veronica Lac Linda Chassman Craddock Tanya Bailey Bettina Shultz-Jobe Dr Rise VanFleet Kimberly Rose Tracie

African lions are currently topical; as a species, their numbers in the wild have decreased dramatically over the past century. This is mainly due to habitat loss, a result of human encroachment. Given that reality, hunting and poaching have further damaged populations. Despite this - or rather, because of this shared proximity - lions are closer to people, and the two don't mix well at all. Despite the media fluff, lions are large, powerful and dangerous predators, and people are unquestionabl

Nicholas Michael Oppel was a systematist, with a special interest in Reptiles, and an artist, as draftsman, painter, and engraver-the latter talent having led to his death. But unfortunately he had no possibility to make full use of his gifts. His taxonomic work in Munich was thwarted because of his rivalry with Johann Baptist Spix, and his "war chest", nearly 400 plates drawn and painted during his stay in Paris, remained unpublished due to lack of funds. During the last ten years of his short

African lions are currently topical; as a species, their numbers in the wild have decreased dramatically over the past century. This is mainly due to habitat loss, a result of human encroachment. Given that reality, hunting and poaching have further damaged populations. Despite this - or rather, because of this shared proximity - lions are closer to people, and the two don't mix well at all. Despite the media fluff, lions are large, powerful and dangerous predators, and people are unquestionabl

This book is the 50 best nature photos and their stories from the first 5 years of photography from award-winning nature photographer Jeremy Janus.

This is the sixth book in the Jill Series by Jemma Spark. Jill Crewe has just acquired a fantastic dressage horse, and she is determined that she will compete at the highest levels. It is the early 1960s, and her ambition is to Ride for England. She also wants to become an equestrian journalist and is offered the chance to write dressage articles for Horse and Hound. Until now, Jill has avoided the irksome issue of romance, but at this stage of her life she finds herself in the grip of an infat

If you love Cape Cod, you'll love Moon Tide. These sensual, meditative poems bring the Cape to life. Locals see themselves in these pages, and visitors will find a souvenir of their Cape vacation.

Never Left Behind is the compelling and incredible true story of Chef entrepreneur, Paul Barthel, who refused to be separated from his Labrador Retriever while going through a highly contentious divorce, making headlines. Separated for three years, impassioned, he mounted a campaign fighting for his dog's return, and new laws protecting animals.

Inspirations From The Land Down Under is a superb collection of professional photography and curated inspirational quotes, that creates a unique memory of this wonderful country and provides a daily source of motivation.

Kayaking Adventures in Beautiful British Columbia is a collection of true, wilderness adventure stories by renowned author Jennifer Hellings. Join her as she paddles and camps along the coast of BC, encountering the diverse wildlife which make this area their home. From kayaking with killer whales to having bears visit her campsite, her adventures are both thrilling and sublime. Illustrated with the pictures she took along the way, this memoir will appeal to any reader who has an interest in ka

An illustrated log to record your Crystal collection details.