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Gene Stratton-Porter (August 17, 1863 - December 6, 1924) was a pioneering American author, naturalist, and wildlife photographer, with a passion for the enchanting birds and moths of the rapidly disappearing wetlands in the lower Great Lakes Basin. The Limberlost and Wildflower Woods of northeastern Indiana served as both her inspiration and laboratory, fueling her stories, novels, essays, photography, and films. Renowned for her artistic talents, Stratton-Porter is celebrated as one of the first female authors to advocate for conservation, particularly championing the Limberlost Swamp. While...

Discover the art of captivating audiences with the fascinating world of birds! This insightful guide covers everything from the ecological importance and beauty of our feathered friends to practical tips for combating their adversaries. Learn how to effectively organize and manage bird clubs, and enjoy a wealth of knowledge—though please note that Mr. Kennards detailed sub-chapter on Trees, Shrubs, and Vines Attractive to Birds has been omitted for brevity, but is available at the Gutenberg address for this work.

Step into the enchanting world of late nineteenth-century naturalist William J. Long, as he unveils the secret lives of woodland creatures in his captivating second book. In Wilderness Ways, Long shares the intimate stories of these animals, drawn from his patient hours spent in the woods, observing their behaviors firsthand. Critics may have challenged him for attributing human emotions to his subjects, but here, he takes a different approach—offering a raw and honest depiction of the wilderness where tenderness and brutality coexist. With vivid imagery and accessible prose, this book ...

Join gardening expert Steve Solomon as he shares his wealth of knowledge on cultivating a thriving garden. This engaging guide focuses on essential water conservation techniques while revealing how to nurture your plants to their fullest potential through methods like fertigation, effective plant rotation, and meticulous soil preparation. (Summary by Brenda Price)

Dive into a whimsical world with Birds and all Nature 39, a beautifully illustrated childrens picture book that brings delightful animal antics to life! Enjoy the charming narration while exploring on gutenberg.org, where youll meet fascinating creatures like the kangaroo who attempted to paint the roses blue. This enchanting tale is a fantastic follow-up to Johnny Crow’s Garden. (Summary by Jim)

Dive into The Elements of Ornithology, a captivating introduction to the world of birds, crafted in 1845 as part of a series designed for schools and colleges. This concise textbook, penned by a U.S. Navy surgeon and the former president of the Academy of Natural Sciences, offers timeless insights into bird biology and classification. While some information may be dated, its charm and educational value remain, making it a delightful read for nature enthusiasts and aspiring ornithologists alike. (Summary by A. Gramour)

Join a talented nature writer as he takes you on a captivating journey through the fascinating world of seashore creatures. From the enigmatic starfish to the diverse array of crabs, shrimp, and the intriguing seaweed, each chapter unveils the secrets of these remarkable animals. Not to mention the elusive Precious Wentletrap, which will surely spark your imagination! His clear and engaging writing style makes learning about these coastal inhabitants a delight. Each educational lesson concludes with thought-provoking Exercises designed to reinforce key concepts, ensuring that listeners can ...

Join us as we explore the groundbreaking ideas presented in this book, where the author passionately challenges the notion of speciesism—long before the term even existed. Delve into arguments against vivisection, the exploitation of horses and wildlife, and the practices of hunting, fishing, and the fur trade. Advocating for a vegetarian lifestyle, this work is often hailed as one of the first significant discussions on animal rights. Narrated by Angus Taylor and James Hyslop, this is a thought-provoking journey into the ethics of our relationship with animals.

Dive into a delightful collection of playful rhymes and charming verses that bring animals to life, captivating and educating young children. Perfect for engaging little minds, these whimsical tales are sure to entertain and inspire. - Summary by TR Love

Discover the enchanting world of rare birds that occasionally grace England with their presence. This intriguing short book explores these elusive avian visitors, offering insights into their habits and habitats.

Discover the fascinating insights into horse training and breeding with this captivating translation of a renowned French authors work. Originally presented as a report to the Government, this volume highlights the authors strong, practical understanding of the subject, albeit with some unique viewpoints. The Percheron horse, celebrated as the premier draft breed worldwide, showcases remarkable qualities that have been validated in America. With careful breeding and occasional fresh blood importation, these horses retain their superior traits, influencing even those of lesser lineage. While ...

The Desert by John Charles Van Dyke, published in 1901, paints a vivid and poetic portrait of the breathtaking landscapes of the American Southwest. With words that resonate with beauty, Van Dyke declares, What land can equal the desert with its wide plains, its grim mountains, and its expansive canopy of sky! As a cultured art historian, he finds sublimity in the deserts lonely desolation, challenging the perception of previous generations that saw it merely as a wasteland. His conservationist perspective feels remarkably modern, as he asserts, The deserts should never be reclaimed; they are ...

Dive into the fascinating world of plant science with The Elements of Botany, a concise yet informative textbook designed for students in schools and colleges. This essential resource provides a robust introduction to the study of plants, making it perfect for anyone eager to expand their knowledge of the natural world. (Summary by A. Gramour)

In a world where sports literature abounds, one niche remains largely untouched the art and thrill of bee hunting. In Bee Hunting for Pleasure and Profit, I aim to fill this gap by sharing the insights and experiences Ive gathered over four decades in the great outdoors. Join me as we explore the fascinating world of bees and the joys of hunting them, all while discovering the harmony between nature and our pursuits. - Summary by John Ready Lockard

Dive into the enchanting world of Birds and all Nature 38, a beautifully illustrated childrens picture book that follows Johnny Crow as he creates a whimsical garden filled with animals engaging in delightful antics, all set to catchy rhymes. Enjoy the audio narration while exploring the stunning illustrations on gutenberg.org. (Summary by Jim)

In Bear Family at Home, William J. Long invites listeners to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of the Wood Folk through his keen observations in the wild. This captivating volume introduces Mooweesuk the Coon, affectionately dubbed the bears little brother for his striking resemblance to the big prowler in the black coat. Readers will discover fascinating chapters on the woodcock, wildcat, toad, and many other woodland creatures. Long also delves into the intriguing topics of animal surgery—exploring how animals care for their wounds—and Hunting without a Gun, which emphasizes the...

Dive into The Elements of Entomology, a captivating introduction to the fascinating world of insects, crafted in 1845 for students and nature enthusiasts alike. This concise textbook, authored by a U.S. Navy surgeon and former president of the Academy of Natural Sciences, serves as an essential resource for understanding the intricacies of entomology. Join us as we explore the wonders of the insect kingdom! (Summary by A.L. Gramour)

Lecture du texte de Marguerite Yourcenar, publié en 1936, et repris dans Nouvelles orientales en 1938. Une émission soigneusement concoctée par l'équipe de ⁠Radiokultura.eus Merci à eux ✨

Arthur Scott Bailey (1877 – 1949) was a prolific author of over forty childrens books, captivating young readers with his imaginative tales. The Newark Evening News praised his unique storytelling style, noting that he skillfully centered his plots around the enchanting worlds of animals, birds, and insects. By seamlessly weaving natural history into his narratives, Bailey earned the approval of educators while never compromising the intrigue for his young audience. He believed in challenging children with a rich vocabulary, understanding that they respond positively to the thrill of the ...