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Mary Taylor Young Nature Writing

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Austin from Alamosa reads his new Mammals book

Writing About Nature, Wildlife and Western Landscapes
Since 1987, award-winning writer Mary Taylor Young has brought western landscapes to life with her vivid portrayals, at times touching or humorous but always compelling, of the wildlife, places and communities that define the West.



- Author of 15 books in natural history, memoir, narrative nonfiction & writing craft
- Creative Writing Teacher since 1988
Words On Birds columnist, Rocky Mountain News
- Writer/project manager for interpretive projects
- Artist-in Residence, worked with more than 2000 K-12 kids

** 2013 Colorado Book Award Finalist !! **

The Guide to Colorado Mammals

This fact-filled guide to 129 fascinating species covers everything from armadillos (yes, Colorado has them) to bats, bears, chipmunks, bighorn sheep and wild horses! Species profiles, range maps, field notes, viewing tips and entertaining sidebars on the life histories and character of Colorado's wonderful mammals. $26.95

New In 2011
The Guide to Colorado
Reptiles and Amphibians
Meet the creeping, crawling, darting creatures that fascinate us and bring an element of surprise, delight, and whimsy to outings in the Colorado outdoors. Profiles of 71 species with descriptions, field notes, color photos and tips on where to find 'em. $26.95

Coming 2014 !!
Rocky Mountain National Park:
The First 100 Years

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concept cover - Longs Peak photo ©David Dahms

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