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Olympic National Park, Washington
Gunnar O. Fagerlund
How did a corner of Washington come to hold glacier-topped peaks, a dripping rain forest and a wild Pacific coast all at once? Gunnar Fagerlund tells the geological story of Olympic National Park, from mountain-building to the water cycle that feeds its forests and wildflowers. A concise guide to a singular landscape. Discover the park where three worlds meet.
Every copy includes a printable PDF edition, a beautifully typeset book you can print, mark up in the margins, and keep on your shelf. Yours the moment you own it.
44 chapters
- 1olympic national park-Washington
- 2Administration
- 3America’s Natural Resources
- 4Contents
- 5The Mountains Are Formed
- 6Glaciation
- 7The Shape of the Land Today
- 8Glaciers Today
- 9Climate and the Water Cycle
- 10The Forests and Wildflowers
- 11RAIN FOREST
- 12MOUNTAIN VEGETATION
- 13How To Identify Some Common Plants
- 14TREES
- 15SHRUBS
- 16NONWOODY PLANTS
- 17Wildlife
- 18YOU AND THE ANIMALS
+ 26 more. The full contents open with the book.
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