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The Bookstore
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Proceedings of the 19th North American
Prairie Conference University of Wisconsin-Madison August 8 - 12, 2004 Dave Egan and John A. Harrington, editors Book - $25 CD - $5 |
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Wildflowers of Wisconsin and the Upper
Midwest A comprehensive field guide for amateurs and professionals Merel Black and Emmet Judziewicz offer their readers an easy to use field guide including 1,087 different species of wildflowers complete with color photographs/line drawings and informal descriptions. Both amateurs and professionals can benefit from the comprehensiveness and currency of the information provided in this book. It is securely bound for repeated use in the field. It also includes a straightforward glossary and complete index for quick references in the field. This guide would be a great addition to the personal libraries of students, enthusiasts, and professionals alike. The publisher, Cornerstone Press, shows you inside the book. $30 to members, $35 to non-members, plus $3 for shipping and handling.
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Prairie Directory of North America Charlotte Adelman and Bernard L. Schwartz provide a comprehensive list of prairie preserves, parks, and remnants in North America. $19.95, plus $3 for shipping and handling. |
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Aspen Control on Prairie Remnants Gary Eldred has been involved in native prairie protection and management since 1975. Most of his knowledge about prairies has been gained through hands-on experience and close observation. $2.50, plus $1 for shipping and handling. |
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How to Manage Small Prairie Fires Wayne R. Pauly, a Dane county naturalist, describes one style of conducting small prairie fires (1 to 100 acres) using hand-held equipment and a minimum number of inexperienced people. It is aimed at the novice who has seen controlled burns and wants to know how to conduct one. $4.00, plus $1 for shipping and handling. |
Parsnip Predator
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This shovel was specifically designed for use on the invasive Wild Parsnip, but can be used on other species where severing below ground level is advantageous. It has a narrow blade for less cutting resistance and less potential damage to non-target species, and it is light weight. More information on the parsnip predator.
$30, plus $10 for shipping and handling. |
No Mow Signs
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Help protect remnants and prairie plantings! These "No Mow" signs are 6" by 9", and made of heavy, sturdy aluminum that will last 20 years or more - if no one mows them over! They have holes on the top and bottom so they can easily be mounted to a fencepost with wire. We recommend talking with your township or county road department to make sure they will honor these signs. $10, plus $1.50 for shipping and handling. |
Hats
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Our tan cap
is made of sturdy, durable brushed canvas. 100% cotton breathes for
year-round comfort. Unstructured, 6 panel with matching sewn
eyelets, fabric adjustable closure with brass slider and hidden
tuck-in. Look cool on bad hair days or when shading your eyes from the sun. One size fits most.
$18, plus $2 for shipping and handling. |
Canvas Bags
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This 19" (wide) x 16" (high) x 4" (deep) bag has a 25"
handle. The bags are made from unbleached, certified organic cotton. Each of the bags is individually cut, hand-stitched and screen-printed at their plant in Bedford, New Hampshire. The bags were made by Enviro-Tote, a family-owned, woman-owned
and operated company. Enviro-Tote®, Inc. has been creating environmentally friendly
promotional tote bags since 1990. |
| $20, plus $3 for shipping and handling |
Notepads
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Beige paper notepads. 50 sheets. 8 1/2 inches tall and 5 3/8 inches wide Select either butterfly or plant image $1.00, plus $1 for shipping and handling. |