Anglers Book Supply Co 0-941042-34-0 Wild Stickers – Sharks And Rays

Set of 40 realistic forest stickers. 4×5 inches; 4 pgs. Children explore shark neighborhoods create an ocean mobile travel a protected area maze become a shark biologist and survive a journey as a shark.WHAT THE EXPERTS ARE SAYINGAn exciting and factual book that will help set the record ! straight with the most important people-our children!.Samuel H. Gruber (Shark Doc) ProfessorUniversity of Miami; Direcrtor Bimini Biological Field StationABOUT THE PUBLISHER:Perched on a hilltop in Middleton Wisconsin we are surrounded by wild meadows and oak forests. Deer wild turkeys and even bobcats leave their mark in our yard. What a perfect place to create childrens nature books!We admit to being subversive: We aim to turn young readers into environmentally aware earth citizens and to foster a love of science and nature in the new generation. How? By capturing first their interest and then their hearts and minds with interactive games mysteries puzzles and stories.How did Dog-Eared Publications get its name and logo? Sometimes people mark their place in a book by turning down the corner of a page. These pages are dog-eared. We turned our love for both books and dogs into a fun name for a company. Since we raise golden retrievers we use a golden retriever head with its ear showing for our logo. Back on the first Earth Day in 1970 the seeds of Dog-Eared Publications and its Discoveringbooks for children were sown.That year publisher Nancy Field (Nan) organized the first Earth Day events at South Dakota State University in Brooking S.D. where she was working on a masters degree in wild life biology. Having one day a year to celebrate and call attention to the environment is good but she wondered how to reach more people more of the time. Childrens books seemed to be the perfect answer. As proof Dog-Eared Publications today is proud of their many successful titles including Ancient Forests and Discovering Earthquakes both winners of 1996 Parents Choice Awards.Nan has a B.S. in biology and science education from the University of Wisconsin and an M.S. in wildlife biology from South Dakota State University.Certified by the Wildlife Society as an associate wildlife biologist Nancyhas lived in Seattle WA and Corvallis OR. She also taught biology and environmental science at Bellevue Community College Western Oregon State College and Oregon State University. In 1988 Nancy moved to MiddletonWI with her husband Donald R. Field (a forestry professor at the University of WI Madison). They have started another small publishing company called Social Ecology Press for Don and his colleagues. They have three children Peggy Andrew and young Don and one granddaughter Kendall. Decal