“The Last Prairie” written by Stephen R. Jones
It is a region that has long captivated and inspired travelers, writers, and artists. Celebrated as one of the most visually stunning of American landscapes, it is the largest remaining relic of the majestic prairies that once extended from the Missouri River to the Rocky Mountains. Now this vast but fragile expanse known as the Nebraska Sandhills comes to life in an unforgettable collection of essays by naturalist and author Stephen R. Jones. Cost $24.50 |
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| “An Atlas of the Sand Hills” Resource atlas Ann S. Bleed and Charles A. Flowerday, Editors Cost $38.50 |
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| “Fort Niobrara 1880-1906” A history of Fort Niobrara by Thomas R. Buecker, reprinted 1992 by Fort Niobrara Natural History Association Cost $6.25 |
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“An Early History of Cherry County”by Charles S. Reece In this history, Charles s. Reece records a small piece of the American Experience in the West. North Central Nebraska, like other parts of the continent, was pristine and its native inhabitants recently removed. This historically singular condition disappeared rapidly in Cherry County and the life-span of one lucky man was adequate to witness immense change. Mr. Reece assisted and recorded the transformation of Cherry County from wilderness to “settled”. Cost $18.83 (includes shipping and tax) |
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“Wildlife Viewing Guide” Joseph Knue Half a million migrating sandhill cranes. A prairie chicken performing its springtime mating dance. White-tailed deer, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope. Eastern and western bird species. This is wildlife watching in Nebraska, a place where plan and wildlife communities of different regions meet-from timbered river courses to hilly dune fields to pine forests to mixed-grass prairies and short-grass plains. The Nebraska Wildlife Viewing Guide leads you to 68 of the best places to see wildlife in Nebraska. Cost $12.50 (includes shipping and tax) |
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“Birding Nebraska” Nebraskaland Magazine Published by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Nearly 450 species of birds have been reported in Nebraska, from diminutive hummingbirds to regal whooping cranes. From the Missouri River to the Pine Ridge, Birding Nebraska is a birder’s road map, a guide filled with information on when and where to find them. Cost $16.75 (includes tax and shipping) |
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| “Wildflowers Grasses and Other Plants of the Northern Plains and Black Hills” The Northern Great Plains and Black Hills are fascinating to many residents and visitors. For those wanting to know more about this unique region, a knowledge of the grasses and flowers significant to the area is an invaluable place to start. Armed with this book, patience and curiosity, the reader can spend many happy hours in the field and at home learning about this vital part of America. Cost $11.50 (includes shipping and tax) |
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Ceramic American Bison mug is packaged with a gift box and Fort Niobrara hang tag. Mugs are approximately 3.25 inches in diameter and 4.5 inches tall. Cost $17.75 (includes taxes and shipping) |
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Fort Niobrara/Valentine Refuge Complex cap in tan and navy, with an embroidered bison or prairie chicken on the face of the cap. One size fits most 100% cotton “Quality Headwear” cap with Velcro adjustable strap in back. Cost $25.75 (includes shipping and taxes) Mark which you are ordering - prairie chicken or buffalo |
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6” floppy footed buffalo friend…stuffed animal. Cost is $7.50 (includes tax and shipping) |
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Elk Antlers! Sold separately (not necessarily the antlers shown in the pictures). 6 pt antler – each $110.00 (includes tax and shipping). |
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