Windswept : A Passionate View Of The Prairie Grasslands

Windswept : A Passionate View Of The Prairie GrasslandsWindswept : A Passionate View Of The Prairie Grasslands, Wayne Lynch, Aubrey Lang First published in 1984 as Married to the Wind: A Study of the Prairie Grasslands, Wayne Lynchs original work sought to raise awareness about the ecological value and threatened status of Canadas native grasslands. Twenty years later, Lynch revisits and expands upon that vision in Windswept, incorporating updated scientific research, new photographs, and broader

the volume includes personal recollections

This title offers a unique perspective on the settlement of the Canadian prairies

Jean Chubb

“A Description of Sadlermiut House Excavated at Native Point

with a focus on the hamlet of Antelope and the surrounding school districts of Ear View

A small yield gives more opportunity to make several different preserves

and hospitality of a close-knit prairie community

In this community history the first 52 pages contain brief essays on community establishments and institutions - schools

the parish played a central role in the religious and community life of the region

the book traces Crestline’s history from Adsten’s early ambulance services work in the 1960s through Crestline’s incorporation in 1975 to its manufacturing of ambulances and other vehicles in the early 2000s

This large book (22 x 28

covering both the construction and operation of smoking equipment