MitgliedMACA-Library(they/their)

420 Bücher 1 Rezensionen
Sammlungen
Tags
Kentucky (116), caves (113), US history (88), national parks (83), wildlife (67), 19th-century history (63), animals (58), Mammoth Cave (57), speleology (56), geology (49), zoology (43), outdoor recreation (43), field guide (36), biography (31), earth science (30), regional interest (29), fiction (27), invertebrate zoology (26), nature (26), mammals (26), physical science (25), caving (25), travel (24), entomology (22), 20th-century history (22), history (20), regional history (19), archaeology (19), insects (18), conservation (18), National Park Service (17), 18th-century history (17), photography (15), historical fiction (14), botany (14), guidebook (13), parks (13), travel guides (13), exploration (13), Civil War (13), plants (13), juvenile literature (13), anthropology (13), paleontology (12), ancient history (12), bats (11), natural history (11), mystery (10), Native America (10), adventure (10), evolution (9), military history (9), Golden Guide (9), NSS (9), ecology (9), biology (8), reptiles (8), Tennessee (8), history of science (8), African Americans (8), Ohio (8), herpetology (8), physical geography (8), transportation (8), US government (8), environment (7), trees (7), tourism (7), geography (7), butterflies (7), Stephen Bishop (7), camping (7), public lands (7), New Mexico (7), Carlsbad Caverns (7), science (6), war (6), spiders (6), fishes (6), survival (6), wilderness (6), river (6), animal behavior (6), Peterson guide (6), Anna Pigeon (5), environmental policy (5), ranger (5), mushrooms (5), karst (5), tracking (5), Virginia (5), medicine (5), technology (5), essays (5), John Muir (5), ichthyology (5), North America (5), environmental education (5), mycology (5), textbook (5), United States (5), amphibians (4), shrubs (4), entertainment (4), first aid (4), boating (4), railroad (4), moths (4), ornithology (4), Abraham Lincoln (4), science fiction (4), education (4), climate change (4), birds (4), South Dakota (3), limnology (3), California (3), Daniel Boone (3), mineralogy (3), fossils (3), Missouri (3), sociology (3), presidents (3), politics (3), Appalachia (3), War of 1812 (3), Jenny Lind (3), New York (3), Green River (3), memoir (3), epidemiology (3), backpacking (3), mining (3), Ohio Valley (3), molluscs (3), state parks (3), environmental philosophy (3), Great Smoky Mountains (3), Idaho (3), interview (3), Jewel Cave (3), Ulysses S Grant (2), mythology (2), pest control (2), folklore (2), teaching (2), battlefields (2), arts (2), planning (2), fishing (2), linguistics (2), John James Audubon (2), slavery (2), Illinois (2), civil rights (2), wildlife management (2), North Carolina (2), Revolutionary War (2), George Rogers Clark (2), classical literature (2), forest fire (2), keys (2), Colorado (2), Audubon guide (2), PT Barnum (2), science education (2), rabies (2), wildfire (2), hollow Earth (2), environmental science (2), snakes (2), health (2), marine biology (2), biodiversity (2), France (2), Florida (2), philosophy of science (2), Craters of the Moon (2), Stephen Jay Gould (2), Violet Blair (1), plays (1), Floyd Collins (1), saga (1), western (1), Pocket Naturalist Guide (1), Wyoming (1), Australia (1), West Virginia (1), presentation (1), early childhood (1), Iroquois (1), Floyd Bowman (1), Joseph Nash McDowell (1), islands (1), John Croghan (1), Patty Jo Watson (1), diplomacy (1), government (1), Mississippi (1), Redwood National Park (1), Trail of Tears (1), Shawnee (1), Africa (1), alternative energy (1), IPCC (1), Greek mythology (1), climate science (1), illustrated (1), fantasy (1), Indiana (1), craft (1), Texas (1), family history (1), disease (1), Christian mythology (1), Caribbean (1), Booker T Washington (1), political science (1), US law (1), women (1), marriage (1), southeast (1), horror (1), 17th-century history (1), law (1), language (1), Big Bend (1), raptors (1), herbology (1), Aldo Leopold (1), forestry (1), Maine (1), firefighters (1), drama (1), cultural geography (1), folk medicine (1), wildflowers (1), Niagara Falls (1), beetles (1), New Zealand (1), hydrology (1), Mesa Verde (1), moonshine (1), medical history (1), ethnobotany (1), historic sites (1), public speaking (1), creationism (1), philosophy of biology (1), life science (1), paleogeography (1), mapping (1), short stories (1), Cherokee (1), Bahamas (1), LGBTQ (1), gardening (1), Montana (1), Nashville (1), Everglades (1), Frederick Douglass (1), stratigraphy (1), energy (1), Slovakia (1), postal service (1), mussels (1), American Red Cross (1), cave diving (1), wetlands (1), music (1), Pleistocene (1), DuPont (1), Big South Fork (1), Yellowstone National Park (1), Ken Burns (1), national battlefields (1), genealogy (1), Fire Island (1), Bowling Green (1), snails (1), Chaco Canyon (1), ferns (1), bees (1), folk studies (1), carbon footprint (1), self-help (1), Liberia (1), Dry Tortugas (1), Natchez Trace (1), geomorphology (1), sustainability (1), Virgin Islands (1), rafting (1), Acadia (1), geophysics (1), social theory (1), Jefferson Davis (1), policy (1), birds of prey (1), leave-no-trace (1)
Zu deiner Tag-Seite wechseln 
Wolken
Tag-Wolke, Autoren-Wolke, Tag-Spiegel
Medium
Beigetreten
Nov 4, 2021
Bürgerlicher Name
Mammoth Cave National Park Guides' Library
Über meine Bibliothek

Our library is accessible to guides, rangers, and other NPS and cooperating staff of Mammoth Cave National Park. It includes media from an array of topics, including: the cultural and natural history of the Mammoth Cave area, Kentucky, and the Ohio River Valley; geology, speleology, hydrology, and caving; early US history and historical biographies; history, science, and policy of the National Park Service and the National Park system; guides to public speaking, cultural and natural history interpretation, and environmental education; and a broad range of resources relating to natural history and wildlife identification.

Über mich

Rolling hills, deep river valleys, and the world's longest known cave system. Mammoth Cave National Park is home to thousands of years of human history and a rich diversity of plant and animal life, earning it the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Reserve.

Ort
Mammoth Cave, Kentucky
Homepage
http://www.nps/gov/maca