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I just looked at your web site and am very impressed. I'm the founder of an outdoor nature program co-op for 2-year olds called Trail Tots. We go out weekly to learn about and be in nature. ... We [are] excited about your pocket naturalists ... They are perfect for our needs as we usually have a second child on our back and are keeping track of our toddlers. --S.B. Please send me your catalog. I found some of your Pocket Naturalist cards at B&N and I REALLY like them! --G.G. Came across one of your products at Loxahatchee National Wildlife Preserve in Florida and found the folding card very helpful. We're headed for Assateague in the spring and would like to put together a package of bird and wildlife cards for that area. --N.R. We found two of the series at Barnes and Noble. As newcomers to the States ... we find the cards valuable reference. They will also make good gifts to send home to Switzerland to family and friends, informative, neither too heavy nor bulky to send by mail. --M.P. ...these basic guides from Waterford Press are easy, convenient, brochures perfect for beginning or casual birders, and can also be valuable supplements for birders in new locations or who find themselves missing their larger field guides. --Melissa Mayntz About.Com the lightweight and waterproof guides can easily be carried in a daypack or pocket on treks or hunting trips. --Idaho Statesman Want a handy, compact guide to your next travel destination? Waterford Press Pocket Guides give readers a special opportunity to interact, enjoy and learn about our world. They specialize in providing readers with simplified informational materials related to travel, culture and natural history. --West Coast Woman ... this laminated field guide is lightweight in size, but not information. --AAA New Mexico Journey Magazine What are they? Waterford Press produces simplified reference guides that introduce novices to nature, science, travel and languages. The lightweight (less than an ounce) guides have up to 150 vivid illustrations or photographs of common plants and animals or other subjects -- like travel destinations. The Night Sky pocket guide features glow-in-thedark maps of the major stars in summer and winter skies above North America. They are made from a single sheet of sturdy heavy-duty paper folded into a guidebook format. What else? Waterford prints guides for all 50 states and several eco-tourism destinations. There are Arkansas-specific guides for birds, trees, wildflowers and wildlife. Where to shop? They sell for $5.95 at retailers including Hastings statewide, Gander Mountain in North Little Rock, Barnes & Noble Booksellers statewide, Gazebo Books in Eureka Springs, That Bookstore in Blytheville, Bookstore at Mountebanq Place in Conway, Browsing Post in Heber Springs, and River Market Books and WordsWorth Books in Little Rock. What else? They will easily slip into a Christmas stocking.--Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Pocket Naturalist guides are to nature-loving backpackers what Cliff Notes are to teens trying to navigate Shakespeare: essential. --Backpacker Magazine Waterford Press offers laminated folding cards in many different titles such as Backyard Birds and Birds of Prey as well as local guides to other creatures and plants such as Animal Tracks, Pond Life, and Roadside Flowers. Although these contain only simple listings of the most common types in your area, its amazing how many species they pack into these inexpensive heavy duty cards. An added benefit is that they can be folded to create a book-like spine for easy display.--Birding Business Magazine Has this ever happened to you? Your out in a field or in the forest or on a stream and a bird flashes by. You get a good look at it, note its most prominent features, but you're not sure what it is. You could look it up in a bird book, but who carries a bird book a field when the whole idea is to travel as light as possible? Now Waterford Press has come up with something that solves the problem: a pocket sized bird guide that is four inches wide, 8 1/4 inches long and flat as yesterdays beer. --Chicago Press & Sun-Bulletin The Pocket Naturalist Guides are colorful, pocket-sized, laminated, folded guides (31/2 x 81/4 folded, open to 22 x 81/4 ), designed to be taken into the wilderness. They cover most states and wilderness regions, some featuring all wildlife and some much more focused (e.g., butterflies, ducks). Yes, they'll require creative shelving (we put ours in an old map box next to the other field guides), and their life span may be shorter than your average field guide, but their quality, low price, and variety are worth the inconvenience. --Library Journal In the simplified Pocket Naturalist series...you can not only see the birds of Tennessee, but also get the 25 hottest places to watch them. --Nashville Tennessean New Mexico Birds can tell you if you've spotted a belted kingfisher or a ruby-crowned kinglet. Part of the Pocket Naturalist series from Waterford Press, this laminated field guide is light-weight in size, but not in information. Full color illustrations provide quick reference and identification tips. Pocket Naturalist guides retail for $5.95 and are available in most major bookstores; www.waterfordpress.com. --New Mexico Journal If you're planning a business trip and don't have room to pack bulky field guides, consider ordering a couple to tuck into a pocket of your carry-on bag or briefcase.... They're great visual aids for family vacation or nature hikes with your youngsters. --Wisconsin Natural Resources Thank you for your ... Pocket Naturalist cards. They are very impressive and I hope we will be able to use them at some point. Our Panama Committee also likes them very much. Is there any chance that you will do some for foreign countries - especially Central and S. America? National Audubon (and others) are focusing in this area for obvious reasons. --J.L. I love your Pocket Naturalist Guides! If I had the money, I would buy every one of them. They are a handy, informative and quick reference. --J.V. Royal Astronomical Society of Canada Do you have anything on the Galapagos? We are considering adding them to our client packages. We love your Alaska and African guides and buy them from you already. --A.A. Wildland Adventures I teach at an outdoor preschool along with several other moms. We would like to buy 44 of your Pocket Naturalists as they are perfect for little fingers to use. --MT The Pocket Naturalist series of Waterford Press Pocket Guides quickly and easily introduces novice outdoorsmen to the wonders of animal and plant life, as well as other aspects of the wilderness. These books can also act as handy pocket references for the more experienced outdoor lovers. The Pocket Guides measure 3 1/2 X 8 1/4 inches folded and open to 22 1/4 and 8 1/4 inches. Subject matter ranges from weather to wildlife, including regional and state guides to wildflowers, birds and trees.--Camping Life Magazine The Pocket Naturalist series has something for everyone's backyard. --Garden Ideas & Outdoor Living Waterford's Pocket Guides transform a walk on the beach or a hike in the woods into a rich opportunity. --Homemakers Magazine Waterford Press takes the simple approach to learning with its Pocket Naturalist series, which features more than 100 titles. Ideal for novices and veterans alike, these lightweight water-resistant references are laminated and fold down to pocket size. --Phoenix Home and Garden Here's a handy way to impress your friends and identify trees and flowers in the park or your own back yard.--The Cincinnati Enquirer I've found the Pocket Naturalist series of folding, plastic-coated identification charts excellent while out in the field on day trips. Not only do they fold easily and hardly take any space in a pocket or backpack, but they're also accurate and a great aid. --The O.W.L. - Newsletter of the New Jersey Outdoor Women's League, Inc. Comprised primarily of beautiful and realistic color illustrations, the guide show mostly male butterfly and moth wings from the upper side...a section on caterpillars and pupae is included. --The Bristol Herald Courier While you won't want to discard your bulky bird, flower, tree etc. books, these are ideal casual identification guides. In addition to the illustrations, there is enough descriptive material on each species to key in on and follow up when it is convenient to scour the books for greater detail and confirmation. --The North Woods Call

Thank you for your ... Pocket Naturalist cards. They are very impressive and I hope we will be able to use them at some point. Our Panama Committee also likes them very much. Is there any chance that you will do some for foreign countries - especially Central and S. America? National Audubon (and others) are focusing in this area for obvious reasons. --J.L. I love your Pocket Naturalist Guides! If I had the money, I would buy every one of them. They are a handy, informative and quick reference. --J.V. Royal Astronomical Society of Canada I teach at an outdoor preschool along with several other moms. We would like to buy 44 of your Pocket Naturalists as they are perfect for little fingers to use. --MT Came across one of your products at Loxahatchee National Wildlife Preserve in Florida and found the folding card very helpful. We're headed for Assateague in the spring and would like to put together a package of bird and wildlife cards for that area. --N.R. the lightweight and waterproof guides can easily be carried in a daypack or pocket on treks or hunting trips. --Idaho Statesman What are they? Waterford Press produces simplified reference guides that introduce novices to nature, science, travel and languages. The lightweight (less than an ounce) guides have up to 150 vivid illustrations or photographs of common plants and animals or other subjects -- like travel destinations. The Night Sky pocket guide features glow-in-thedark maps of the major stars in summer and winter skies above North America. They are made from a single sheet of sturdy heavy-duty paper folded into a guidebook format. What else? Waterford prints guides for all 50 states and several eco-tourism destinations. There are Arkansas-specific guides for birds, trees, wildflowers and wildlife. Where to shop? They sell for $5.95 at retailers including Hastings statewide, Gander Mountain in North Little Rock, Barnes & Noble Booksellers statewide, Gazebo Books in Eureka Springs, That Bookstore in Blytheville, Bookstore at Mountebanq Place in Conway, Browsing Post in Heber Springs, and River Market Books and WordsWorth Books in Little Rock. What else? They will easily slip into a Christmas stocking.--Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Waterford Press offers laminated folding cards in many different titles such as Backyard Birds and Birds of Prey as well as local guides to other creatures and plants such as Animal Tracks, Pond Life, and Roadside Flowers. Although these contain only simple listings of the most common types in your area, its amazing how many species they pack into these inexpensive heavy duty cards. An added benefit is that they can be folded to create a book-like spine for easy display.--Birding Business Magazine Has this ever happened to you? Your out in a field or in the forest or on a stream and a bird flashes by. You get a good look at it, note its most prominent features, but you're not sure what it is. You could look it up in a bird book, but who carries a bird book a field when the whole idea is to travel as light as possible? Now Waterford Press has come up with something that solves the problem: a pocket sized bird guide that is four inches wide, 8 1/4 inches long and flat as yesterdays beer. --Chicago Press & Sun-Bulletin The Pocket Naturalist Guides are colorful, pocket-sized, laminated, folded guides (31/2 x 81/4 folded, open to 22 x 81/4 ), designed to be taken into the wilderness. They cover most states and wilderness regions, some featuring all wildlife and some much more focused (e.g., butterflies, ducks). Yes, they'll require creative shelving (we put ours in an old map box next to the other field guides), and their life span may be shorter than your average field guide, but their quality, low price, and variety are worth the inconvenience. --Library Journal New Mexico Birds can tell you if you've spotted a belted kingfisher or a ruby-crowned kinglet. Part of the Pocket Naturalist series from Waterford Press, this laminated field guide is light-weight in size, but not in information. Full color illustrations provide quick reference and identification tips. Pocket Naturalist guides retail for $5.95 and are available in most major bookstores; www.waterfordpress.com. --New Mexico Journal Here's a handy way to impress your friends and identify trees and flowers in the park or your own back yard.--The Cincinnati Enquirer I've found the Pocket Naturalist series of folding, plastic-coated identification charts excellent while out in the field on day trips. Not only do they fold easily and hardly take any space in a pocket or backpack, but they're also accurate and a great aid. --The O.W.L. - Newsletter of the New Jersey Outdoor Women's League, Inc. I just looked at your web site and am very impressed. I'm the founder of an outdoor nature program co-op for 2-year olds called Trail Tots. We go out weekly to learn about and be in nature. ... We [are] excited about your pocket naturalists ... They are perfect for our needs as we usually have a second child on our back and are keeping track of our toddlers. --S.B. Do you have anything on the Galapagos? We are considering adding them to our client packages. We love your Alaska and African guides and buy them from you already. --A.A. Wildland Adventures Please send me your catalog. I found some of your Pocket Naturalist cards at B&N and I REALLY like them! --G.G. We found two of the series at Barnes and Noble. As newcomers to the States ... we find the cards valuable reference. They will also make good gifts to send home to Switzerland to family and friends, informative, neither too heavy nor bulky to send by mail. --M.P. ...these basic guides from Waterford Press are easy, convenient, brochures perfect for beginning or casual birders, and can also be valuable supplements for birders in new locations or who find themselves missing their larger field guides. --Melissa Mayntz About.Com Want a handy, compact guide to your next travel destination? Waterford Press Pocket Guides give readers a special opportunity to interact, enjoy and learn about our world. They specialize in providing readers with simplified informational materials related to travel, culture and natural history. --West Coast Woman ... this laminated field guide is lightweight in size, but not information. --AAA New Mexico Journey Magazine Pocket Naturalist guides are to nature-loving backpackers what Cliff Notes are to teens trying to navigate Shakespeare: essential. --Backpacker Magazine The Pocket Naturalist series of Waterford Press Pocket Guides quickly and easily introduces novice outdoorsmen to the wonders of animal and plant life, as well as other aspects of the wilderness. These books can also act as handy pocket references for the more experienced outdoor lovers. The Pocket Guides measure 3 1/2 X 8 1/4 inches folded and open to 22 1/4 and 8 1/4 inches. Subject matter ranges from weather to wildlife, including regional and state guides to wildflowers, birds and trees.--Camping Life Magazine The Pocket Naturalist series has something for everyone's backyard. --Garden Ideas & Outdoor Living Waterford's Pocket Guides transform a walk on the beach or a hike in the woods into a rich opportunity. --Homemakers Magazine In the simplified Pocket Naturalist series...you can not only see the birds of Tennessee, but also get the 25 hottest places to watch them. --Nashville Tennessean Waterford Press takes the simple approach to learning with its Pocket Naturalist series, which features more than 100 titles. Ideal for novices and veterans alike, these lightweight water-resistant references are laminated and fold down to pocket size. --Phoenix Home and Garden While you won't want to discard your bulky bird, flower, tree etc. books, these are ideal casual identification guides. In addition to the illustrations, there is enough descriptive material on each species to key in on and follow up when it is convenient to scour the books for greater detail and confirmation. --The North Woods Call If you're planning a business trip and don't have room to pack bulky field guides, consider ordering a couple to tuck into a pocket of your carry-on bag or briefcase.... They're great visual aids for family vacation or nature hikes with your youngsters. --Wisconsin Natural Resources Comprised primarily of beautiful and realistic color illustrations, the guide show mostly male butterfly and moth wings from the upper side...a section on caterpillars and pupae is included. --The Bristol Herald Courier

While you won't want to discard your bulky bird, flower, tree etc. books, these are ideal casual identification guides. In addition to the illustrations, there is enough descriptive material on each species to key in on and follow up when it is convenient to scour the books for greater detail and confirmation. --The North Woods Call ... this laminated field guide is lightweight in size, but not information. --AAA New Mexico Journey Magazine ...these basic guides from Waterford Press are easy, convenient, brochures perfect for beginning or casual birders, and can also be valuable supplements for birders in new locations or who find themselves missing their larger field guides. --Melissa Mayntz About.Com the lightweight and waterproof guides can easily be carried in a daypack or pocket on treks or hunting trips. --Idaho Statesman Came across one of your products at Loxahatchee National Wildlife Preserve in Florida and found the folding card very helpful. We're headed for Assateague in the spring and would like to put together a package of bird and wildlife cards for that area. --N.R. Comprised primarily of beautiful and realistic color illustrations, the guide show mostly male butterfly and moth wings from the upper side...a section on caterpillars and pupae is included. --The Bristol Herald Courier Do you have anything on the Galapagos? We are considering adding them to our client packages. We love your Alaska and African guides and buy them from you already. --A.A. Wildland Adventures Has this ever happened to you? Your out in a field or in the forest or on a stream and a bird flashes by. You get a good look at it, note its most prominent features, but you're not sure what it is. You could look it up in a bird book, but who carries a bird book a field when the whole idea is to travel as light as possible? Now Waterford Press has come up with something that solves the problem: a pocket sized bird guide that is four inches wide, 8 1/4 inches long and flat as yesterdays beer. --Chicago Press & Sun-Bulletin I just looked at your web site and am very impressed. I'm the founder of an outdoor nature program co-op for 2-year olds called Trail Tots. We go out weekly to learn about and be in nature. ... We [are] excited about your pocket naturalists ... They are perfect for our needs as we usually have a second child on our back and are keeping track of our toddlers. --S.B. I love your Pocket Naturalist Guides! If I had the money, I would buy every one of them. They are a handy, informative and quick reference. --J.V. Royal Astronomical Society of Canada I teach at an outdoor preschool along with several other moms. We would like to buy 44 of your Pocket Naturalists as they are perfect for little fingers to use. --MT I've found the Pocket Naturalist series of folding, plastic-coated identification charts excellent while out in the field on day trips. Not only do they fold easily and hardly take any space in a pocket or backpack, but they're also accurate and a great aid. --The O.W.L. - Newsletter of the New Jersey Outdoor Women's League, Inc. If you're planning a business trip and don't have room to pack bulky field guides, consider ordering a couple to tuck into a pocket of your carry-on bag or briefcase.... They're great visual aids for family vacation or nature hikes with your youngsters. --Wisconsin Natural Resources In the simplified Pocket Naturalist series...you can not only see the birds of Tennessee, but also get the 25 hottest places to watch them. --Nashville Tennessean New Mexico Birds can tell you if you've spotted a belted kingfisher or a ruby-crowned kinglet. Part of the Pocket Naturalist series from Waterford Press, this laminated field guide is light-weight in size, but not in information. Full color illustrations provide quick reference and identification tips. Pocket Naturalist guides retail for $5.95 and are available in most major bookstores; www.waterfordpress.com. --New Mexico Journal Please send me your catalog. I found some of your Pocket Naturalist cards at B&N and I REALLY like them! --G.G. Pocket Naturalist guides are to nature-loving backpackers what Cliff Notes are to teens trying to navigate Shakespeare: essential. --Backpacker Magazine Thank you for your ... Pocket Naturalist cards. They are very impressive and I hope we will be able to use them at some point. Our Panama Committee also likes them very much. Is there any chance that you will do some for foreign countries - especially Central and S. America? National Audubon (and others) are focusing in this area for obvious reasons. --J.L. The Pocket Naturalist Guides are colorful, pocket-sized, laminated, folded guides (31/2 x 81/4 folded, open to 22 x 81/4 ), designed to be taken into the wilderness. They cover most states and wilderness regions, some featuring all wildlife and some much more focused (e.g., butterflies, ducks). Yes, they'll require creative shelving (we put ours in an old map box next to the other field guides), and their life span may be shorter than your average field guide, but their quality, low price, and variety are worth the inconvenience. --Library Journal The Pocket Naturalist series has something for everyone's backyard. --Garden Ideas & Outdoor Living Want a handy, compact guide to your next travel destination? Waterford Press Pocket Guides give readers a special opportunity to interact, enjoy and learn about our world. They specialize in providing readers with simplified informational materials related to travel, culture and natural history. --West Coast Woman Waterford Press takes the simple approach to learning with its Pocket Naturalist series, which features more than 100 titles. Ideal for novices and veterans alike, these lightweight water-resistant references are laminated and fold down to pocket size. --Phoenix Home and Garden Waterford's Pocket Guides transform a walk on the beach or a hike in the woods into a rich opportunity. --Homemakers Magazine We found two of the series at Barnes and Noble. As newcomers to the States ... we find the cards valuable reference. They will also make good gifts to send home to Switzerland to family and friends, informative, neither too heavy nor bulky to send by mail. --M.P. Here's a handy way to impress your friends and identify trees and flowers in the park or your own back yard.--The Cincinnati Enquirer The Pocket Naturalist series of Waterford Press Pocket Guides quickly and easily introduces novice outdoorsmen to the wonders of animal and plant life, as well as other aspects of the wilderness. These books can also act as handy pocket references for the more experienced outdoor lovers. The Pocket Guides measure 3 1/2 X 8 1/4 inches folded and open to 22 1/4 and 8 1/4 inches. Subject matter ranges from weather to wildlife, including regional and state guides to wildflowers, birds and trees.--Camping Life Magazine Waterford Press offers laminated folding cards in many different titles such as Backyard Birds and Birds of Prey as well as local guides to other creatures and plants such as Animal Tracks, Pond Life, and Roadside Flowers. Although these contain only simple listings of the most common types in your area, its amazing how many species they pack into these inexpensive heavy duty cards. An added benefit is that they can be folded to create a book-like spine for easy display.--Birding Business Magazine What are they? Waterford Press produces simplified reference guides that introduce novices to nature, science, travel and languages. The lightweight (less than an ounce) guides have up to 150 vivid illustrations or photographs of common plants and animals or other subjects -- like travel destinations. The Night Sky pocket guide features glow-in-thedark maps of the major stars in summer and winter skies above North America. They are made from a single sheet of sturdy heavy-duty paper folded into a guidebook format. What else? Waterford prints guides for all 50 states and several eco-tourism destinations. There are Arkansas-specific guides for birds, trees, wildflowers and wildlife. Where to shop? They sell for $5.95 at retailers including Hastings statewide, Gander Mountain in North Little Rock, Barnes & Noble Booksellers statewide, Gazebo Books in Eureka Springs, That Bookstore in Blytheville, Bookstore at Mountebanq Place in Conway, Browsing Post in Heber Springs, and River Market Books and WordsWorth Books in Little Rock. What else? They will easily slip into a Christmas stocking.--Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

"""Pocket Naturalist guides are to nature-loving backpackers what Cliffs Notes are to teens trying to navigate Shakespeare: essential.""-- ""Backpacker Magazine"""

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Zoologist James Kavanagh has researched and written more than 450 publications pertaining to wildlife observation and outdoor recreation. His unique talent is in taking complex information and synthesizing the salient points to make knowledge about nature and the outdoors more accessible to novices, and to present quick, portable reference information for more experienced wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts. His books have sold more than 5 million copies worldwide.

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