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. ..so well written you will be hard pressed not to jump into your car or camper and head off to a national park even before you are finished reading the book...This is a wonderful book and one you will treasure having. --;i>Lake Region Audubon --Bill Karnofsky Lake Region Audubon (03/11/2013)

This was an enjoyable read. I believe it has a distinctive niche and should have relatively wide appeal to a popular market. The writing is lively, accessible and interesting enough to retain the interest of a lay person public. There is a nice and succinct balance of education, history and tourism logistics. --John Crompton, University Distinguished Professor, Regents Professor, and Presidential Professor for Teaching Excellence in the Department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Science at Texas A&M University at College Station

Wildlife Watching in AMerica's National Parks: A Seasonal Guide is ideal as a carry-along guide to enhance the national park experience. Profusely illustrated, informed an informative, and thoroughly 'reader friendly' in organization and presentation, wildlife Watching in America's National Parks is higly recommended for personal, family, and community library collections. --;/div>--James A. Cox The Midwest Book Review (12/06/2013)

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Gary W. Vequists's career as a biologist, ranger naturalist, and nature interpreter spans forty years and six parks. He is Associate Regional Director for Natural Resource Stewardship and Science at the Midwest Regional office of the National Park Service in Omaha. Daniel S. Licht has been professionally involved in wildlife issues in Alaska, Maine, South Carolina, Texas, California, and several states in the Midwest and Great Plains. He is currently the National Park Service’s Midwest Regional Wildlife Biologist, stationed in Rapid City, South Dakota.

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