Autumn Winds - Newberger, Craig
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Engaging Nature Explorations for All Ages Join naturalist Craig Newberger on a series of multisensory autumn field excursions. Learn about bald eagles, marbled salamanders, chipmunks, foxes, chimney swifts, mushrooms, monarch butterflies, falcons, bats, eels, and even ballooning spiders and witch hazel cannons! Each of the book's twenty chapters features a plant or animal emblematic of the fall season. Watercolor illustrations by Sherrie York. Color photographs by Steve Morello. Appendix detailing a community science project by Ron Smith.

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Engaging Nature Explorations for All Ages Join naturalist Craig Newberger on a series of multisensory autumn field excursions. Learn about bald eagles, marbled salamanders, chipmunks, foxes, chimney swifts, mushrooms, monarch butterflies, falcons, bats, eels, and even ballooning spiders and witch hazel cannons! Each of the book's twenty chapters features a plant or animal emblematic of the fall season. Watercolor illustrations by Sherrie York. Color photographs by Steve Morello. Appendix detailing a community science project by Ron Smith.
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Autorenporträt
Author Craig Newberger served as the Lower School science coordinator at Germantown Academy in Pennsylvania for over three decades. Combining hands-on investigations with outdoor explorations, Craig nurtured a passion for science and nature in thousands of inquisitive minds. He led a variety of natural science trips for his students and their families, ranging from Costa Rica to Cape Cod. Craig's belief in immersing students in firsthand experiences led him to dedicate decades of summers in Maine, where he and his wife, Trudy, directed the National Audubon Society Youth Ecology Camp on Hog Island, founded and directed the Family Camp, and joined the instructional team for Audubon's camp for educators. Craig has also worked as a naturalist at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History and directed an environmental education program connected with the Cape Cod National Seashore. Craig plays guitar and hammered dulcimer and is known for his sing-a-longs at assemblies and campfires.