Nature of Colorado: An Introduction to Familiar Plants, Animals & Outstanding Natural Attractions Horror_Gift_Guide One of The New Yorker's

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Nature of Colorado: An Introduction to Familiar Plants, Animals & Outstanding Natural Attractions Horror_Gift_Guide One of The New Yorker'sColorado's unique landscape, from rolling prairies and shrublands, woodlands and mountain forests and alpine tundra is home to hundreds of species of plants and animals. The Nature of Colorado includes a memorable essay by James C. Rettie, who worked for the National Forest Service in 1948. In a flash of brilliance, he converted the statistics from an existing government pamphlet on soil erosion into an analogy for the ages. His essay inspires us all