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| Discover Saskatchewan - A User's
Guide to Regional Parks is
a detailed and complete guide to over 100 regional parks scattered
throughout the province. The parks provide over 5000 campsites, hundreds
of hiking trails, paddling rivers and lakes, biking trails, nature
observation and overall, just so many great places to kick back and
relax. You'll find information on each park's location, the number
of campsites, services available, history, hiking trails, recreational
facilities and of course contact information. The book includes regional
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Discover Saskatchewan - A User's Guide to Regional
Parks
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Author: Micheal Clancy & Anna Clancy
Publisher: Canadian Plains Research Center
Paperback: 230 pages
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| The Ecoregions of Saskatchewan |
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The Ecoregions of Saskatchewan
provides a well organized and thorough look at
Saskatchewan from an ecological perspective. For those who have never
wandered far from the Trans Canada Highway, you will be surprise at
Saskatchewan's remarkable diversity. There are four main ecozones
in the province, which are sub-divided into eleven ecoregions. You'll
find an introduction onto the classification system used, followed
by explanations of the provinces geology, hydrology, climate, soil
and wildlife, along with details on human impact. In the chapters
that follow, each of the eleven regions is examined in detail, painting
an interesting picture of a complex land and its wealth of interdependencies.
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Author: Donald F. Acton, Glen A. Padbury, Colette T. Stushnoff
Publisher: Canadian Plains Research Center
Paperback: 205 pages
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| Northern Saskatchewan Canoe
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Northern Saskatchewan Canoe Trips:
A Guide to 15 Wilderness Rivers One of Canada's best canoe destinations, Northern
Saskatchewan provides a wide variety of experiences for the paddler.
The book discusses both the river history and the requirements for
running them. You'll find details on the routes, such as places to
camp, what to avoid, the rapids and of course the distance and length
of each. This is the only source of information for some of the rivers
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Author: Laurel Archer
Publisher: The Boston Mills Press, 2003
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| Note: Saskatchewan
Trails - A Guide to Nature Walks and Easy Hikes by Robin and Arlene Karpan
describes dozens of hikes in the province.
Watch for more Saskatchewan books to be listed
shortly.
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