Living Landscapes of Kansas

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Living Landscapes of Kansas

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This luminous volume offers a rich feast of words and images depicting nature's unexpected beauty in Kansas. With a keen ecological sense, O. J. Reichman and Steve Mulligan present a breathtaking reminder of the state's remarkable natural heritage.

Reflecting the marvelous alchemy of earth, wind, fire, and water enacted over countless centuries, Reichman's meditative text and Mulligan's stunning color photographs reveal a wondrously diverse state. Ranging across both widely known and unfamiliar forests and prairies, rivers and lakes, geological formations and botanical splendors, they celebrate this diversity.

Featured in these pages are the sunlit bluffs of the Arikaree River, the Red Hills beneath a winter sky, the meandering Chikaskia River, Castle Rock, Pillsbury Crossing, Keyhole Arch in Monument Rocks National Landmark, Breidenthal Reserve's oak and hickory forests, sweeping waves of Big Bluestem and spring fires on Konza Prairie, Cimarron National Grasslands, the Mill Creek waterfall, Shermerhorn Cave, the wetlands of Cheyenne Bottoms, and a vast array of blooming phlox, columbine, larkspur, butterfly milkweed, dogwood, and wild rose.

More than any previous work, Living Landscapes of Kansas captures the essence of a state alive with natural beauty.

From the Back Cover
"Steve Mulligan has a gift for capturing the very best of Kansas on film. His extraordinary landscape photos are the next best thing to being there."--Andrea Glenn, editor of Kansas! Magazine

"This book conveys a true sense of the beauty and wonder of the natural landscape of Kansas."--Craig C. Freeman, coauthor of Roadside Wildflowers of the Southern Great Plains

"A fresh and graceful look at the Kansas landscape. O. J. Reichman effectively weaves together geology, botany, biology, and meteorology."--Rex Buchanan, coauthor of Roadside Kansas

Living Landscapes of Kansas

Living Landscapes of Kansas,O. J. Reichman,Steve Mulligan,University Press of Kansas,0700607277,Description and travel,General,Kansas,Landforms,Nature,Photo Essays,Photography,Pictorial works,Scenic Photo Collections,Subjects & Themes - Portraits,Subjects & Themes - Travel - U.S./West,United States - Midwest - Kansas,NATURAL HISTORY, COUNTRY LIFE & PETS,Photographs: collections,USA

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