Fragrant, cheerful, and with a penchant for painting the most unexpected places with splashes of color, wildflowers are a delight to encounter. Bright Yellow Bells in Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge in Washington. A meadow of Lupine in Maroon Bells–Snowmass Wilderness. Balsam Root growing among ponderosa pines. Fireweed bringing a note of color to the banks of the Tatshenshini River. Showcasing a year of beautifully photographed native North American species, Wildflowers is a celebration of nature's prettiest blooms.
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Ecotourism—seeing the world in all its fragile beauty while leaving the smallest footprint—is a major initiative for the Audubon Society. Spotlighting a dozen extraordinary destinations, each one rich in geographic and geologic wonders and teeming with flora and fauna, Audubon's Green World is a brand-new calendar that celebrates the joys of green travel. Journeying from the outback of Australia to Costa Rica's rain forests, from the geysers of Yellowstone to the volcanic islands of the Galapagos, from the rugged highlands of Peru to the pristine coral reefs of Belize, this calendar is utterly seductive. Each month features a large full-color photograph plus dozens of smaller photos in the grid below. And the accompanying text highlights the destination's distinctive features.
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The cornerstone of the Audubon calendar program, this week-at-a-glance datebook is a magnificent tribute to the earth's unspoiled wilderness. Here is nature—intimate close-ups to grand vistas—captured in dozens of images by the world's best photographers. A White-tailed Deer in a snowy meadow. The stark, jutting peaks of Patagonia's Cerro Torre. The serene face of a Barn Owl. Fall foliage in Washington's Skagit River Valley. With spacious weekly grids, detailed captions, and an elegant recyclable gift box.
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