Monika, I don't know if Zoobooks is still being published, but those had species or topics (biotic diversity) as the focus of each article, and the illustrations and information were stellar! I wish I had saved them...
Jamie -- Jamie Winternitz Graduate student Odum School of Ecology University of Georgia, Athens -------------- Original message -------------- From: Andrea Corbett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Monika - > > In addition to the other suggestions: most Canadian > magazines will send subscriptions to the U.S. (albeit, > for a slightly higher cost). Owl and Yes magazine are > both aimed at the 9-14 age group. My 8yr old receives > Chickadee & Know, which are from the same publishers, > but aimed at younger children. > > Regards, > Andrea > > > >Can anyone recommend a ecology/wildlife magazine > > that targets young > > >readers who are really interested in things such as > > animal tracks, good > > >types of bird feeders, learning about bird > > migrations etc etc etc. Back > > >in Canada when I was growing up we had WHO magazine > > but I am now looking > > >for the best subscription out there that's fun to > > read and that satisfies > > >a young mind curious about the natural world. > > Thanks Monika > >
