I'd recommend publications like North Carolina's "Wildlife in North Carolina", but the one for your state or region. These tend to have a focus on activities including attracting wildlife, animal/plant identification, outdoor recreation, hunting/fishing, and events as well as history and current issues, all locally oriented. Check with your state's Wildlife Resources Commission or Fish and Wildlife Department or similar agency (finding their webpage is probably easiest), as these are the folks that usually publish these locally-/regionally-oriented naturalist magazines.
Trish Patricia D'Arconte Stormwater Management Program Town of Chapel Hill, NC ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 10:18:11 -0600 From: Monika Freyman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Any recommendations: Ecology/Wildlife Magazines for teens 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
