CONSERVATION—YOU CAN HELP

If you are interested in the work of the National Park Service and in

the cause of conservation in general, you can give active expression of

this interest, and lend support by alining yourself with one of the

numerous conservation organizations which act as spokesmen for those who

wish our scenic heritage to be kept unimpaired for the enjoyment of

future generations.

This booklet is published in cooperation with the

National Park Service by the

SOUTHWESTERN MONUMENTS ASSOCIATION

Box 1562-P, Gila Pueblo, Globe, Arizona

_which is a non-profit distributing organization pledged to aid in

the preservation and interpretation of southwestern features of

outstanding national interest._

The Association lists for sale many interesting and authentic

publications for adults and children, and color slides on Southwestern

subjects. These make fine gifts for birthdays, parties, and special

occasions, and many prove to be of value to children in their school

work and hobbies.

For the complete sales list of more than 100 publications and 1700 color

slides on Southwestern Indians, geology, ruins, plants, animals,

history, etc., you can obtain one by mail by writing to the above

address.

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ALSO AVAILABLE

are the following booklets of information on Big Bend National Park:

“A GUIDE FOR THE BIG BEND,” by Maxwell and Koch may be purchased from

National Park Concessions or Big Bend Natural History

Association

$1.00

“BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK,” by Ray Scott, may be purchased from National

Park Concessions, Inc., Big Bend National Park, Texas

$ .50

“PLANTS OF BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK,” by McDougall and Sperry may be

purchased from Big Bend Natural History Association or

National Park Concessions, Big Bend National Park

$1.00

The following may also be purchased in the park:

“ANIMALS OF THE SOUTHWEST DESERTS,” Olin and Cannon. Handsome

illustrations, full description and life habits of the 42 most

interesting and common mammals, members of the strange animal

population of the lower desert country of the Southwest below

the 4,500 foot elevation. 112 pp., 60 illus., color cover,

paper

$1.00

“FLOWERS OF THE SOUTHWEST DESERTS,” by Natt N. Dodge and Jeanne R.

Janish. In 100 beautifully drawn plates are illustrations of

145 of the most interesting and spectacular plants of the

deserts of the Southwest, with descriptive text. 112 pp.,

color paper cover. May be purchased from Southwestern

Monuments Association, Box 1562, Globe, Arizona

$1.00

“FLOWERS OF THE SOUTHWEST MESAS,” by Pauline M. Patraw and Jeanne R.

Janish. A companion volume to the Deserts flower book, but

depicting and describing more than 150 common and interesting

plants of the higher plateau country of the Southwest. 112

pp., color paper cover. May be purchased from the Southwestern

Monuments Association, Box 1562, Globe, Arizona

$1.00

“FLOWERS OF THE SOUTHWEST MOUNTAINS,” Arnberger and Janish.

Descriptions and illustrations of plants and trees of the

southern Rocky Mountains and other Southwestern ranges above

7,000 feet elevation. 112 pp., color cover, paper. May be

purchased from the Southwestern Monuments Association, Box

1562, Globe, Arizona

$1.00

[Illustration: SOUTHWESTERN MONUMENTS ASSOCIATION]

SOUTHWESTERN MONUMENTS ASSOCIATION

Box 1562-P—Gila Pueblo, Globe, Arizona

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