From Grassland to Glacier: The Natural History of Colorado

This paperback edition shows signs of wear typical of ex-library copies, including library stamps and markings from Victor Public Library. The cover has noticeable wear, with edges and corners scuffed. The spine shows creasing but remains intact. There is a handwritten note inside: "In Memorium: Nellie Graber." Pages are clean with no major tears or stains, making it a functional reading copy despite cosmetic flaws.

"From Grassland to Glacier: The Natural History of Colorado" by Cornelia Fleischer Mutel and John C. Emerick is a comprehensive exploration of Colorado's diverse ecosystems. Published by Johnson Books in Boulder in 1984, this first edition offers an in-depth look at the state's natural history, from its expansive grasslands to its majestic glaciers. The authors, both experts in ecology, provide valuable insights into the environmental dynamics shaping Colorado. This copy is an ex-library edition from the Victor Public Library, featuring library stamps and a handwritten dedication "In Memorium: Nellie Graber." The book, published in paperback format, is a valuable resource for those interested in ecology and environmental studies. Despite being a library copy, it remains a sought-after edition due to its detailed examination of Colorado's landscapes. Condition is fair, with visible wear on the cover and spine but intact pages. A must-have for collectors of natural history and regional studies.