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Entertainment Magazine: Tucson: Sabino Canyon Recommended Books on Sabino Canyon"Treasures of the Santa Catalina Mountains" explores the history and the legends of the Santa Catalina Mountains– download free PDF excerpts from the book, read chapters online and purchase on Amazon!
Sabino Canyon, Field Guide to: Pocket Naturalist Guide (Pocket Naturalist Guide Series)
Sabino Canyon: The Life of a Southwestern Oasis
A Guide to the Geology of Sabino Canyon and the Catalina Highway: Coronado National Forest
Amphibians, Reptiles, and Their Habitats at Sabino Canyon (The Southwest Center Series)
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is a beautifully illustrated guide highlights over 140 familiar and
unique species of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fishes, seashore
creatures, butterflies/insects, trees, shrubs, wildflowers and cacti.
Laminated for durability, this lightweight, pocket-sized folding guide
is an excellent source of portable information.
by
David Wentworth Lazaroff (Author). David has called on years of
studying, photographing, and educating people about Sabino Canyon to
produce this clearly written and beautifully illustrated book. Focusing
on the importance of Sabino Creek both to plants and animals and to
human recreation, he tracks the ebb and flow of canyon life through the
year and tells how people have sought to utilize the canyon through
history. Paperback: 119 pages. Publisher: University of Arizona Press
(March 1993).
is a 45 page full color geologic Guide to Sabino Canyon and the
Catalina Highway (DTE-17) by J.V. Bezy explains how Sabino Canyon was
formed as well as the geologic features on Mt. Lemmon along Catalina
Highway in this wonderful depiction published by the Arizona Geological
Survey .
presents annotated and illustrated descriptions of the amphibians and
reptiles found at Sabino Canyon and an overview of their natural
environment. Representing a study spanning nearly twenty-five years, it
documents their present and past distribution and examines environmental
and herpetofaunal change due to physical, biological, and human impact
on species and habitats.