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Sciences naturelles

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Walden

Henry David Thoreau

1854 ★ 3.9

The Malay Archipelago

Alfred Russel Wallace

1869

Nature writing

Don Scheese

1996

The New Field Book of Nature Activities and Hobbies

William Hillcourt

1970

The lying stones of Marrakech

Marcel Blanc, Stephen Jay Gould

2000

Stein Valley wilderness guidebook

Gordon R. White

2008

The voyages and adventures of Capt. William Dampier

William Dampier

1769

Arctic ordeal

Sir John Richardson

1984

Geology of British Columbia

Sydney Cannings, Richard Cannings, Nelson C. Cannings et al.

2011

Eight Little Piggies

Stephen Jay Gould

1993

Environmental systems

D. N. Mottershead, Dr S J Harrison, I. D. White

1984

Our amazing world of Nature

1969

A world like our own

Alison Jolly

1980

Encyclopedia of Nature

DK Publishing

2007

The lovely and the wild

Louise de Kiriline Lawrence

1968

The out-door world, or, Young collector's handbook

William S. Furneaux

1893

Journal of the third voyage for the discovery of a North-West passage

Sir William Edward Parry

1826

Narrative of a voyage to the Polar Sea during 1875-6 in H.M. ships 'Alert' and 'Discovery'

George S. Nares

1878

The sacred balance

Maria DeCambra, David T. Suzuki, Amanda McConnell

1997

The illustrated natural history

John George Wood

1863

The persistence of memory

Philip Kuberski

1992

Nature near London

Richard Jefferies

1883

The Atlantic coast

Harry Thurston

2012

In nature's workshop

Grant Allen

1901

Dinosaur dilemma

Frank Cammuso

2015

A natural history of New York City

John Kieran

1959

Great Natural History Books and Their Creators

Ray Desmond

2003

Why Is the Sky Blue?

Catherine Ripley

1997

Best American Science and Nature Writing

David Quammen, Burkhard Bilger

2000

A Sierra Club naturalist's guide to the Pacific Northwest

Stephen Whitney

1989

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