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    Title: A Crow Called Canuck
    Sub-title: a children's activity book
    By (author): Arran Yarmie
    ISBN10-13: 0888391064 : 9780888391063
    Heâ s been called â Vancouverâ s famous crowâ , â a sought-after film starâ , and â East Vancouverâ s bad boy birdâ . Canuck, the orphan crow who rose to fame is now the subject of a kids colouring and activity book. It documents Canuckâ s life from a fledgling chick to his adventures as an adult. With 34 story and colouring pages and 10 activity pages, A Crow Called Canuck will not only entertain, but educate children about the importance of peacefully coexisting with urban wildlife. Hancock House Publishers and the authors of this book are dedicated to this mission and partial proceeds from the sale of the book will be donated to the Hancock Wildlife Foundation to help continue with its education and conservation programs.
    Reviews:
    "What a treat to have an activity book that activates our imagination while immortalizing the unique urban legend of Canuck the Crow. Vancouver's favourite feathered ambassador comes to life through these charming drawings paired with simple text. These pictures and words, along with the activity section, help us understand the beauty and the pathos of the intersection of human and animal life. Canuck's tale of survival and adaptation is engaging and educational but more importantly, its telling includes an open invitation to young readers to actively question the human impact on wildlife in urban settings. A wee gem of a book!" -- Sand Northrup
    Pages: 48  Size: 280x215x3mm 
    PublishedHancock House - December   2018
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Wildlife (Children's / Teenage)
    List Price: 13.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: In Stock   Qty Available: 6
    Title: 1 of: 484
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    Title: A Man and His River
    Sub-title: A 25-year Love Affair with a Wild Island Waterway
    By (author): DC Reid
    ISBN10-13: 0888397283 : 9780888397287
    A Man and His River is a love story, and a story of personal journey set on the banks of the Nitinat river on Vancouver Island. It is about the inherent and universal feeling of being near flowing water and the experiences of nature and wildlife that share the banks. This book is also a summary of the authorâ s lifetime of fishing Vancouver Islands 123 watersheds and the pursuits of its diversity of salmon and trout. While providing tales of wildlife encounters and big fish, the author also provides the reader with details on the various techniques and gear that can be employed on most rivers on the west coast. DC Reid is acknowledged as the writer who best exemplifies and extends the legacy of Roderick Haig-Brown, in the 21st century, and his latest work is his attempt to carry on that legacy.
    Pages: 256  Size: 215x140mm  Illustrations: 63 illus 
    PublishedHancock House - December   2022
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Fishing, angling
    List Price: 25.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: In Stock   Qty Available: 20
    Title: 2 of: 484
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    Title: A New Exploration of the Canadian Arctic
    By (author): Ronald E. Seavoy
    ISBN10-13: 0888395221 : 9780888395221
    Nickel Company's grassroots exploration of the Canadian Arctic in the 1960 field season. Exploration of the Canadian Arctic documents the International Nickel Company's grassroots exploration of the Canadian Arctic in the 1960 field season. This well-detailed story of the search for economic mineralization in Canada's most isolated regions is at once fascinating and educational. In this historical adventure, Ronald Seavoy and his colleagues encounter many little-known arctic phenomenon, both animal and environmental, with interesting and unexpected results.
    Pages: 192  Size: 215x139x12mm  Illustrations: 29 photos & 16 illus 
    PublishedHancock House - May   2002
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Memoirs
    List Price: 15.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: Temporarily Out of Stock, more expected soon
    Title: 3 of: 484
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    Title: A Poor Man's Guide to Placer Mining
    Sub-title: From Dirt to Dollars: Your Roadmap to Striking Gold
    By (author): Norm Hutton
    ISBN10-13: 0888398018 : 9780888398017
    Embark on a Journey to Placer Mining Success with 'A Poor Man's Guide to Placer Mining'In times of economic uncertainty, the allure of gold mining has always beckoned to those seeking opportunity. However, as history has shown, many ventures have faltered due to a lack of essential knowledge. In this comprehensive guide, aspiring miners are offered a roadmap to success in the world of placer mining.From the basics of prospecting to the intricacies of drift mining, every aspect of the process is explored in detail. Readers will learn the art of panning, the precision of sniping, and the technique of crevicing, all essential skills for maximizing gold recovery. What sets this guide apart is its emphasis on self-sufficiency, teaching readers how to craft their own equipment, from sluice boxes to rockers, without breaking the bank.But placer mining isn't just about finding goldâ it's about surviving and thriving in the wilderness. Readers will discover invaluable tips for shelter construction, long-term camping, and wilderness safety, ensuring they are prepared for any challenge they may encounter.Whether you're a novice prospector or a seasoned miner, 'A Poor Man's Guide to Placer Mining' is a must-read. With its practical advice and insider knowledge, this guide will empower you to turn your gold-mining dreams into reality, all without a major financial investment. So, prepare yourself, gather your tools, and get ready to embark on the adventure of a lifetime. The gold is waitingâ let this guide show you the way.
    Pages: 112 
    PublishedHancock House - August   2024
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Memoirs
    List Price: 20.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: In Stock   Qty Available: 4
    Title: 4 of: 484
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    Title: Abundant Rivers
    Sub-title: Chief Dan George Edition
    By (author): Anthony Carter, Chief Dan George
    ISBN10-13: 0919654193 : 9780919654198
    Pages: 144 
    PublishedHancock House - January   1972
    Format: Hardback
    Subjects: History of other lands
    List Price: 61.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: Out of Print 
    Title: 5 of: 484
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    Title: Adventure With Eagles
    By (author): David Hancock
    ISBN10-13: 0919654223 : 9780919654228
    • Author's personal experiences with Wild Eagles.
    Pages: 40 
    PublishedHancock House - January   1970
    Format: Hardback
    Subjects: Natural history
    List Price: 25.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: Out of Print 
    Title: 6 of: 484
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    Title: Adventure with Eagles
    By (author): David Hancock
    ISBN10-13: 0888392176 : 9780888392176
    • Author's personal experiences with Wild Eagles.
    Pages: 80 
    PublishedHancock House - January   1989
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Natural history
    List Price: 10.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: Out of Print 
    Title: 7 of: 484
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    Title: Adventures at the Airshow
    Sub-title: With Sean & Jennifer
    By (author): Ingrid Shelton
    ISBN10-13: 088839165X : 9780888391650
    Pages: 56 
    PublishedHancock House - January   1982
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Travel & holiday
    List Price: 10.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: Out of Print 
    Title: 8 of: 484
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    Title: Afloat in Time
    Sub-title: Growing up on the rafts of a Gypo Logger
    By (author): Jim Sirois
    ISBN10-13: 0888394551 : 9780888394552
    Six miles below the headwaters of Dean Channel on the BC coast, the Dean River flows graciously into salt water. Known for centuries as Kimsquit, this is a place of outstanding river, sea and mountain beauty. This is where James Sirois spent his childhood and teenage years alternately between Doc Gildersleeve's logging camp and school in Ocean Falls. The adventures and misadventures living on the rafts of a gypo logger in the coastal canyons of BC in the thirties, forties and fifties. Raised under the influence of his grandparents and long-time logging camp employees, Jim's time on the floating logging camp was always interesting and educational.
    Pages: 288  Size: 215x139x9mm  Illustrations: 2 illus 
    PublishedHancock House - November   1999
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Memoirs
    List Price: 20.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: Reprint under Consideration 
    Title: 9 of: 484
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    Title: African Parrots
    By (author): Rick Jordan, Jean Pattison
    ISBN10-13: 0888394446 : 9780888394446
    Two of the most respected parrot aviculturists share their combined experiences to introduce us to the indigenous parrot species of Africa. Rick Jordan and Jean Pattison examine the many facets of the aviculture of these birds including, speciation, breeding behavior, and suitability as companion birds. The authors share their insights and experience with African parrots, making this book a necessity in any bird lover's library.
    Pages: 144  Size: 215x140mm  Illustrations: 58 photos 
    PublishedHancock House - June   1999
    Format: Paperback
    Subjects: Natural history
    List Price: 10.99 Pounds Sterling
    Availability: In Stock   Qty Available: 2
    Title: 10 of: 484

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