Observe. Discover. Care.
A little curiosity.
A world to explore.
Bring nature learning along with you. Our Field Books combine fascinating subjects with space to draw, record observations, and discover how to care for the natural world.
Choose your Field Book
Take a peek inside, then open the full PDF.
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Wetlands & wildlife
Amphibians
Explore the double life of frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts, from aquatic young to life on land. Learn about habitats, diets, body parts, and metamorphosis, then record behaviors, sketch an amphibian, and reflect on ways to protect its home.
Inside: Body-part labeling, field observations & reflection
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Trees & forest ecology
Aspen Trees
Look closely at quaking leaves, pale bark, and the shared roots that connect an aspen grove. Explore seasonal changes, food webs, regeneration, and conservation, with guided pages for recording tree characteristics, wildlife connections, and signs of forest health.
Inside: Tree observations, sketches & stewardship prompts
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Animal adaptations
Giraffes
Discover how giraffes feed, move, grow, and survive in African savannas and woodlands. Pair lessons on anatomy, behavior, and conservation with drawing and observation prompts, then try a measurement activity comparing everyday objects with a giraffe’s height.
Inside: Anatomy labeling, behavior notes & a measuring activity
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Outdoor discovery
Nature Journal
Turn time outdoors into a personal record of discovery. Follow a nature scavenger hunt, make leaf rubbings, sketch plants and animals, and notice sights, sounds, smells, and textures. Weather logs, nature art, and open notes pages leave room for your own findings.
Inside: Scavenger hunt, leaf rubbings & sensory journaling
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Flowers & their visitors
Pollinators
Follow pollen from flower to flower and discover how bees, butterflies, birds, bats, and other visitors help plants reproduce. Explore flower anatomy and agriculture, record plant and wildlife observations, and find a native-seed-ball project plus an introduction to the Great Southeast Pollinator Census.
Inside: Flower observations, seed balls & community science
Make it your own field adventure.
Open a book to read online, or save and print it for your next activity. Bring a pencil, take your time with the observation prompts, and fill the pages with your own sketches and discoveries.