1 volume ([32] pages), 16 puzzle tiles, color illustrations, in box 11 x 11 x 2 cm + 1 booklet (21 pages)
Description
"Lucia Harrison created the Nisqually Delta Restoration Puzzle based upon her observations at Red Salmon Creek, Braget Marsh and the Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge. She painted the 32 watercolor illustrations."--Colophon. "Watch restoration happen by assembling this puzzle depicting the Nisqually River Delta between Olympia and DuPont, Washington. Each tile has two sides that represent different futures for the Delta. One side features dikes and the invasive dominant Reed Canary Grass the other shows the impact of removing the dikes and restoring the salt marshes estuary to provide habitat for salt marsh plants and diverse species of wild plants and animals. East tile has an outer map-like frame and an interior image of a plant or animal. To assemble the puzzle, turn each tile so that the Reed Canary Grass tiles all face up."--Booklet pages 8-9.
Repository
University of Puget Sound Collins Library, Archives & Special Collections
Colors; Illustrations; Text (layout feature); Visual
Language
English
Photographer
Kendyl Chasco, Collins Memorial Library
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