Mother Earth - Boreal Beauty of the Peace Country is a 12”x12” 288-page hard-cover book featuring the work of 32 photographers.
Our images of 386 species of plants, wildlife and fungi are captioned with common and scientific names, as well as French, and Beaver and Cree, where available.
Price: $85/book with free shipping on a case of 6
Flat Rate Shipping (1-5 books): $20 Western Canada; $30 Eastern Canada and U.S.
SCHOOLS
We have DISCOUNTS FOR SCHOOLS, and author, Sharon Krushel, is available to give Mother Earth presentations! Contact us!
The 2nd printing has arrived!
You can order the Mother Earth book from us online. We also have several outlets.
Edmonton: Audrey's Books, Royal Alberta Museum Shop
Peace River: J's Java Domain, Freson Bros., Value Drug Mart, Peace River Museum, Peace ART HUB Gift Shop
Fairview: Fairview Fine Arts Centre.
Grande Prairie: Grande Prairie Museum, Grant Berg Gallery, The Centre for Creative Arts.
High Level: MacKenzie Crossroads Museum, Traditions Cafe and Gifts
Fort Vermilion: Fort Vermilion Heritage Centre
Beaverlodge: Beaverlodge Art & Culture Centre
Dawson Creek, BC: Dawson Creek Art Gallery
Fort St. John, BC: Peace Gallery North
If you’re searching for a unique Canadian-made gift for a loved one or colleague (or yourself!), look no more. You have found the book of wonders.
Mother Earth is a luxurious, generous feast for the eyes that celebrates the wild beauty and biodiversity of the Peace region.
The book is meant to be both educational and whimsical with captions, quotes and anecdotes,
a sprinkling of philosophy and some fascinating fun facts.
You’ll find bears, bison, beaver, bats, bees, beetles, butterflies, blossoms & berries, moose, muskrats, moss, mushrooms, wildflowers, waterfowl, hawks and owls, lynx, cougar, caribou, coyotes, wolves, and a wolf spider with all her babies on her back...to name a few. Oh, and a piebald moose and spotted Canada Goose! And, of course, chickadees. 🙂
Did I mention northern lights and aerial sights? Tree planters and pow wow dancers?
Well, you get the picture. A picture paints a thousand words, and this book has over 1,200 pictures.