The Talus Field A field journal of Yosemite

The Nature Notes archive

1926

12 issues of Yosemite Nature Notes, transcribed in full from the original scans.

  1. January 30, 1926 Vol. 5, No. 1

    The Yosemite Natural History Association Its Purposes · May We Send You Each Issue of Yosemite Nature Notes? · From the National Conference on Out-door Recreation

  2. February 27, 1926 Vol. 5, No. 2

    The Yosemite Natural History Association Its Purposes · May We Send You Each Issue of Yosemite Nature Notes? · From the National Conference on Out-door Recreation

  3. March 31, 1926 Vol. 5, No. 3

    A Wild-life Creed. · How Lakes Build Ramparts · High Sierra Wild Life Conditions in Winter

  4. April 30, 1926 Vol. 5, No. 4

    A Wild-life Creed. · Bear Tracks on a Tree Trunk · The Removal of the Old Yosemite Village

  5. May 31, 1926 Vol. 5, No. 5

    A Wild-life Creed. · Let Your Mountain Vacation Be a Journey of Discovery · The Purpose of the Museum in the National Parks

  6. June 30, 1926 Vol. 5, No. 6

    A Wild-life Creed. · Seventy Five Years in the Famous Valley · Route of the Mariposa Battalion Discovery of Yosemite First Expedition - Mariposa Indian War Key to Map

  7. July 31, 1926 Vol. 5, No. 7

    A Wild-life Creed. · The Sugar Pine · The Sugar Pine

  8. August 31, 1926 Vol. 5, No. 8

    A Wild-life Creed. · The Musings of a Golden-cup Oak · Moving Methods of Callospermophilus

  9. September 30, 1926 Vol. 5, No. 9

    A Wild-life Creed: · Hetch Hetchy, the Tuolumne's Yosemite · Ripples of the Riffles

  10. October 31, 1926 Vol. 5, No. 10

    A Wild-life Creed. · Plants Used by Yosemite Indians · What Is a Digger Indian?

  11. 1926 Vol. 5, No. 11

    A Wild-life Creed. · The Fir Trees of Yosemite National Park · The Cones of the Red Fir

  12. 1926 Vol. 5, No. 12

    The Yosemite Natural History Association Its Purposes · From the National Conference on Out-door Recreation · "that the Conference Endorse Nature Study In

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