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Vanishing Colorado : rediscovering a western landscape / Joe Verrengia ; photography by Glenn Asakawa ; illustration by Eric Baker.

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Title	Vanishing Colorado : rediscovering a western landscape / Joe Verrengia ; photography by Glenn Asakawa ; illustration by Eric Baker.
Circulation Notice	Books in the Fort Collins Local History Archive's collection do not circulate and are not available for checkout; these materials must be used on-site at the Archive. Though the Local History Archive books are non-circulating, additional copies of several Archive books can be found and checked out at the Poudre River Public Library District. To find out if a book is also at the Library, click on the link listed by "Library Availability."
Additional Title	Denver Rocky Mountain news (Denver, Colo. : 1998)
Author	Verrengia, Joe, 1959-
Call Number	333.950788 Verrengia, J. 2000
Publisher	Boulder, Colo. : Court Wayne Press, 2000.
Physical Description	112 p. : col. ill., col. maps ; 22 x 26 cm.
Subject	Fr+¬mont, John Charles, 1813-1890 -- Journeys. Biodiversity -- Colorado. Ecology -- Colorado. Biodiversity conservation -- Colorado.
Contributors	Asakawa, Glenn. Baker, Eric.
Notes	"Published in cooperation with the Denver Rocky Mountain News."; Originally published as a series of articles in the Denver Rocky Mountain news.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 111) and index.
ISBN/ISN	1570982600 (pbk.)
Library Availability (Library Catalog Record)	http://catalog.poudrelibraries.org/record=b1223353
Language	English
Rights	http://fcgov.com/legal.php?cmd=copyright
Type	Text
Format	text/plain
Collection Name	ReferenceBooks
Rightsholder	City of Fort Collins