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Stories of the Wild by The Murie Center  $13
Two in the Far North by Margaret Murie  $16
Wapiti Wilderness by Margaret & Olaus Murie  $25
Field Guide to Journal Writing in Nature by Matt Daly  $12
Ahead of Their Time: Wyoming Voices for Wilderness A history project of the WY Wilderness Association  $15
The Open Space of Democracy by Terry Tempest Williams The book is currently out of print but we do offer used copies signed by the author.   $25
Where Mountains are Nameless by Jonathan Waterman  $25
Olaus Murie Portfolio of Field Sketches  $10
A Naturalist in Alaska  $20
Wind River Wilderness  $40
Arctic Dance DVD  $22
Arctic Dance  $20 soft cover / hard cover $30
Last Great Wilderness  $30
Murie Ranch History Book  $2
Peterson's Field Guides: Animal Tracks  $19

The Murie Center Bookshelf

Arctic Dance: The Mardy Murie Story (DVD)
This is the biography of Margaret E. Murie, affectionately known as the 'Mother of the American Conservation Movement.' Narrated by Harrison Ford, the film includes appearances by Terry Tempest Williams, George Schaller, and Celia Hunter. Created by Charlie Craighead and Bonnie Kreps, Arctic Dance is available on DVD only and runs 75 minutes.
$22.00

Arctic Dance: The Mardy Murie Story (book)
A 128-page photo-essay of Mardy's life by Charlie Craighead and Bonnie Kreps. The new book features never-before-published photos, journal excerpts, and letters, along with a concise essay detailing her life story.
Soft Cover: $20.00
Hard Cover: $30.00

The Murie Ranch History Booklet
This 28-page booklet highlights life on the ranch from the dude days of Buster Estes through the Murie years and onto the continuing Murie legacy with the establishment of The Murie Center. Maggie Meehan, a 2001 TMC intern, created this engaging history with photos spanning the last century.
$2.00

Stories of the Wild
This book brings together what the Muries brought together at their Moose, Wyoming ranch: shared experiences outdoors and fellowship among those who love wilderness. Featured in these pages are stories from the Muries themselves, including never-before published excerpts from Olaus' field notebooks. The collection also presents the work of contemporary writers, artists, and poets, whose lives have been touched in ways large and small by the Murie legacy and the wild country surrounding Jackson Hole.
$13

Two in the Far North by Margaret E. Murie
Mardy's classic reflections on her life in the Arctic as a young girl in Fairbanks to remarkable expeditions with her husband, Olaus. Deeply expressed are the themes at the core of the conservation movement. This is a must-read for anyone intrigued by adventure, wilderness, or the Far North.
$16

Wapiti Wilderness by Margaret and Olaus Murie
A collection of essays by Olaus and Mardy focusing on their life at their ranch in Moose, Wyoming and in the mountainous wilderness of the Tetons. Each essay is filled with insights into the unique relationship the Muries had with the natural and human communities in Jackson Hole. Illustrated with pen-and-ink drawings by Olaus J. Murie.
$25

Peterson Field Guide to Animal Tracks by Olaus J. Murie
Olaus Murie's classic field guide to animal tracks and sign. Illustrations hand-drawn by Olaus show individual tracks, different track patterns, animals in their habitats, droppings, gnawed trees, every type of clue the tracker needs.
$19

A Naturalist's Portfolio of Field Sketches by Olaus J. Murie
Olaus Murie was one of the great naturalists of the 1900s. From the farm fields of Minnesota to the vast tundra of the Alaskan wilderness Olaus took his sketch pad, brushes, and paints on nearly all of his journeys. This portfolio captures many of the patient moments Olaus spend in the wild as a keen observer and a talented artist.
$10

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To order any of the above items, please contact The Murie Center at 307-739-2246 or send an e-mail friend@muriecenter.org with the items you would like to purchase, your shipping address, and payment information. We ship via the U.S. Postal Service. The center accepts MasterCard and Visa.