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Here is a selection of E-Book titles accessible to you for free with your local library card or E-Card. Stay tuned for additional recommendations next month!

Explore the Great Outdoors
Make the most of the sunny days left in the season! Discover e-books loaded with tips for hiking scenic trails, setting up the perfect campsite, fishing in peaceful waters, and spotting wildlife in their natural habitat. Whether you’re venturing into the wilderness or just your local park, these guides will help you make every adventure memorable.

Hiking Pennsylvania

by Rhonda and George Ostertag

Hiking Pennsylvania is your guide to exploring the beauty and variety of trails across the state. From peaceful nature walks and family-friendly rail trails to rugged mountain treks, this book highlights some of Pennsylvania’s most scenic parks, forests, and natural areas. Along the way, you’ll uncover the rich geologic, cultural, and natural stories that make Pennsylvania such a rewarding place to hike.

Backpacking Tips:

Trail-Tested Wisdom from FalconGuide Authors

by FalconGuide Authors

This book is full of practical advice to make your time on the trail safer, smarter, and more enjoyable. From avoiding common mistakes to refining your outdoor skills, this guide shares real-world insights from experienced backpackers. Whether you’re new to backpacking or looking to sharpen your style, these tips will help you travel with confidence, comfort, and a deeper appreciation for nature.

The Survival Handbook:

Essential Skills for Outdoor Adventure

by DK Publishing

This book is the ultimate guide to survival, packed with real-world techniques tested by some of the toughest soldiers in the world. Learn how to prepare for expeditions, build shelters, find food and water, navigate challenging terrain, and handle emergencies with confidence. From fire-making in the rain to staying safe in the wild, this book equips you with the practical skills needed to take on whatever nature throws your way.

🌎Science Behind the Scenery
Take your love of the outdoors one step further by learning about the science that shapes our environment.
With over 230 full-text e-books, Science Reference Source helps you understand the forces affecting the trails you hike and the habitats endangered animals call home.
Dive into topics like acid rain, atmosphere changes, and climate impacts to see how these invisible shifts can alter forests, waterways, and wildlife populations. Whether you’re curious about the science behind environmental change or want to better protect the natural spaces you explore, this resource provides the knowledge to connect your adventures with a deeper awareness of our planet’s challenges.
Screenshot of Science Reference Source in the Environmental Science section

On the Brink: Endangered Species

Book cover - Endangered Animals

Endangered Animals

Book cover- Defending the Animals

Defending the Animals

Book cover- The Fall of the Wild

The Fall of the Wild

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