Guam: A Natural History Legends and Folklore but also anecdotal observation and

but also anecdotal observation and personal experience

as well as tips for incorporating sensible eating into busy lives

In his role as the Hawaiʻi Regional Manager of the Surfrider Foundation

Hoʻollā ʻia kēia pae puke no ka heluhelu pū ʻana o kekahi me ke keiki i ka manawa mua

Written by Lorraine Ward

Guam: A Natural History Legends and Folklore but also anecdotal observation andWritten at a 3rd grade reading level, Guam: A Natural History is a thorough introduction to the land, resources, and communities of Guam and its Pacific neighbors in Micronesia. Chapters on island formation and geography, plants, animals, and marine life include up to date information and color photographs from experts in the fields of geology and biology. The chapters on Mariana Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, Palau, and the Marshall