NORTHWEST WILDLIFE EXPLORERS – COLORING BOOK Northwest Wildlife • Natural Habitats • Outdoor Adventure • 48 Pages Explore the wild beauty of the Northwestern United States through a fun, educational, and adventure-inspired coloring experience. Designed for kids and families, this book encourages creativity, curiosity, and a healthy outdoor-based lifestyle through scenes of wildlife exploring forests, mountains, rivers, and coastal landscapes. Inside this book: Features 48 pages of Northwest wildlife and outdoor adventure - Includes 20 iconic Northwest wildlife species native to forests, mountains, rivers, and coastal ecosystems - Includes adult and young animal pairs to support wildlife recognition and early learning - Uses two-page habitat scenes that place animals in their natural environments - Showcases wildlife hiking, exploring, and engaging with nature in an adventure-filled style - Highlights coastal shores, river valleys, forests, and mountain landscapes - Bold, clean 300 DPI line art designed for easy and enjoyable coloring - Includes a Table of Contents and clear page numbering for easy navigation - Large 8.5" x 11" pages - Best with crayons and colored pencils - Great for classrooms, homeschool, road trips, rainy days, and quiet creative time - Includes a QR code linking to free nature-based resources and more books in the Wildlife Explorers series Why readers enjoy it: Encourages creativity, calm, and screen-free fun - Promotes outdoor exploration and a healthy nature-based lifestyle - Helps children connect with Northwestern wildlife and habitats - Suitable for kids, families, and a wide range of skill levels - A great gift for young animal lovers, nature-loving families, teachers, homeschoolers, and junior explorers About the Author Anthony J. Bopp has spent nearly two decades supporting conservation, wildlife education, habitat restoration, botanical gardens, and sustainable agriculture programs across the United States. A key chapter of that work took place at the Alaska Raptor Center, where he began as a volunteer and was later hired full time, working with rehabilitated birds of prey and leading public education programs. His books help children and families connect with wildlife, ecosystems, and public lands. Each book includes a QR code linking to free educational resources for continued learning beyond the page.