Arctic Prairies

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Ernest Thompson Seton's "The Arctic Prairies," a captivating account of exploration in the Canadian wilderness. This meticulously prepared edition chronicles a remarkable 2,000-mile canoe journey north of Aylmer Lake, undertaken in pursuit of the elusive caribou.

Seton's vivid prose transports readers to the heart of northern Canada, offering a detailed glimpse into the landscapes, wildlife, and challenges encountered during this ambitious expedition. Explore the vast prairies and experience the stark beauty of the Arctic environment. Discover the rich ecosystems and habitats of this polar region through the eyes of a seasoned naturalist and adventurer.

"The Arctic Prairies" is more than just a travelogue; it's a testament to the spirit of exploration and a celebration of the Canadian North. A timeless classic for anyone fascinated by canoeing, natural history, and the allure of the unknown.

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