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A Naturalist’s Guide to the Virginia Coast By Curtis J. Badger
A Naturalist’s Guide to the Virginia Coast By Curtis J. Badger
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A Naturalist’s Guide to the Virginia Coast By Curtis J. Badger
Illustrations by Cynthia Belcher
Bring the wild beauty of Virginia’s coastline into your hands with this award-winning, user-friendly nature guide. A Naturalist’s Guide to the Virginia Coast is part field companion, part history lesson, and part love letter to the tidal flats, sandy trails, and coastal habitats that make our home state unforgettable.
Written by one of Virginia’s most celebrated outdoor authors, Curtis J. Badger leads readers through the region’s most iconic coastal landscapes—including Back Bay, Cape Henry Trail, First Landing State Park, Chincoteague, and more. With clear, engaging chapters and beautiful original illustrations, this book offers an accessible primer on the ecological, botanical, and historical significance of Virginia’s shores.
Whether you’re exploring with a curious child, gifting a nature lover, or stocking your coastal coffee table, this guide makes every reader feel like a local naturalist—spotting birds, identifying blooms, and uncovering hidden coastal wonders.
Why Customers Love It
- 🌿 A comprehensive guide to Virginia’s coastal ecosystems
- 🐦 Perfect for birders, hikers, beach walkers, and weekend explorers
- 🎨 Beautiful illustrations throughout by local artist Cynthia Belcher
- 📍 Highlights real Virginia landmarks and wilderness areas
- 👨👩👧 Family-friendly, informative, and easy to follow
- 📚 Written by an award-winning Virginia outdoor writer with 30+ published books
Perfect For
🎁 Locally inspired gifting
🌊 Fans of Back Bay, Sandbridge, Pungo, and coastal Virginia culture
📖 Bella’s Books-style readers who love meaningful, regional storytelling
🏡 Nature-themed home décor and coffee table displays
🥾 Trail-goers, beach wanderers, wildlife lovers, and garden admirers
Celebrate Virginia’s coast like never before—where the marsh meets the ocean, and every page feels like fresh salt air.
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