Armstrong, Robert H.

Robert H. Armstrong

Bob Armstrong has written about and photographed nature in Alaska since 1960. His books include Guide to the Birds of Alaska; Alaska’s Birds; and Alaska’s Fish. In addition he has coauthored The Nature of Southeast Alaska; Alaska’s Natural Wonders; Southeast Alaska’s Natural World; Whistlers on the Mountains; Along the Mt. Roberts Trail in Juneau, Alaska; Dragonflies of Alaska; Dragons in the Ponds, Life around Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau Alaska, Beavers by the Mendenhall Glacier, Lichens Around the Mendenhall Glacier,  and The Mendenhall Wetlands an Important Bird Area.  He has also authored and coauthored numerous scientific and popular articles on fish, birds, mammals, plants, and insects in Alaska. He has worked as a fishery biologist and research supervisor for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and as an Associate Professor for the University of Alaska where he taught courses in fisheries and ornithology. Bob Armstrong currently lives in Juneau where he continues to photograph and write about the Natural History of Alaska.


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Books: 
$20.00
SKU: 9780939431700

The Nature of Southeast Alaska: A Guide to Plants, Animals, and Habitats (Alaska Geographic) By Richard Carstensen, Robert H. Armstrong, Rita M. O'Clair Cover Image
$18.99
ISBN: 9780882409900
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Published: Alaska Northwest Books - March 3rd, 2014

$29.95
SKU: 9781578334766

This book is about the plants and animals you can see in the alpine portion of the Mt. Roberts Trail. The trail reveals a stunning variety of alpine flowers and vegetations, small mammals, and several species of birds all of which are showcased here by stunning photos and clear text.


Alaska's Birds: A Guide to Selected Species By Robert H. Armstrong Cover Image
$14.95
ISBN: 9780882404554
Availability: Hard to Find
Published: Alaska Northwest Books - June 1st, 2003

$9.95
SKU: 9781578333622

This full-color photographic children's book describes: how ferocious dragonflies are how they live two lives, what they eat and what eats them how to tell a damsel from a dragon With stunning photos by Juneau photographer, Bob Armstrong you'll learn about these lively inhabitants of streams, lakes, and ponds.


This full color reference book contains more than 350 photos of animals, plants, and other natural phenomena in Southeast Alaska.