Mysteries from the Yukon: The Adventures of a Junior Biologist

Lawrence S. Buklis, author
218 pages
Published by American Fisheries Society
Publication date: June 2003
Summary
Searching for lost gold from the Klondike, chasing thieves in a blinding snowstorm,
plunging through raging waters on a hydropower project gone wrong-Cthree
fast-paced adventures await readers in grades 5 through 9. Through the experiences
of a fisheries biologist and his family on the legendary Yukon River, these adventures
help feed the dream: Could this be me?
Table of Contents
Author's Note
Book One: Mystery at Fish Camp
I. Anchorage
II. Emmonak
III. Getting Settled
IV. The Fishery
V. Fish Camp
VI. Warning Message
VII. Stakeout
VIII. Capture!
IX. Explanation
X. Teamwork
XI. Decoding Clues
XII. Disappointment
XIII. Fish Camp Revisited
XIV. Treasure Shared
Book Two: Snowbound
I. Special Project
II. To Fairbanks
III. Museum Exhibit
IV. The Bear River
V. A Neighbor
VI. Winter Study
VII. Snowstorm
VIII. Forced Landing
IX. Help Declined
X. Snowbound
XI. Flight
XII. Tracking
XIII. Rescue
XIV. Homeward Bound
Book Three: Save the Wild Wind
I. The Wind River
II. Power for Sale
III. Public Notice
IV. Groundwork
V. Field Studies
VI. Save the Wind River
VII. Public Hearings - Part I
VIII. Where the Fish Go
IX. Pressure from Within
X. Background Search
XI. Public Hearings - Part II
XII. Breakthrough
XIII. Unexpected Encounter
XIV. Epilogue
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