National Geographic Atlas of the National Parks by Jonathan Waterman

This seven-pound, best-selling tome tells the unique stories of America’s 61 beloved national parks and takes readers on an epic journey through the extraordinary and unique features that distinguish each.

With more than 200 maps - both historical and contemporary - informative graphics and inspiring images, Atlas of the National Parks, by Jon Waterman (National Geographic ISBN: 978-1-4262-2057-9 US $65/CAN $86 432 pages), showcases the entirety of America’s spectacular park system for the very first time. To support his work, he has received three grants from the National Geographic Society Expeditions Council, two grants from the Walton Family Foundation, and grants from the Storer Foundation,, the Kenney Brothers Foundation, New Belgium Brewing, Patagonia, and the Campion Foundation. He has starred in, filmed, and written films for television, including “The Logan Challenge” (PBS, 1991), “Surviving Denali” (ESPN, 1994), “Odyssey Among the Inuit” (OLN, 2000), ANWR Trek (PBS 2007), and “Chasing Water” (Pete McBride films, 2011). Jon Waterman started shooting photographs on his expeditions three decades ago, but also found his calling and is principally known as a writer. His writing has appeared in the Washington Post, the New York Times, Adventure, Outside, and Backpacker and his books include Running Dry, In the Shadow of Denali, Where Mountains Are Nameless, and Arctic Crossing, among others.Join us for an evening with Jon Waterman as he discusses his latest book, National Geographic Atlas of the National Parks (2019).

In addition to exploring and documenting various parts of the United States, he is a former ranger for the National Park Service and a longtime wilderness guide.

JON WATERMAN is an award-winning author, filmmaker, and adventurer who has received three grants from the National Geographic Society Expeditions Council. A heartfelt foreword from National Geographic CEO Gary Knell reminds us how important these lands are to our lives and our national pride. This lush reference provides an up-close look at what makes these lands so special-and so uniquely American. Jonathan Waterman introduces readers to the country's scenic reserves and highlights the extraordinary features that distinguish each: magnificent landmarks, thriving ecosystems, representative wildlife, fascinating histories, and more. Appetizers will be provided.įrom the white sand beaches of Dry Tortugas to the snowy peaks of Denali, this captivating book combines authoritative park maps with hundreds of graphics and photographs to tell the stories of America's sixty beloved national parks. Join bestselling author Jon Waterman for a night of history and celebration of the National Parks! This book makes a perfect gift for adventure loving family.

National Geographic Atlas of the National Parks by Jonathan Waterman