All Smokey Bear products are from original watercolor paintings of Gary Embich and licensed by the U.S.D.A. Forest Service.

America's Beautiful...Let's keep it that way

Only You Can Prevent Wildfires!

America's Beautiful...Let's keep it that way

To promote the preservation of our country by reminding people that we can do our part in keeping America Beautiful by preventing wildfires that can destroy the beautiful things that each of our states has to offer.

Binder and Individual pages sold separately as listed below

   front of page                                 back of page

Prices:
Binder with cover insert ... $15 each
Individual pages ... ..............$10 each

Cover and all pages also available as a matted
framable archival 8x10 print.....$30 each

                                       America's Beautiful Keychains                               Notecards from cover insert or
                                                                   $3.00                                                                   any state page below
                                                                                                                                                                        $1.00 each
                                                                                                                                                                    

Newest Pages now available - Illinois, Georgia and Alabama

Arkansas
Cache River National Wildlife Refuge

Connecticut
River Floodplain at Glastonbury

Delaware
Trap Pond State Park

Florida
Blue Spring State Park

Hawai'i
Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park

Indiana
Pioneer Mothers Memorial Forest

Iowa
Loess Hills

Kansas
Quivira National Wildlife Refuge
 

Limited edition mini-poster
8.5 x 11
laminated hand water colored
licensed, signed and numbered
30 printed - 18 left
various colors (no choice)
$20 each 

Georgia is the largest state east of the Mississippi River.  Located 18 miles east of the capital city of Atlanta is Stone Mountain, where a quartz monzonite dome rises 1680 feet above sea level.  This dome is a landscape of bare rock and rock pools which are home to unusual fairy and clam shrimp, which only appear during the rainy season.
The mountain is more than 5 miles in circumference at its base and is surrounded by an oak-hickory forest and numerous shade-loving native plants.  The rare Georgia oak was first discovered in 1849 at the summit of Stone Mountain.  It is a small tree with shiny green leaves that turn brown in the fall and stay on the tree throughout the winter.  Several specimens can be found along the trail that leads to the top of the mountain. 
In the fall, the extremely rare Confederate Yellow Daisy appears in the rock crevices and Stone Mountain hosts the Yellow Daisy Festival, one of the most popular events in the Southeast United States.

Mississippi
Harrell Prairie Botanical Area

Missouri
Glade Top Trail

Nebraska
Arbor Lodge State Historical Park

New Jersey
The Pinelands National Reserve

New Mexico
Capitan Gap, Lincoln National Forest

North Carolina
Cradle of Forestry in America

Oklahoma
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge

Pennsylvania
John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum

South Carolina
Congaree National Park

Texas
Palo Duro Canyon State Park

West Virginia
Cranesville Swamp

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The Hot Foot Teddy Collectors Association's mission is to promote and preserve Smokey's past and protect his future.  For information on this organization please visit the website at www.hotfootteddy.org.