Volume/Title Index

The number(s) following the author (if known) refers to the article page number(s) in the original hardcopy edition. The following Web editions represent only a portion of the issues that were published during this time period.

A General Index to Grand Canyon Nature Notes, 1926-1935
was compiled under the direction of Hazel Hunt Voth by workers provided by the Works Progress Administration in 1938.

Volume 1 Number 1 — March 1926

• Kaibab Squirrel (Sciurus kaibabensis), Abert Squirrel (Sciurus aberti) - Glen E. Sturdevant, 1-2
• Utah Juniper (Juniperus utahensis) - Glen E. Sturdevant, 3
• Suicide Robin Returns - Staff, 4

Volume 1 Number 2 — April 1926

• Education Plans - E.T. Scoyen, 1-2
• Western Yellow Pine (Pinus ponderosa) - G. E. Sturdevant, 2-4
• Water Ouzel (Cinclus mexicanis) - G. E. Sturdevant, 4-6

Volume 1 Number 3 — May 1926

• Pinon Pine (Pinus edulis) - G.E. Sturdevant, 1-3
• Ancient Ferns - G.E. Sturdevant, 3-4
• Long - Crested Jay (Cyanocitta stelleri diademata) - Glen E. Sturdevant, 4-5
• Any Port in a Storm - Staff, 5-6

Volume 1 Number 4 — June 1926

• Fossil Footprints - C.W. Gilmore, 1-3
• Dragon Fly - Glen E. Sturdevant, 3
• "Mescal" - Glen E. Sturdevant, 4-5
• Daily Battles - G.E. Sturdevant, 6

Volume 1 Number 5 — August 1926

• American Beaver (Castor canadensis mexicanus) - G.E. Sturdevant, 1-4
• Intelligent Robin - Staff, 4
• Courtin' Time - G.E. Sturdevant, 5-6
• A Few Pets - E.T. Scoyen, 7

Volume 1 Number 6 — September 1926

• Cliff Rose (Cowania Stansburiana) - G. E. Sturdevant, 1-2
• Button, Button, Who has the Button? - Staff, 2
• Salt in the Tapeats Sandstone - G. E. Sturdevant, 3-5
• Kaibab Deer Arrives on South Rim - E.T. Scoyen, 5-6

Volume 1 Number 7 — November 1926

• The Common Skunk (Mephitis mephitis) - G.E. Sturdevant, 1-4
• Fossil Fish - Staff, 5
• Autumn - Staff, 4-5
• Publications Received for Reference Library - Staff, 6

Volume 1 Number 8 — December 1926

• The Turkey Buzzard (Cathartes aura) - G.E. Sturdevant, 1-2
• Cats Claw (Acacia greggii) - G.E. Sturdevant, 2-3
• Calcite - G.E. Sturdevant, 3-4
• Bear? - G.E. Sturdevant, 4-5

Volume 1 Number 9 — January 1927

• A National Park Creed - John C. Merriam, cover
• Fossils - G.E. Sturdevant, 1-4
• Conservation - G.E. Sturdevant, 5

Volume 1 Number 10 — February 1927

• An Experimental Repair Job - E.T. Scoyen, 1-4
• You're Next: Mr. Duck - E.T. Scoyen, 4-5

Volume 1 Number 11 — March 1927

• A Winter Resident - G.E. Sturdevant, 1
• Wild Goose - G.E. Sturdevant, 2
• Theories Relating to Origin of the Canyon - G.E. Sturdevant, 2-3
• Ranger Smith Entertains - Staff, 4

Volume 1 Number 12 — May 1927

• Flora of the Tonto Platform - Staff, 1-2
• Antelope Happenings - Staff, 2-3
• Mountain Sheep Visits Studio - Staff, 3-4
• Arizona Red-Bud - Staff, 4

Volume 2 Number 1 — June 1927

• Navajo Makes Rain - Staff, 1-2
• Fox Holds Up Party - Staff, 2
• When Insects Were the Size of Birds - Staff, 2
• Grand Canyon Visited by Leading Geologists - Staff, 3
• Trailside Notes - Edwin McKee, 3-4

Volume 2 Number 2 — July 1927

• The Papilio Tribe of Butterflies - Edwin D. McKee, 1-2
• Formations Exposed at the Grand Canyon - G.E. Sturdevant, 2-5

Volume 2 Number 3 — August 1927

• Cats and Polecats - Staff, 1-2
• Birds of the Havasupai Canyon - Edwin D. McKee, 2
• Canyon Rim Roses - G.E. Sturdevant, 3
• "Pal" - Staff, 4

Volume 2 Number 4 — September 1927

• Crossbill - Mrs. G.E. Sturdevant, 1-2
• Pine Nuts - G.E. Sturdevant, 3
• Mother Grouse Poses for Movie Camera - Staff, 3-4
• Pegmatite Dikes - Staff, 4-5
• Grand Canyon Animal Tracks - Staff, 5

Volume 2 Number 5 — October 1927

• Tame Deer Herd Started at Grand Canyon - Staff, 1-2
• Canyon Hiking - Staff, 2-3
• Pet Fawns Introduced to Snow and Rain - Staff, 3-4
• A Canyon Culprit - Staff, 4

Volume 2 Number 6 — November 1927

• Breaking A Trail Through Bright Angel Canyon - F.E. Matthes - 1-4

Volume 2 Number 7 — December 1927

• Pal Killed by Mountain Lion - Staff, 1
• Canyon Walls are Barrier to Migration - Staff, 1-2
• Antelope Reveal Goat Trails - Staff, 2
• "Smoky" is an Apt Pupil - Staff, 2
• Mountain Sheep Observed on Canyon Rim - Staff, 3
• Crossbill Winters at Grand Canyon - Mrs. G.E. Sturdevant, 3

Volume 2 Number 8 — January 1928

• Nesting and Food Habits of the Abert Squirrel at Grand Canyon - Staff, 1-3
• Species of Products of the Kaibab Limestone at Grand Canyon - Staff, 3-5

Volume 2 Number 9 — February 1928

• A Visit to an Un-Frequented Part of the Grand Canyon - Staff, 1-7
• A Near Tragedy - Staff, 7

Volume 2 Number 10 — March 1928

• Springtime at the Grand Canyon - Staff, 1
• Champion Barker? - Staff, 1-2
• Rejuvenation - Staff, 2-3
• Mountain Sheep Leads Way Up the Trail - Staff, 4
• Third Publication on Grand Canyon Animal Tracks - Staff, 4
• Deer Leaps 1700 Feet to Death - Staff, 4

Volume 2 Number 11 — April 1928

• Inspecting a Possible Trout Stream of Grand Canyon - Staff, 1-6

Volume 2 Number 12 — May 1928

• Red-Shafted Flicker Nests on Canyon Rim - Staff, 1
• Hermit Steer of the Canyon - Staff, 1-2
• Deer Arrive at Bright Angel Point - Staff, 2
• Sea Gull Visits the Park - Staff, 2
• Kaibab Squirrel Plentiful - Staff, 3
• Results of a Large Crop of Pinon Nuts - Staff, 3
• Lading of Colorado River - Staff, 4

Volume 3 Number 1 — June 1928

• Antelope for Burros - Staff, 1-2
• Cassin Vireo Observed - Staff, 2
• Kaibab Fawn Captured - Staff, 2
• Bird Life on the Tonto Plateau - Edwin D. McKee, 2-3
• Cougars Not Extinct of Kaibab - Chas. W. Merriam, 3-4
• Fossils Collected - Staff, 4
• Mountain Sheep Comes Up Bright Angel Trail - Staff, 4

Volume 3 Number 2 — July 1928

• Saturn As a Brilliant Object in the Southern Sky - M.R. Tillotson, 1-2
• Grand Canyon Illuminated by Aurora Borealis - M.R. Tillotson, 2
• Ironwood (Knowlton's Hornbeam) - G.E. Sturdevant, 2-3
• Analogy of Past and Present Life - Chas. W. Merriam, 3-4
• The Polyphemus Moth - Edwin D. McKee, 4-5
• Dusky Grouse on South Rim - Staff, 5

Volume 3 Number 3 — August 1928

• Stubby - Staff, 1-2
• New Bird Records for Park - Edwin D. McKee, 2
• The Geaster or Earth Star - H.V. Hibbard, 2-3
• The Blue-Bellied Lizard - Edwin D. McKee, 3-4
• Oswald - Mrs. G.E. Sturdevant, 4-5

Volume 3 Number 4 — September 1928

• What Causes the Canyon Walls to Recede? - G.E. Sturdevant, 1-3
• Five Planets in the Autumn Skies - M.R. Tillotson, 3-4
• Bird Baths - Mrs. G.E. Sturdevant, 4-5

Volume 3 Number 5 — October 1928

• Lessons From a Graveyard - Staff, 1
• Kingfisher at Grand Canyon - Staff, 1-2
• Two Trail Parties in One Picture - Staff, 2
• Robin Breaks Ice to Take Bath - Staff, 2
• Antlers as an Age Indicator of Deer - Staff, 3
• Ring-Tailed Cats - Mrs. G.E. Sturdevant, 3-4

Volume 3 Number 6 — December 1928

• A Reconnaissance of the Northeastern Part of Grand Canyon National Park - Staff, 1-6

Volume 3 Number 7 — January 1929

• Additional Indian Ruins of Clear Creek Region - A.L. Brown - 1
• Lessons From the Grand Canyon - G.E. Sturdevant, 2-3
• Clear Creek is Stocked with Trout - Staff, 3
• In Time for Refreshments - Staff, 3-4

Volume 3 Number 8 — February 1929

• Our Sorrow - M.R. Tillotson, 1-2
• Glen Ernest Studevant - Staff, 2-3
• Fred Johnson - Staff, 3-4
• Fawns Arrive from Kaibab - G.E. Sturdevant, 4-5
• Beaver at Phantom Ranch - G.E. Sturdevant, 5-6
• Favorable Snow Conditions - Staff, 6

Volume 3 Number 9 — May 1929

• Scientific Work Conducted at Grand Canyon - Staff, 1
• The Chuckwalla - Miss Barbara Hastings, 2
• Life Zones of the Grand Canyon - Vernon Bailey, 2-5
• Wind Erosion in the Grand Canyon - Staff, 6-7
• Odds and Ends - Staff, 7

Volume 3 Number 10 — June 1929

• Scientific Work - Staff, 1-2
• Manzanita on the South Rim - Earl W. Count, 2
• Lady Hecate - Barbara Hastings, 2-3
• Nesting Notes - Mrs. F.M. Bailey and Staff, 3-4
• The Coronado Expedition - Stephen B. Jones, 4-5
• Soil of the South Rim - A Query - Earl W. Count, 6
• Heralds of Summer - Staff, 6-7

Volume 3 Number 11 — July 1929

• A Food Plant of the Indians - Miss Barbara Hastings, 1-3
• The Path of a Thunderstorm - Stephen B. Jones, 3
• Lunch À La Abert - Earl W. Count - 3
• The Horned Owl - Edwin D. McKee, 4
• Yavapai Catches a Bolt - Earl W. Count, 5
• Summer Snowstorms - S.B. Jones, 5
• Facts - Not Fancies - Staff, 6

Volume 3 Number 12 — August 1929

• Mariposa Lily - Miss Laura Mills, 1
• Deer Conditions on the Kaibab up to August 5, 1929 - Vernon Bailey, 1-2
• Laoporus Goes Walking - Edwin D. McKee, 3-4
• Cricket Notes - E.W. Count, 4-5
• Lightning-Scarred Trees - S.B. Jones, 5
• The Next Generation - Edwin D. McKee, 6

Volume 4 Number 1 — September 1929

• Horned Toads - S.B. Jones, 1-2
• The Gathering of the Jay Clan (Cyanocephalus cyanocephalus) - E.W. Count, 2
• Mushrooms on the Kaibab - Laura E. Mills, 3-4
• Snakes as Mediators - Edwin D. McKee, 5
• A Mutating Pentstemon - E.W. Count, 6
• Along the Trails - Staff, 6

Volume 4 Number 2 — October 1929

• The Cover - Hopi Symbols - E.W. Count, 8-9
• Flying Deer - P.P. Patraw, 9-10
• Surface Topography of the Kaibab - Edwin D. McKee, 10-12
• The Elusive Sceloporus - S.B. Jones, 12-13
• Hither and Yon - Staff, 13-14

Volume 4 Number 3 — November 1929

• Feathered Friends - Edwin D. McKee, 15-16
• Middle Canyon Sculpturing - W.M. Davis, 17-18
• Avian Cliff-Dwellers - E.W. Count, 18
• "Porky" - S.B. Jones, 19-21
• The Bright Angel Trail Fault - Edwin D. McKee, 21

Volume 4 Number 4 — December 1929

• Cougars on the South Rim of Grand Canyon - H.R. Lauzon, 23-24
• The Flora of the Hermit Shale in Grand Canyon - David White, 24-25
• Unconventional Pines - S.B. Jones, 25
• Rug-Weaving, Navajo Style - E.W. Count, 25a-26
• Grand Canyon Lichens - Edwin D. McKee, 27-29

Volume 4 Number 5 — March 1930

• Yavapai Observation Station - P.P. Patraw, 30-32
• Climbing Deer - S.B. Jones, 32
• Pinyon Puzzle - E.W. Count, 33
• Winter Robins - Staff, 33
• The Youthful Grand Canyon - Edwin D. McKee, 33-35

Volume 4 Number 6 — April 1930

• Some Lizards of Grand Canyon - E.W. Count, 36-37
• Briefs - Staff, 37
• Our Cactuses - Miss Pauline Mead, 38-40
• The Grand Canyon Rattlesnake - Staff, 40

Volume 4 Number 7 — May 1930

• Scientific Expedition to the Nankoweap - M.R. Tillotson, 41
• The Reference Library - Edwin D. McKee, 42
• Oh Cedar! - S.B. Jones, 42-43
• Wild Burros of the Grand Canyon - P.P. Patraw, 43-45
• The Navajo Silversmith - E.W. Count, 45
• Pages in Cambrian History - Edwin D. McKee, 46-47
• Left-Overs - Staff, 45

Volume 4 Number 8 — June 1930

• Report of Nankoweap Trip - C.E. Resser, 48-49
• Archaeology - Staff, 50
• Wayside Museum of Archaeology Expedition - Harold S. Gladwin, 50-51
• Vanadinite in the Grand Canyon - Edwin D. McKee, 52
• Kaibab Trail - E.W. Count, 53-55
• Odds and Ends - Staff, 56

Volume 4 Number 9 — July 1930

• A Living Conquest - E.W. Count, 57-58
• Fossils and What They Tell - R.L. Nichols, 59-60
• Copper Deposits of Grand Canyon - Edwin D. McKee, 61
• July Bird Notes - Staff, 62

Volume 4 Number 10 — August 1930

• The Hopi Snake Dance - Barbara H. McKee, 63-64
• The Clear Creek Expedition - Russell Hastings, 64-65
• Chisel-Teeth-Chatter - E.W. Count, 65-66
• An Archaeological Find - Arthur Soper, 66-67
• Irregularities in Climatic Belts - Clyde Searl, 68-69
• Odds and Ends - Staff, 69-70

Volume 4 Number 11 — September 1930

• Some Grand Canyon Plants & Their Uses - Pauline Mead, 72-77
• The Carrying Power of the Colorado River - R.L. Nichols, 77
• Dining Solitaire - E.W. Count, 77-78
• The Esplanade - E.D. McKee, 78-79
• A New Bird Record - Clyde Searl, 80
• The Canyon Towhee - Edwin D. McKee, 80

Volume 4 Number 12 — October 1930

• Deer Antlers - Clyde Searl, 81
• Butterflies of the Grand Canyon - Robert G. Wind, 81-84
• Seeds of Some Grand Canyon Wild Flowers - Pauline Mead, 84-89
• Briefs - E.W. Count - 90
• Ripples in the Sands of Time - E.D. McKee, 91-93

Volume 5 Number 1 — November 1930

• The Story of a Pebble - Clyde Searl, 1
• Butteflies Near the Colorado River in November - Pauline Mead, 2-3
• Geological and Wild Life Observations Between Bass Canyon and Hermit Canyon - E.D. McKee, 3-9
• A Winter-Blooming Goosefoot - Pauline Mead, 10-11
• Briefs - Staff, 11

Volume 5 Number 2 — December 1930

• Small But Mighty! - E.D. McKee - 12
• A Brief Ecological Comparison of Life Zones on the Kaibab Plateau - Pauline Mead, 13-17
• Fossil Mountain - Edwin D. McKee - 18-19
• Preliminary Report on the Germination of Native Wild Flower Seeds - Pauline Mead, 18-20

Volume 5 Number 3 — January 1931

• "The Explorer" - M.R. Tillotson, 21-24
• Beetles - Clyde C. Searl, 25-26
• The Origin of Hermit Basin - Edwin D. McKee, 27
• Second Report of the Germination of Native Wild Flower Seeds - Pauline Mead, 28-29
• The Badger and Its Environment - Chester Markeley, 30-31
• The Goal of Yavapai - Clyde C. Searl, 31-33

Volume 5 Number 4 — February 1931

• Planting Fish Eggs in Clear Creek - P.P. Patraw - 34-35
• The First Spring Flower - Pauline Mead, 36
• Some Interesting Bird Records - Clyde C. Searl, 37-38
• A Strange Combination - Burt Luzon, 38
• A Remnant of the Age of Fishes - Edwin D. McKee, 39
• Building Rocks - Clyde C. Searl, 40-41
• Third Report on the Germination of Native Wild Flower Seeds - Pauline Mead, 41-42

Volume 5 Number 5 — March 1931

• Fossil Footprints of the Coconino - Edwin D. McKee, 43-44
• Sedimentary Rocks - Clyde C. Searl, 45-46
• The Rock Loving Alum Root - Pauline Mead, 47
• Official Report on Stocking Canyon Streams with Fish - J.P. Brooks, 48
• The Raccoon of Havasupai - Chester R. Markeley, 49-50
• Fourth Report on the Germination of Native Wild-Flower Seeds - Pauline Mead, 51-53

Volume 5 Number 6 — April 1931

• Some Beetles of Grand Canyon - Clyde Searl, 54-55
• A Lively Little Beggar - Barbara H. McKee, 56-57
• Pocket Mice! - Edwin D. McKee, 57-58
• Early Stages in the Development of Rainbow Trout - Chester R. Markeley, 59-60
• Notelets - E.D. McKee - 61

Volume 5 Number 7 — May 1931

• Geography of the Middle Cambrian Period - Edwin D. McKee, 62-64
• An Interesting Bug - Clyde Searl, 64-65
• Broom-Rape, A Root Parasite - Pauline Mead Patraw, 66
• Winter Feeding of White-Tailed Squirrels - George Collins, 67-68
• Field Observations - Staff, 69-70

Volume 5 Number 8 — June 1931

• Where Our Cacti Grow - Pauline Mead Patraw, 71-72
• Bare Facts About Bear Tracks - George Collins, 73-74
• Birding in Grand Canyon - Randolph Jenks, 75-77
• The Sonora Beaver - Chester Markeley, 78-80
• A Mother Squirrel Transports Its Young - R.A. Redburn, 80-81
• Field Observations - Staff, 82-83

Volume 5 Number 9 — July 1931

• Bats - Carol F. Tyler, 84-86
• Relics of the Past - Antone Albert, 87-88
• How the Supai Indians Prepare Mescal as Told Me By Supai Lilly Burro - Barbara H. McKee, 89-90
• A Gopher-Snake Lunches - Earl Count, 90-93
• Giant Moths - Edwin D. McKee, 93-94

Volume 5 Number 10 — August 1931

• Blue Ribbon Minerals - H.H. Waesche, 95-98
• The Blue Haze of Grand Canyon - Ralph A. Redburn, 98-100
• Some Birds and Their Nests on the Kaibab - Randolph Jenks, 101-105
• Trees Gripping the Hillside - E.W. Count, 106
• Grand Canyon - A Barrier to Reptiles? - Edwin D. McKee, 107-109

Volume 5 Number 11 — September 1931

• The Colorado River - Ralph A. Redburn, 110-114
• Two Reptiles New to the Grand Canyon - Charles M. Bogert, 115-116
• A Quarrel Among Bird Families - Edwin D. McKee, 117
• Forest Fire - Ciwn Lynch, 118

Volume 5 Number 12 — October 1931

• A Trip Down Tanner Trail - Vernon Bailey, 119-120
• Additional Notes on the Tanner Trail Trip - Edwin D. McKee, 121-122
• An Historical Record - Godfrey Sykes, 123-124
• Pinyon Pine Nuts - R.A. Redburn, 125-126
• Crinoidal Limestone - Edwin D. McKee, 126-127

Volume 6 Number 1 — November 1931

• An Archaeological Exhibit - Edwin D. McKee, 1-2
• Early November Bird Records - Clyde C. Searl, 3-6
• Plant Succession in Kaibab Limestone - Pauline Mead Patraw, 6-9
• An Experiment in Grand Canyon with the American Pronghorn - Ralph A. Redburn, 10-13
• Miscellany - Staff, 13-15

Volume 6 Number 2 — December 1931

• Dragon-Flies at Grand Canyon - Clyde C. Searl, 16-18
• Russian Thistle - Earl W. Count, 18
• The Origin of Bright Angel Canyon - Edwin D. McKee, 19-21
• Miscellany - Staff, 21-22

Volume 6 Number 3 — January 1932

• The Yucca - Sword-Like Yet Friendly - Barbara Hastings McKee, 23-25
• Navi'-Pe - E.W. Count, 25
• A Deeper Canyon - Clyde C. Searl, 26
• When Winter Comes - Edwin D. McKee, 27
• Special Notes - Staff, 28
• Errata - Staff, 28
• Chipmunk - Ciwn Lynch, 29

Volume 6 Number 4 — February 1932

• Greenland Lake - Edwin D. McKee, 30
• The Herbarium of Grand Canyon National Park - Clyde C. Searl, 31-33
• Field Observations - Staff, 33-34
• Comparative Porosity of Rock Formations in Grand Canyon - H.H. Waesche, 35-37
• Personnel Notes - M.R. Tillotson, 37

Volume 6 Number 5 — March 1932

• "Spring is Near" - Donald Edward McHenry, 39-40
• Vandals of the Sand - Clyde C. Searl, 41-42
• The Ancient Mazatzal Land - Edwin D. McKee, 42-45
• Identification of the Common Pink Mineral Found Near Phantom Ranch - B.F. Moomaw, Jr., 46-47
• Field Observations - Staff, 47

Volume 7 Number 1 — April 1932

Volume 7 Number 2 — May 1932

Volume 7 Number 3 — June 1932

Volume 7 Number 4 — July 1932

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Game Survey of the Walhalla Plateau - Ranger Perry E. Brown
• Concerning the Age of the Grand Canyon - Park Naturalist E. D. McKee
• Food for the Hawk - Ranger Naturalist R. A. Redburn
• Weeds - Ranger Naturalist Clyde C. Searl
• Field Observations - Naturalist Staff

Volume 7 Number 5 — August 1932

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• A Summary of Grand Canyon Minerals - Hugh H. Waesche
• Canyon Storm - Ciwa Lynch
• A Lesson in Erosion - A. R. Croft
• An Insect Observation - Clyde C. Searl
• Recent Bird Records from Havasu Canyon - Randolph Jenks
• Field Observations

Volume 7 Number 6 — September 1932

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• A Baffling Piece of Plate Glass - Hugh H. Waesche
• Insect Notes - Clyde C. Searl
• The 1933 "Pine Nut" Crop - A. Russell Croft
• Herpetological Problems at Grand Canyon National Park - Charles M. Bogert

Volume 7 Number 7 — October 1932

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• A Kaibab Squirrel Family - Ralph Redburn
• The Turning of the Tables - Donald Edward McHenry
• Occurrence of the Spadefoot Toad in Grand Canyon National Park
• Notes on the Yaki Point Burn - A. R. Croft
• A Bitter Struggle - Edwin D. McKee
• Field Observations

Volume 7 Number 8 — November 1932

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• A "Reptile Story" - A. R. Croft
• Some Fucoides of Grand Canyon - Edwin D. McKee
• Demonstration Life Zone Gardens - Donald E. McHenry
• Mountain Lion Poses for Auto Caravan - Ralph A. Redburn

Volume 7 Number 9 — December 1932

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Quaking Aspen at Grand Canyon - Donald Edward McHenry
• Recent Bird Notes - Edwin D. McKee
• Deer Browse on Cactus - A. R. Croft
• Biological Briefs - Staff

Volume 7 Number 10 — January 1933 — Special Archeological Number

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• ABORIGINAL MAN IN ARIZONA AND HIS FORE-RUNNERS - Harold S. Gladwin
  • Earliest Traces of Man
  • Early Man in America
  • Early Man in Arizona
  • Later Development of Man in Arizona

Volume 7 Number 11 — February 1933

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• The Anita Copper Mine - Hugh H. Waesche
• The "Burro Spring" Pine - A. R. Croft
• Bird Banding in Northern Arizona; Part I, Flagstaff Station - Lyndon L. Hargrave
• The Hermit of Horn Creek - Edwin D. McKee

Volume 7 Number 12 — March 1933

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Notes on Grand Canyon Amphibians - Charles M. Bogert
• Bird Banding in Northern Arizona;
  Part II, Grand Canyon Station - Edwin D. McKee
• Gambel Oaks at Grand Canyon - Donald Edward McHenry
• Miscellany
• A Coyote Tale - Ralph Redburn

Volume 8 Number 1 — April 1933

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Havasupai Basketry - Edwin D. McKee
• The Story of a Forest Fire - Ralph Redburn
• Notes on Porcupines of the Grand Canyon Region - Charles M. Bogert
• Diary of Early Spring

Volume 8 Number 2 — May 1933

Volume 8 Number 3 — June 1933

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Notes on Pinyon-Juniper Reforestation - A. R. Croft
• How Pipe Creek was Named - H. H. Waesche
• Junco Visits Both Rims
• Landslides and Their Part in Widening the Grand Canyon - E. D. McKee

Volume 8 Number 4 — July 1933

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Toroweap - The New Grand Canyon National Monument - Ben H. Thompson
• Over Abundant Chipmunks - Barbara R. McKee
• Some Jaspers of Grand Canyon and Their Significance - Edwin D. McKee

Volume 8 Number 5 — August 1933

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• On Canyon Trails - Edwin D. McKee
• A Broken Winged Robin - Donald E. McHenry
• Fawn Observations - Edwin D. McKee
• A Study of the Algonkian Formations in Grand Canyon - Dr. N. E. A. Hinds

Volume 8 Number 6 — September 1933

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Some Bird Notes from Bly, Arizona - Lyndon L. Hargrave
• Feldspars of Phantom Ranch Area - Hugh H. Waesche
• A Lunar Rainbow - Paul Kraus
• On Canyon Trails - Edwin D. McKee

Volume 8 Number 7 — October 1933

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Woodland Parks on the North Rim - D. E. McHenry
• A Large Cliff-dwelling - Barbara R. McKee
• Mountains at Close of the Algonkian Era - Edwin D. McKee
• Miscellany - Staff

Volume 8 Number 8 — November 1933

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Yesterdays on the Kaibab Trail and Phantom Ranch - H. H. Waesche
• An Outrage - Paul Kraus
• Naming of the Grand Canyon - Barbara H. McKee
• Rattlesnakes on the Canyon Rim - D. E. McHenry
• Are There Any Bears Here? - Edwin D. McKee
• Miscellany - Staff

Volume 8 Number 9 — December 1933

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Indian Use of the Pinyon Pine in the Grand Canyon Region - Louis Schellbach III
• Bibliography

Volume 8 Number 10 — January 1934

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Wind Rivers of the Grand Canyon - George L. Collins
• Is there Gold in the Canyon? - H.R. Lauzon
• Ancient Pottery Rebuilt by C.C.C.'s - Donald E. McHenry
• Miscellany - Staff

Volume 8 Number 11 — February 1934

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• A Probable Influence on Life in the Kaibab Sea - E. D. McKee
• Bucks Grow Bold - Barbara H. McKee
• Regarding the Nankoweap Trail - E. D. McKee
• Raven vs. Squirrel - Barbara H. McKee
• Report on Rattlesnake Specimens

Volume 8 Number 12 — March 1934

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• The Grandview Copper Project - Hugh H. Waesche
  • I History of Grandview Mine Page
  • II Geology of Grandview Mining Area
  • III Mining Methods at Grandview
• An Unseasonable Season - D. E. McHenry

Volume 9 Number 1 — April 1934

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Indian Uses of Juniper in the Grand Canyon Region - D. C. McHenry
  
  • Introduction
  • The Juniper Among Ancient Indians
  • The Juniper Among Modern Indians
         Use as a Food
         Domestic Uses
         Medicinal Uses
         Ceremonial Uses
    

Volume 9 Number 2 — May 1934

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Pinyon Nuts as Bird Feed - Edwin D. McKee
• Statistical Report of Bird Banding - Lester Stein
• Hermit Camp Today - Ian Campbell
• Field Observations - Staff

Volume 9 Number 3 — June 1934

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• A Beaver Home in Bright Angel Creek - Robert Satterwhite
• Lizard Eat Lizard - D. E. McHenry
• Miscellany - Naturalist Staff
• Long-Period Rain Gauges - Edwin D. McKee

Volume 9 Number 4 — july 1934

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Status of the Desert Bighorn in Grand Canyon National Park - Edwin D. McKee
• Canadian Zone Plants on the South Rim of Grand Canyon - D. E. McHenry
• Some Wild Life Observations

Volume 9 Number 5 — August 1934

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Does Mistletoe Kill the Trees at Grand Canyon? - D. E. McHenry
• Remnants of the Age of Dinosaurs on South Rim of Grand Canyon - E. D. McKee
• Meteorological Data
• Botanical Note - E. D. McKee

Volume 9 Number 6 — September 1934

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Flora of Grand Canyon National Monument - E. D. McKee
• When Enemies Meet - Russell Grater
• An Archaeological Minded Jay - Russell Grater
• Miscellaneous Notes - History, Paleontology, Ethnology, Literature

Volume 9 Number 7 — October 1934

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• From Low to High - Frank E. Lutz
• Noted on the Band-tailed Pigeon - Russell Grater
• Some Habits of Two Ravens - Barbara H. McKee
• A Curious Collection - Russell Grater
• Some Migrating Sparrows and Related Species - Russell Grater
• Field Observations

Volume 9 Number 8 — November 1934

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Some Observations of the Unkar Group of the Grand Canyon Algonkian - C. E. Van Gundy

Volume 9 Number 9 — December 1934

Volume 9 Number 10 — January 1935

• Cover Page
• Grand Canyon Natural History Association
• Contents
• Quaking Aspen - Its Future in the Park - D. E. McHenry
• Some Wildlife Observations on the Canyon Floor - Russell Grater
• Rock Slide in the Coconino Sandstone - Russell Grater and Harold H. Hawkins
• Static Electricity - Harold H. Hawkins

Volume 22 Number 1 — Spring 2007

• Goodbye to 119 - Sophie A. H. Osborn
• Getting to Know Eddie McKee: Grand Canyon's First Resident Geologist - Wayne Ranney

Volume 28 Number 1 — Summer 2008

• A Biologist's Biologist: Remembering Eric York 1970-2007
• Mountain Lion Research in Grand Canyon National Park - R.V. Ward
• Discovery Mountain Lion Kittens, Summer 2007: A Trip Report - Lori Rome
• Lions and Loss - Lori Rome

Mammals of the Grand Canyon Region
Number 1 — June 1935 (HTML edition)

History and Exploration of the Grand Canyon Region
Number 2 — November 1935 (HTML edition)

Trees of Grand Canyon National Park
Number 3 — March 1936

Contributions to Grand Canyon Ornithology
Number 4 — March 1936

Contributions to Grand Canyon Geology
Number 5 — May 1936

Check-list of Plants of Grand Canyon National Park
Number 6 — June 1936

Prehistoric Man in the Southwest
Number 7 — August 1936

Check-list of Birds of Grand Canyon National Park
Number 8 — July 1937

Amphibians and Reptiles of Grand Canyon National Park
Number 9 — July 1938

Plants of Grand Canyon National Park
Number 10 — January 1947

Butterflies of Grand Canyon National Park
Number 11 — September 1950

Prehistoric People of the Northern Southwest
Number 12 — 1955

Grand Canyon: Origin and Scenery
Number 13 — 1961

The Story of Man at Grand Canyon
Number 14 — 1967