Shop for Nature Related Books
We spend much of our time in the field identifying and learning about
the unique landscapes that we work and play in. Without the excellent
work of many authors, we would not have nearly as much fun as we
currently do. This section will recommend some of the very best books
available.
Don't waste any more time with unknown and
untested books. Check these books out.
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Plants of the
Rocky Mountains, by Linda Kershaw, Andy MacKinnon and Jim Pojar is
the definitive source for the plants of the Rocky Mountain region of
Canada and the United States ranging from New Mexico to British
Columbia. With almost than 1400 species and detailed information on each
(including 900 color photographs), this is the book we use daily in the
field. It is arranged taxonomically though so it is not always the
easiest book for beginners. Click the appropriate flag to purchase |
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Edible and Medicinal
Plants of the Rockies by Linda Kershaw is another must have field
guide. If you are interested in native uses of the plants of the Rocky
Mountain region, than this is the guide to have. Like her other guides,
it has full-color illustrations, a cloth cover and very detailed notes
on how plants have been used throughout history. Click the appropriate
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Plants of the Western
Boreal Forest and Aspen Parkland by Derek Johnson, Linda Kershaw and
Andy MacKinnon continues the excellent Lone Pine series into the Western
Boreal Forest and Aspen Parkland. Once again it has excellent
photographs and covers some 620 species of trees, shrubs, wildflowers,
mosses, lichens and ferns and grasses. Click the appropriate flag to
purchase |
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