California Trees, A Field Guide to the Native Species
California Trees, A Field Guide to the Native Species
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CALIFORNIA TREES — a visually rich and inspiring celebration of the state's iconic 95 native tree species. From the towering redwoods of the northern coast to the otherworldly Joshua trees of the desert, CALIFORNIA TREES takes readers on a journey through the state's diverse landscapes, highlighting the remarkable variety of native tree species that call it home. Complete with striking photographs, detailed species profiles, habitat descriptions, and identification tips, CALIFORNIA TREES serves the amateur nature lover and the science-minded alike.
Written by Matt Ritter and Michael Kauffmann
Paperback
Color Photos and Maps
Published by Backcountry Press
ISBN: 9781941624333
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“More than a comprehensive and superbly informative field guide, California Trees is a celebration of the diversity and magnificence of California’s wild trees and the wild places they inhabit. Expert and beginner alike will be inspired to deepen their understanding of California’s trees, woodlands, and forests from this tour de force by two of California’s leading tree authorities and celebrated natural history authors.”
—Bruce Baldwin, W.L. Jepson Professor & Curator, UC Berkeley
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California Trees: A Field Guide to the Native Species Reviews and Testimonials
“Wow! What a treat. This book is sure to delight any tree lover and become a favorite go-to reference. Offering a concise and comprehensive summary of California trees, this book is a stunning collection of plant glamor shots paired with species-level details, all organized in an intuitive, fun, and user-friendly format.”
—Lucy Kerhoulas, Professor of Forest Physiology, Cal Poly Humboldt
“A worthy addition to the library or backpack of any California tree fiend or friend.”
—Ken-ichi Ueda, Co-founder, iNaturalist
“This beautifully arranged book is a joyful exploration of California’s vast tree diversity, set in the poignant context of ecosystem vulnerability and resilience. “
—Marie Antoine, Botanist and CA Professional Forester #3269
“California is home to forests that attract visitors from all around the world. “California Trees” provides an engaging and lovely introduction to the 95 native species that populate the Golden State’s forests, woodlands, and deserts. This book introduces the state’s diverse habitats and, through clear text and excellent color photos, simplifies the problem of accurately identifying such diverse groups as the conifers and oaks. Whether you’re a nature lover, a hiker, or simply curious about California’s incredible biodiversity, this book is a valuable guide to the trees that shape the state’s natural heritage.”
—Chris Earle, Author of The Gymnosperm Database
“California Trees is a celebration of the state’s globally significant biodiversity with information presented in such a way to make accessible what could otherwise be overwhelming.”
—Steve Sillett, Kenneth L. Fisher Chair in Redwood Forest Ecology at Cal Poly Humboldt
“More than a comprehensive and superbly informative field guide, California Trees is a celebration of the diversity and magnificence of California’s wild trees and the wild places they inhabit. Expert and beginner alike will be inspired to deepen their understanding of California’s trees, woodlands, and forests from this tour de force by two of California’s leading tree authorities and celebrated natural history authors.”
—Bruce Baldwin, W.L. Jepson Professor & Curator, UC Berkeley