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A guide to the common vascular plants of the Boise Foothills, including the forested area from Boise Peak westward to Bogus Basin Ski Area and Mores Mountain. This book provides information on the natural history, ecology, and adaptations of common trees, shrubs, and wildflowers, as well as how the plants were used by Native Americans and early inhabitants of the area.

The Food & Survival Plants Along the Pacific Crest Trail series of handbooks is the culmination of almost 20 years of field work. This is the second of the six handbooks developed for hikers of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) and covers the 520 miles in Southern California from Warner Springs to Walker Pass. These handbooks were created to introduce hikers (both through- and section-hikers) to the abundance of wild and native foods along this 2,...

This book is a field guide to the useful plants found in the mountains of southern California. It is intended to be used by wildlife enthusiasts, naturalists, city dwellers, hunters, backpackers, fishermen, prospectors, campers, vegetarians, and students of wilderness survival. This is the second edition of the 2003 manuscript published by the San Bernardino County Museum Association.

The Food & Survival Plants along the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) series of handbooks is the culmination of almost 20 years of field work. These handbooks were created to introduce hikers to the abundance of wild and native foods along this 2, 650-mile long trail. This is the first of the six handbooks developed for the through- and section-hikers of the PCT, and covers the first 110 miles from the Mexican border to Warner Springs. There are o...

Every year, tens of thousands of people adventurers, backpackers, hunters, and vacationers are drawn to the Sawtooth Wilderness and National Recreation Area. They come to enjoy the spectacular scenery and to experience a more rugged life style away from the comforts of city life. As would be expected, this change almost always has a refreshing and revitalizing effect on a person's physical and mental state that many become addicted to the "wil...

The Food & Survival Plants Along the Pacific Crest Trail series of handbooks is the culmination of almost 20 years of field work. These handbooks were created to introduce hikers to the abundance of wild and native foods along this 2, 650-mile long trail. This is the sixth and final handbook developed for the through- and section-hikers of the PCT and covers the approximately 481 miles in Washington.

This is the fifth in a series of six handbooks to the wild edible and useful plants along the Pacific Crest Trail in Oregon. If you are a through- or section-hiker and are looking to augment your meals, this book may be of interest to you. There are more than 200 species of vascular plants along this segment of the PCT that are considered edible or useful.

The Food & Survival Plants Along the Pacific Crest Trail series of handbooks is the culmination of almost 20 years of field work. These handbooks were created to introduce hikers to the abundance of wild and native foods along this 2, 650-mile long trail. This is the fourth of the six handbooks developed for the through- and section-hikers of the Pacific Crest Trail, and covers the approximately 530 miles in Northern California from Sierra ...

The Food & Survival Plants Along the Pacific Crest Trail series of handbooks is the culmination of almost 20 years of field work. This is the third handbook in the series of six that covers the approximately 453-mile stretch of the High Sierra from Walker Pass to Sierra City.

A Field Guide to Food & Survival Plants along Idaho's Centennial Trail was developed to introduce hikers to the abundance of wild and native plants foods along this almost 1, 000-mile long trail in Idaho. For those unfamiliar with the Idaho Centennial Trail (ICT), it is a trail that starts at Murphy Hot Springs on the Idaho-Nevada border and proceeds north through the Sawtooth, Frank Church-River of No Return and the Selway-Bitterroot wilde...

A hiker's and backpacker's introduction to the wild edible, medicinal, and useful plants that may be encountered along the 3, 100 mile Continental Divide Trail or CDT. In all, we discuss the ecology and ethnobotany of more than 450 species of plants and provide an identification key to assist in the recognition and identification of common plant families and species.

This is the color edition guide to the common vascular plants of the Boise Foothills, including the forested area from Boise Peak westward to Bogus Basin Ski Area and Mores Mountain. This book provides information on the natural history, ecology, and adaptations of common trees, shrubs, and wildflowers, as well as how the plants were used by Native Americans and early inhabitants of the area.

Field guide to the edible, medicinal, and useful plants of Idaho and surrounding states.

A guide to the vascular plants of the Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks that covers plants best known to park visitors, including ferns, pines, and flowering plants such as lilies, grasses, and roses.