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The Ecopress Complete Guide to Native Conifers of the Pacific Northwest

Posted by amazon 14.05 2007 on 09:08:21 (512 readers)
The Ecopress Complete Guide to Native Conifers of the Pacific Northwest

The Ecopress Complete Guide to Native Conifers of the Pacific Northwest

Many hikers, bicyclists, and other travelers who love the outdoors are frustrated by heavy guide books that still don't simplify the task of identifying their favorite trees. The Ecopress Complete Guide to Native Conifers of the Pacific Northwest lightens their load both physically and mentally. This rugged laminated tri-fold card (8.5x11 inches, like a brochure) has all the information needed to identify all 33 species of conifers that inhabit the Northwest from extreme northern California to the southern portions of British Columbia.


A built-in ruler and close up photos and illustrations of cones and needles combine with succinct descriptions for rapid identification. Trees are grouped into families and unique charateristics are highlighted with a bright blue font. Kids and adults can use this guide and easily slide it into a backpack, pocket, glovebox or notebook.


Author: Chris Beatty,
Publisher: Ecopress , 1999-01
ISBN: 0963970593, EAN: 9780963970596
You can order this book from Amazon.com
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