A Co-evolutionary Tale of Pines and Corvids for anyone interested in plants or animals.
Made For Each Other: A Symbiosis of Birds and Pines
The birds bury the seeds and the sprouting trees eventually feed the descendants of those birds. A Mutualism that enlivens the Rockies, Sierra, Alps, and more.
A Southwestern classic on the tree that enriched human life on the desert edge
The Pinon Pine -- A Natural and Cultural History, with a section on pine-nut cookery by Harriette Lanner
An all inclusive view of the woodland-forming pinon pine, which grows where few other trees can, and whose nutritious nut-like seeds have allowed birds, quadrupeds, and human cultures to thrive in the arid Southwest and Great Basin.
Color illustrated regional tree guide
CONIFERS OF CALIFORNIA
A guide to all of the cone-bearing trees of California, illustrated with over 135 color photos and 54 full-page water color paintings of the species.
Finally a book on the bristlecone and foxtail pines with a scientific view of tree longevity
The Bristlecone Book: A Natural History of the World's Oldest Trees
The first natural history of the bristlecone and foxtail pines of the western United States, written for the outdoor and plant enthusiast who wants to understand these amazing trees that invite us into their mountain homes.
First volume in the Fleischmann Great Basin Natural History Series
Trees of The Great Basin -- A Natural History
The much sought-after, but out-of-print classic on the trees between the Rockies and the Sierra Nevada
The Original Fall Colors Guidebook for Leaf-Peepers and Tree Nuts
Autumn Leaves -- A Guide to the Fall Colors of the Northwoods
The science of fall color change in the leaves of our Northeastern hardwood forest with essays on the natural and cultural history of the major trees that contribute to the annual spectacle.
