More than 100 species--all the trees most commonly found across the United States and Canada. Peterson FlashGuides are the most compact and convenient field guides ever made: slim as road maps and ideal for hikers, bikers, canoeists, or anyone who wants to travel light.

Trees (Peterson FlashGuides)

Science & Math

Petrides, George A.

Petrides, Olivia

Wehr, Janet

Biological Sciences

Houghton, mifflin, harcourt

This newly designed edition of a popular Peterson Field Guide features detailed descriptions of 387 species, arranged in six major groups by visual similarity. The 47 color plates and five text drawings show distinctive details needed for identification. Color photographs and 295 color range maps accompany the species descriptions.

A Peterson Field Guide To Western Trees: Western United States and Canada (Peterson Field Guides)

Reference

Mariner Books

The Pacific Northwest, British Columbia, Yukon, and Alaska are famous for their breathtaking natural beauty, attracting thousands of visitors every year. This compact field guide presents all 134 tree species that grow in this region and describes the identifying marks for each. Explaining the similarities and differences between species and defining how to classify leafless specimens, this book is an illustrated key to identifying the trees of the region.

Trees of the Pacific Northwest: Including Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nw. Montana, British Columbia, Yukon, & Alaska (Backpacker Field Guide Series)

Explorer Pr

Ideal for backpackers and field naturalists, this guide discusses and illustrates native and naturalized trees that grow wild in the Rocky Mountains and Intermountain West, from the arctic treeline in Alaska and the Yukon through the southwestern states and northern Mexico. The 215 trees of the region are divided into six major groups according to identifying characteristics. The illustrated plates emphasize details that may not be clearly visible in a photograph, and a key is provided for recognizing trees in leafless seasons.

Trees of the Rocky Mountains and Intermountain West

Ideal for backpackers and field naturalists, this guide discusses and illustrates native and naturalized trees that grow wild in the American Southwest. Regions covered include Arizona, New Mexico, western Texas, the southern regions of California and Nevada, and adjacent areas of Mexico. The 174 species of trees of the region are divided into six major groups according to easily recognized characteristics. The illustrations emphasize visual details that may not be clearly visible in a photograph, and a key is provided for recognizing trees in leafless seasons.

Trees of the American Southwest

Geared toward the novice backpacker and seasoned naturalist alike, this compact, trail-handy field guide presents a new and simple way to identify all 99 species of native and naturalized Sierra trees. Using a system unique among botanical field guides, the trees of the area are divided into six major groups, according to conspicuous characteristics. Within those categories, trees are grouped by leaf and twig types enabling the reader to undertake side-by-side comparisons of species that look similar, but may not be related.

Trees of the California Sierra Nevada: A New and Simple Way to Identify and Enjoy Some of the World's Most Beautiful and Impressive Forest Trees in a ... majest (Backpacker Field Guide Series)

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