California Wildlife and Their Habitats: Western Sierra Nevada

This copy shows signs of library use, including a sticker from the Denver Botanic Gardens Helen Fowler Library. The cover displays minor wear, particularly at the edges and corners, but remains intact with clear illustrations. There is no dust jacket present. The binding is firm, ensuring the book's structural integrity for continued use.

"California Wildlife and Their Habitats: Western Sierra Nevada," authored by Jared Verner and Allan S. Boss, is a detailed exploration of the diverse wildlife and ecosystems of the Western Sierra Nevada. Published by the Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experiment Station in 1980, this edition serves as General Technical Report PSW-37. The book offers comprehensive insights into the relationships between 355 wildlife species and their habitats, including amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. Ellen Blonder's illustrations enhance the text, providing visual context to the species discussed. The authors, both respected figures in forestry and wildlife management, contribute their expertise to this essential resource for professionals and enthusiasts alike. With an emphasis on habitat management and conservation, the publication is invaluable for understanding the ecological dynamics of California's natural landscapes. This copy, previously part of the Denver Botanic Gardens Helen Fowler Library, is a significant asset for collectors and researchers interested in ecological studies and wildlife conservation.