California Trees a Field Guide by Matt Ritter and Michael Kauffmann

"A worthy addition to the library or backpack of any California tree fiend or friend" -- Ken-ichi Ueda, iNaturalist Co-founder

California Trees explores the majestic and diverse world of California's largest organisms. It is a comprehensive guide celebrating the beauty and ecological significance of the state's 95 native species. From the towering redwoods of the northern coast to the iconic Joshua trees of the desert, this book takes readers on a journey through the state's varied landscapes--showcasing the remarkable diversity of its arboreal inhabitants. 

INSIDE YOU'LL FIND

• ID tips for all 95 native tree species
• New range maps
• Detailed photo collections for identifying each species
• Destinations for finding trees in California
• Exploration of forest types and landscapes from across the state
• Sidebars examining the natural and cultural history of the state's amazing trees