A guide to Sierra Nevada for hikers, campers, tourists, naturalists, students and those who want to know more about this mountain range. It describes more than 750 of the species most likely to be encountered with more than 500 color photographs and 218 detailed black-and-white drawings.
"In this single, portable volume there is enough information to satisfy the most voracious naturalist, whether Sierra resident or visitor, while also providing a wealth of useful illustrations (maps, line drawings, color photos) to assist in field identification. This is the book that can easily go backpacking with the plant enthusiast, birder, or butterfly collector."-Bruce Pavlik, Series Editor, California Natural History Guide Series and author of Oaks of California
"Storer and Usinger's Sierra Nevada Natural History is the only book that covers so many aspects of this region's natural history in a compact form. I am thrilled to see that David Lukas has made the careful revisions necessary to update this classic book and make it even more useful and comprehensive. I plan to take it on every hike."-Edward C. Beedy, author of Discovering Sierra Birds
