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Edible Survival Plants of the Rocky Mountains: A Folding Pocket Guide to Familiar Species (Outdoor Skills and Preparedness),New
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The Rocky Mountains that run along the western portion of the North American heartland represent the geological backbone of the continent. Famed for the dramatic beauty of their sweeping vistas, the Rockies are also harsh and unforgiving to those who are unprepared to venture out into their more remote passes, valleys, and ridges. Even the most experienced highaltitude trekkers will benefit from this informative guide. Beautifully illustrated and easytouse, this reference covers the regions most familiar and widespread species of edible berries, nuts, leaves, and roots. Laminated for durability in all weather conditions, this lightweight, 12panel folding pocket guide is an essential companion for educators, learners, naturalists, hikers, and trekkers, while doubling as a useful plant identification tool. Also included are tips for harvesting and preparing plants edible parts, as well as a section on poisonous and contactpoisonous plants to avoid. Made in the USA.
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