The Forester's Manual

Focusing on the trees of Eastern North America, this comprehensive guide details over 100 species, highlighting their physical traits, habitats, and uses. Authored by naturalist Ernest Thompson Seton in 1912, it offers insights into the historical and cultural significance of each tree, alongside practical identification and care tips. The manual is enhanced with illustrations and distribution maps, making it an essential resource for nature enthusiasts and conservationists. This facsimile edition aims to preserve and promote important literary works.