Read Anywhere and on Any Device!

Subscribe to Read | $0.00

Join today and start reading your favorite books for Free!

Create Free Account

A Field Guide to the Wildlife of the Boise Foothills

0/5 ( ratings)

A field guide to wildlife found in the Idaho foothills north of Boise, Garden City, and Eagle. The guide includes native and non-native foothills wildlife found in the region, although some species may only appear seasonally. For each species included, the scientific classification as well as as common names are given. Descriptions of species characteristics most useful for identification are provided, as well as images of the animal and its tracks. The book is prefaced with a "how-to-use guide."

Special thanks go to the following entities:

Boise City Parks and Recreation
www.parks.cityofboise.org

Harris Ranch
www.harrisranch.com

Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association
www.hrwma.org

Healthy Hills Initiative
www.healthyhills.org

Life on the Range
www.lifeontherange.org

Ridge to Rivers
www.ridgetorivers.org

The authors of this field guide would like to thank the following people for kindly offering their professional advice: Bill Bosworth, Jay Carlisle, Paul Castrovillo, John Cossel, Robert Miller, Ian Robertson, and Heidi Ware.

Special thanks to the following people who generously contributed multiple outstanding photographs: Robert Miller, Bryant Olsen, Chuck Peterson, Alan Schmierer, and US Fish and Wildlife offices.

Photographs labeled "CC by..." indicate publicly sourced Creative Commons photos.

Language: English

Pages: 193

Format: Spiral-bound

Publisher: Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association

Release: September 18, 2022

A Field Guide to the Wildlife of the Boise Foothills

0/5 ( ratings)

A field guide to wildlife found in the Idaho foothills north of Boise, Garden City, and Eagle. The guide includes native and non-native foothills wildlife found in the region, although some species may only appear seasonally. For each species included, the scientific classification as well as as common names are given. Descriptions of species characteristics most useful for identification are provided, as well as images of the animal and its tracks. The book is prefaced with a "how-to-use guide."

Special thanks go to the following entities:

Boise City Parks and Recreation
www.parks.cityofboise.org

Harris Ranch
www.harrisranch.com

Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association
www.hrwma.org

Healthy Hills Initiative
www.healthyhills.org

Life on the Range
www.lifeontherange.org

Ridge to Rivers
www.ridgetorivers.org

The authors of this field guide would like to thank the following people for kindly offering their professional advice: Bill Bosworth, Jay Carlisle, Paul Castrovillo, John Cossel, Robert Miller, Ian Robertson, and Heidi Ware.

Special thanks to the following people who generously contributed multiple outstanding photographs: Robert Miller, Bryant Olsen, Chuck Peterson, Alan Schmierer, and US Fish and Wildlife offices.

Photographs labeled "CC by..." indicate publicly sourced Creative Commons photos.

Language: English

Pages: 193

Format: Spiral-bound

Publisher: Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association

Release: September 18, 2022

More books from Mike Pellant

Interpreting Indicators for Rangeland Health, Version 3

Great Basin Native Plant Selection and Increase Project: FY2010 Progress Report

Rate this book!

Write a review?