The Bitterroot Fores Reserve

This report, originally published in 1900, is a pioneering study of the flora and fauna of the Bitterroot Forest Reserve, which straddles the border of Idaho and Montana. John Bernhard Leiberg's careful observations and detailed descriptions of the forest's species, habitats, and ecology make this an important scientific document. In addition, Leiberg's vivid style and engaging prose make it an enjoyable read for anyone interested in the natural history of the American West.
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