Yellow-cedar of the Aldrich Mountains, Oregon
Original Publication DATE: 8/23/2010 1:54:00 PM Alaska yellow-cedar (Callitropsis nootkatensis) is common tree of Alaska and British Columbia south to northern Oregon. The species is represented by a...
View ArticleSubalpine Fir in the Red Buttes Wilderness
Original Publication Date: 8/8/2010 In 1969 Dale Thornburgh and John Sawyer discovered the first subalpine fir in California and also in the Klamath Mountains. This discovery was made in the vicinity...
View ArticleKalmiopsis leachiana | survival in a land of extremes
Original Publication DATE: 6/3/2010 With the end of the school year in site, my calcifuge tendencies had me running to the hills. Ever since our winter trip to Hawaii I have been pondering the...
View ArticleMill Creek Wilderness
The main event has been on the calendar for the past eight years. I have heard stories from friends who have actually traveled around the world to see the phenomenon–and from that alone I knew if there...
View ArticleThe Klamath Mountains: A Natural History
I could not be more proud of our new book. It is, in reality, a project 10-years in the making. I first started cooking up the idea when I finished Conifer Country in 2012 based on the fact that a...
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