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Discover the incredible variety of plants and animals found across Alberta with this accessible, all-in-one field guide. From familiar backyard birds and mammals to fish, insects, wildflowers, grasses, trees and more, the Alberta Nature Guide introduces readers to 411 species found throughout the province.

 

Detailed colour illustrations make identification easier, while information about each species explores its behaviour, habitat, range and role within Alberta’s ecosystems. The guide also includes comparisons between similar-looking species, information about traditional plant uses and colour maps highlighting Alberta’s ecoregions, parks and natural areas.

 

Compact enough to bring along on hikes, camping trips and outdoor adventures, this guide is a great resource for curious beginners, families and experienced nature lovers alike.

 

Product Details: 

  • Covers 411 Alberta plant and animal species
  • Includes full-colour species illustrations
  • Features mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, invertebrates and plants
  • Includes behaviour, ecology and range information
  • Helps distinguish between similar species
  • Paperback, 224 pages
  • Written by Krista Kagume and Gregory Kennedy
  • Published by Lone Pine Publishing

Alberta Nature Guide - Book

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