Field Guide to Wildflowers of Nebraska and the Great Plains, by Jon Farrar.
$39.95/$35.96 members (paper)
The beautiful photographs that illustrate the book, as well as the informative text, feature plants rarely shared, as well as those you know, with details to suit a wide variety of users. Second edition.
Trees: Fandex Family Field Guide
$10.95/$9.85 members
Visuals of 50 die-cut leaf, bark pattern, flower, nut, seed, and grown tree.
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Nebraska Trees and Wildflowers: An Introduction to Familiar Species.
$6.95/$6.26 members
A pocket naturalist guide. Includes a map of botanical sanctuaries in Nebraska.
A Man of Salt and Trees: The Life of Joy Morton, by James Ballowe.
$28.95/$26.05 members (cloth)
A biography of Joy Morton, founder of Morton Salt and the Morton arboretum. His story begins in the pre-Civil War Nebraska Territory and extends through the Great Depression in Chicago. A Nebraska farm boy who started his career as a small-town banker went on to become a leading citizen of Chicago and Illinois. Morton left a legacy as a contributor to business, city planning, transportation, and the environment. His father, Arbor Day founder J. Sterling Morton, and his mother, dedicated gardener Caroline Joy Morton, instilled his interest in the environment.
The Nature of Nebraska: Ecology and Biodiversity, by Paul A. Johnsgard.
$25.00/$22.50 members (paper)
Historical geology, biology, botany, and ecology.
The Niobrara: A River Running through Time, by Paul A. Johnsgard.
$21.95/$19.75 members (paper)
A comprehensive look at an ecological treasure, from its geologic past through prehistoric settlement and to the present.