Nature in the Northwest: An introduction to the natural history and ecology of the northwestern United States from the Rockies to the Pacific (PHalarope books)

by Susan H Schwartz

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The Northwest corner of the United States, from the continental divide to the Pacific Ocean, is the most diverse natural landscape in the nation.
It includes rain forest, rugged coast, fiords and islands of an inland sea, deserts mountaintops locked in permanent ice, a violent volcano, and the deepest canyon in North America.

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