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X-WR-CALDESC:Ecology of New Hampshire’s 4\,000-Foot Mountains is the first 
 comprehensive ecology and natural history guide organized around New Hamps
 hire’s iconic 48 4\,000-foot peaks.\nUsing the trails hikers already know 
 as a framework\, ecologist Michael Whittemore brings the science of the Wh
 ite Mountains directly to the trail. The book explores the geology\, clima
 te\, forests\, alpine ecosystems\, wildlife\, plant communities\, disturba
 nce\, and conservation history that shape these mountains—and shows reader
 s how those patterns change from valley floors to exposed summits. Written
  for both curious newcomers and experienced peakbaggers\, this book offers
  a new way to understand the 48—not simply as summits to climb\, but throu
 gh an ecological lens. Join Tin Mountain for an evening with the author as
  he shares the work that went into creating this book.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Ecology of New Hampshire’s 4\,000-Foot Mountains is the first c
 omprehensive ecology and natural history guide organized around New Hampsh
 ire’s iconic 48 4\,000-foot peaks.\nUsing the trails hikers already know a
 s a framework\, ecologist Michael Whittemore brings the science of the Whi
 te Mountains directly to the trail. The book explores the geology\, climat
 e\, forests\, alpine ecosystems\, wildlife\, plant communities\, disturban
 ce\, and conservation history that shape these mountains—and shows readers
  how those patterns change from valley floors to exposed summits. Written 
 for both curious newcomers and experienced peakbaggers\, this book offers 
 a new way to understand the 48—not simply as summits to climb\, but throug
 h an ecological lens. Join Tin Mountain for an evening with the author as 
 he shares the work that went into creating this book.\n
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LOCATION:1245 Bald Hill Road\, Albany\, NH 03818 US
SUMMARY:Author Series: Ecology of New Hampshire’s 4\,000-Foot Mountains
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