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“A terrific resource for general readers as well as amateur and professional naturalists and botanists. Acadia park rangers will find the book useful as they interpret the park’s forested landscapes for visitors.”—Jesse Wheeler, vegetation biologist at Acadia National Park “Keating has written an intriguing history that connects conifers and their ecology with human cultural history. He has a knack for explaining difficult scientific concepts in a clear, accessible way.”—Andrew M. Barton, author of The Changing Nature of the Maine Woods

"""A terrific resource for general readers as well as amateur and professional naturalists and botanists. Acadia park rangers will find the book useful as they interpret the park's forested landscapes for visitors.""--Jesse Wheeler, vegetation biologist at Acadia National Park ""Keating has written an intriguing history that connects conifers and their ecology with human cultural history. He has a knack for explaining difficult scientific concepts in a clear, accessible way.""--Andrew M. Barton, author of The Changing Nature of the Maine Woods"

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Steve Keating is associate teaching professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Pennsylvania State University.

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