The following books are available for review for the Western North American Naturalist. If you would like to read and produce a scholarly review of any of these books, please contact:

Mark C. Belk
Editor
E-mail: wnan@byu.edu

2008. Evens, J.G. NATURAL HISTORY OF THE POINT REYES PENINSULA. California Natural History Guides. University of California Press, Berkeley. 366 pp.

2008. Jensen, S.E., and G.R. McPherson. LIVING WITH FIRE: FIRE ECOLOGY AND POLICY FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY. University of California Press, Berkeley. 180 pp.

2008. Lannoo, M. MALFORMED FROGS: THE COLLAPSE OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS. University of California Press,Berkeley. 270 pp.

2008. Rosenthal, G.A. SONORAN DESERT LIFE: UNDERSTANDING, INSIGHTS, AND ENJOYMENT. Academic Insights, Scottsdale, AZ.

2008. Urbigkit, C. YELLOWSTONE WOLVES: A CHRONICLE OF THE ANIMAL, THE PEOPLE, AND THE POLITICS. McDonald & Woodward Publishing Company, Blacksburg, VA. 350 pp.

2009. Fleenor, S.B., and S.W. Taber. PLANTS OF CENTRAL TEXAS WETLANDS. Texas Tech University Press, Lubbock.

2009. Laursen, G.A., and R.D. Seppelt. COMMON INTERIOR ALASKA CRYPTOGAMS. University of Alaska Press, Fairbanks, AK.

2009. Maun, M.A. THE BIOLOGY OF COASTAL SAND DUNES. Oxford University Press, New York. 265 pp.

2009. Powell, J.A., and P.A. Opler. MOTHS OF WESTERN NORTH AMERICA. University of California Press, Berkeley. 383 pp.; 316 illustrations.

2009. Stromberg, J.C., and B. Tellman. ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION OF THE SAN PEDRO RIVER. University of Arizona Press, Tucson. 529 pp.

2009. Young, J.A., and C.D. Clements. CHEATGRASS: FIRE AND FORAGE ON THE RANGE. University of Nevada Press, Reno. 348 pp.

2010. Austin, D.F. BABOQUIVARI MOUNTAIN PLANTS: IDENTIFICATION, ECOLOGY, AND ETHNOBOTANY. University of Arizona Press, Tucson.

2010. Stutchbury, B. THE PRIVATE LIVES OF BIRDS: A SCIENTIST REVEALS THE INTRICACIES OF AVIAN SOCIAL LIFE. Walker & Co., New York. 249 pp.

2011. Grayson, D.K. THE GREAT BASIN: A NATURAL HISTORY. University California Press, Berkeley, CA. 418 pp.