
audiobook
by Joseph E. Ibberson, J. E. Aughenbaugh, A. B. Mickalitis, C. L. Morris
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
EXPLANATION OF WORDS, TERMS AND SIGNS WHICH MAY BE UNFAMILIAR TO READERS
INDEX
NOTES
Transcriber’s Notes
This handy guide invites listeners to explore Pennsylvania’s forests through the details that set each tree apart. By describing leaf shapes, twig textures, bark patterns and seasonal cues, it equips you to recognize fifty native species and a few familiar newcomers whenever you’re out on a trail or in a backyard. Along the way, you’ll hear stories about how these trees support everyday life—from providing timber and shade to cleaning the air and sheltering wildlife.
The narration walks you through simple plant terminology, helping you feel confident with words like “catkin,” “lenticel,” and “whorl.” Clear explanations are paired with vivid sketches, making it easy to picture the key features of oaks, maples, pines and many more. Whether you’re a casual hiker, a budding naturalist, or simply curious about the living landscape around you, this audio companion offers an approachable, season‑by‑season tour of the Commonwealth’s most important trees.
Language
en
Duration
~55 minutes (53K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Stephen Hutcheson, MFR and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
Nov 16, 2016
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

b. 1917
A pioneering Pennsylvania forester, philanthropist, and public servant, he helped shape modern forest management while staying deeply committed to conservation and education. His life story is one of practical vision, hard work, and a lasting love of the woods.
View all booksBest known as a contributor to a practical guide to Pennsylvania’s native trees, this author helped create a book aimed at making the outdoors easier to read and enjoy. The work has endured as a straightforward companion for readers interested in tree identification and the state’s forest life.
View all booksBest known as a co-author of Common Trees of Pennsylvania, this nature writer helped create a practical guide for readers who wanted to identify the state's trees in the field. Surviving records about his life are limited, which gives his work an appealingly quiet, local legacy.
View all books
An elusive public-domain writer whose work survives more clearly than the biographical record, C. L. Morris is one of those names that sparks curiosity in readers of older fiction. The limited information available gives the author a faintly mysterious appeal.
View all books
by Dallas Lore Sharp

by Dallas Lore Sharp

by Dallas Lore Sharp

by E. N. (Eldred Nathaniel) Woodcock

by Dallas Lore Sharp

by Francis W. (Francis Wayland) Parker, Nellie Lathrop Helm

by Carl Ethan Akeley

by Arabella B. (Arabella Burton) Buckley