Globe Pequot / Stackpole Books
Pages: 816
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Trim: 6 x 9
978-0-8117-3774-6 • Paperback • August 2019 • $49.95 • (£32.95)
978-0-8117-6778-1 • eBook • August 2019 • $47.50 • (£32.95)
Dr. Mark Elbroch is a recognized expert on wildlife tracking. A Senior Tracker certified by Cyber Tracker Conservation, he is Lead Scientist for the Puma Program for Panthera, www.panthera.org, and Lead for the Teton Cougar Project in Patagonia. Mark's work with mountain lions has been featured on BBC and his work in North America continues to break ground on mountain lion community ecology. He has authored and coauthored ten books on wildlife tracking and natural history and has won the National Outdoor Book Award for his field guides, including the first edition of Mammal Tracks & Sign. He is a regular contributor to National Geographic's News Blog and a regular guest on NPR. He lives in Sequim, Washington.
Casey McFarland is a Senior Tracker certified by Cyber Tracker Conservation and a Senior Cyber Tracker Evaluator. He works internationally to train and certify biologists, research teams, and the public and runs courses on track and sign identification throughout the world. His is coauthor of Bird Feathers (Stackpole, 2010) and Peterson Field Guide to North American Bird Nests (to be released in 2019). He lives in Cedar Crest, New Mexico.
“In its relatively short life, Mark Elbroch's guidebook about mammal tracks has become a classic. It is, after all, the most comprehensive guide available
on the topic, eminently useable and filled with hundreds of photos and illustrations. In addition to visual and textual material on how to recognize tracks, Elbroch includes other clues helpful in making an accurate identification including scat, urine, ground and plant signs.”—National Outdoor Book Awards
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