P.O. Box 2914
Little Rock, Arkansas 72203

The most complete wildflower book for Arkansas. Six-hundred species are described, with 484 superb color photographs. For easy identification, text for each species appears next to its photograph. Also described are the 80 represented plant families, the structure of flowers and plants, and the physiographic regions of Arkansas. There is also a glossary of scientific terms, a list of references for further reading, and an index for all species.

304 pages, 6X9.
Paperbound, $34.95. ISBN 0-912456-17-5. Hardbound, $37.50. ISBN 0-912456-16-7.

Just out from Ozark Society Books

Ozark Society Maps, Guides,
      Books and Video

Books Published by Cloudland,
      Others

About Ozark Society and Ozark Society Foundation Publications

The Ozark Society was founded in 1962 as an organized effort to save the Buffalo River from proposed dams.  After a 10-year struggle, the Buffalo River was designated as America’s first National River in 1972.  In order to further its aims of conservation, education, and recreation, in 1967, the Society created the Ozark Society Foundation.  Its first published book was Kenneth L. Smith’s The Buffalo River Country, which remains in print today.  Since that time more than 25 publications have been produced by the Ozark Society and the Ozark Society Foundation under the Ozark Society Books designation.  In addition, Ozark Society Books markets other quality outdoor publications as a service to purchasers, with a 10 percent discount to members.

All the publications listed are sold to individuals.  Books and maps owned by the Ozark Society are also sold to retailers.  Trade orders for books published by the Ozark Society Foundation are handled by the University of Arkansas.

For information about Ozark Society Publications, contact:

Mary Gordon:  email: ozarksocietybook@aol.com
Ozark Society Books, P.O. Box 3503, Little Rock, AR 72203
501-860-6653, if no answer, please leave message
Fax 501-860-6411

Retailers interested in Ozark Society Foundation books, contact:
The University of Arkansas Press at www.uapress.com,
or 1-800-626-0090

A complete illustrated guide to Arkansas' woody plants (and non-woody vines); a companion volume to Hunter's Wildflowers. Text for each species appears next to its photograph (or photographs) showing leaves, bark, flowers, fruit. Species are grouped by plant family, making it easier, for example to sort out the 27 species of oaks, 6 kinds of dogwoods, and 7 types of wild grapes. In all, 325 species are described, with over 300 full-color photographs. There also are descriptions of 68 represented plant families, drawings of plant parts, and detailed drawings that complement the color photos, a glossary, and a complete index.

216 pages, 6X9.
Paperbound, $24.95. ISBN 0-912456-19-1.
Hardbound, $29.50. ISBN 0-912456-18-3.

A companion to Trees, Shrubs, & Vines that will add to your enjoyment of the changing seasons. 94 high-quality photographs cover the colorful fall leaves and the berries that remain through the winter months. Leaves and berries are grouped by color for quick reference. Text is concise and factual. Full Page photos feature Ozarks fall color.

60 pages, 6X9, paperbound, $12.95
ISBN 0-912456-20-5.

Ken Smith's life-long accumulation of knowledge about the Buffalo River
country, including complete trail and river guides and a fascinating  sourcebook for geology and history of the Buffalo river area.  All in a compact size, with more than 170 photos, maps, and diagrams.  Coordinated with National Geographic Maps, Trails Illustrated. Ken Smith is the author-photographer of the Buffalo River Country, the Ozark Society Books classic now in its ninth printing.  

Softbound, 448 pages, 5x8. $21.95. 
ISBN 0-912456-23-x.

These wonderfully detailed, beautifully printed photographs are about people's adventures and discoveries: the Buffalo River and its towering bluffs, its side canyons with hidden waterfalls, its natural bridges, historic places, and more. for those who've been there, the book brings great memories. Been there or not, it can inspire you to learn more...In his essay John Heuston also tells how these photographs became powerful weapons in historic battles to keep the Buffalo River and other wonders from being spoiled. The books' nearly 100 photographs are reproduced by the same duotone process employed for the finest books of photographic art.   96 pages, hardbound, 9.5X10, $39.95  NOW ON SALE $27.95
ISBN 0-912456-21-3.

A penetrating, almost poetic view of natural beauty and county life along the Cadron. Plus a Floating Guide with detailed maps. 90 black and white photos and 14 in color.

96 pages, hardbound. $12.50  NOW ON SALE $8.95

ISBN 0-912456-05-1

Here in nine chapters is a comprehensive view of the Ozarks' mountains and valleys, rivers and creeks, forests and glades, geologic formations and pioneer lifeways.  The new edition has several photographs never before published, and this time the book is softbound so that it can be economically priced. Essentially, though, the book is identical to the sold-out 1982 edition.  Of that original book, a reviewer said "If you love the Ozarks or fine outdoor photography, this is one book you won't want to miss."  The High Ozarks contains 80 black and white photographs plus 64 in full color.  105 pages, 9X12, softbound. $25.00  NOW ON SALE $19.95
ISBN 0-912456-22-1.

A basic guide to the natural features of Arkansas. Describes the State's natural divisions, rare and endangered plants and animals, and outstanding natural areas. Profusely illustrated with photos, drawings, and maps. Originally published in 1974; the O.S. Foundation paid for reprinting to keep this important book available.

265 pages, 8 1/2 X 11.
Paperbound, $9.95    NOW ON SALE $5.95