Ecology of New Hampshire's 48 4,000-Foot Mountains: A Naturalist Trail Guide to the White Mountains is a comprehensive exploration of the ecology of New Hampshire's highest peaks. Blending natural history with field science, the book examines the geology, forests, alpine ecosystems, wildlife, and plant communities that shape the White Mountains. Detailed profiles of each of the 48 four-thousand-foot peaks highlight their unique ecological characteristics, flora, fauna, geology, and conservation significance. Designed for hikers, naturalists, and conservationists alike, the guide encourages readers to look beyond the summit views and discover the ecological processes that make these mountains among the Northeast's most remarkable landscapes.