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MERCHANDISE

Order by phone at 510/763-0282 (we accept VISA and MasterCard), or print out an order form, and send filled-in order form to 1212 Broadway, Suite 842, Oakland, CA 94612.

MEMBERSHIP

A California Oak Foundation membership makes a great gift for friends, family, and even yourself!  Members receive newsletters, action alerts by region, and a 10% discount on all COF merchandise.  A personalized gift card can be enclosed with gift memberships.

 

Acorn

$25

Seedling

$50

Sapling

$75

Heritage Oak

$100

Oak Grove

$250

Oak Woodland

$500

Quercus Club

$1,000

Preservationist(fixed-income, seniors, students)

$15

Youth Conservationist (under 18)

$5

 

 

 

 

 

 


BOOKS

Investigating the Oak Community

by Kay Antúnez de Mayolo, published by the California Oak Foundation (October 2000)
A new curriculum designed to involve 4th through 8th grade students in activities that will develop their awareness, understanding, and knowledge of the important role of oaks in the California landscape. 120 pages
Paperback. $14.95, Members $13.45  

The Life of an Oak

by Glenn Keator, illustrated by Susan Bazell, co-published by Heyday Books & the California Oak Foundation (1998)
Takes an intimate look at all aspects of the genus Quercus, from an examination of cellular processes to the spread around the world of this remarkable, diversified family. 256 pg., 75 full-color photographs, 30 full-color illustrations, 21 black and white diagrams.
Paperback $17.95, Members $16.16  

Oaks of California

by Bruce M. Pavlik...[et al], co-published by Cachuma Press & the California Oak Foundation
The first book ever devoted to the state's native oaks celebrates the unique place held by these trees in California's natural and cultural heritage.  Beautifully illustrated.  184 pg.
Hardcover $32.95, Members $29.66
Paperback, 5th printing, 2002, $24.95, Members $22.46.  

The Oak Woodland Bird Conservation Plan

by Dr. Steve Zack and published by California Oak Foundation
California oak woodlands rank amount the top three habitat types in North America for bird richness. This book is a guide for conservation policy and action on behalf of oak woodland habitats and wildlife. 126 pages
Paperback, $12.00, Members $10.80.

Pocket Guide to Creek Birds of California

a project of CalPIF and PRBO
Funded by several organizations including California Oak Foundation and California Wildlife Foundation. 88 page, soft cover, full-color pocket guide to help identify bird species of reparian habitats. $5.00, Members $4.50.

Field Guide to Plant Galls of California and Other Western States

by Ron Russo, published by University of California Press with the contributions of the Gordon and Betty Moore Fund and the California Oak Foundation.
Identifies more than 300 species of galls – 95 on oaks, 22 on members of the rose family, 60 desert species, and 35 species new to science. Includes information on host selection, growth and development, predator and parasite defense, and animal and human uses of galls. Paperback, 397 color pages, $24.95, Members $22.46.

The Laws Field Guide to the Sierra Nevada by John Muir Laws

published by the California Academy of Sciences and Heyday Books
366 pages of 2,800 original watercolor illustrations. Over 1,700 species of Sierra trees, wildflowers, ferns, fungi, lichens, fish, reptiles, amphibians, birds, mammals, insects and other small animals have been catalogued. Paperback, $24.95, Members 22.46.

Grandmother Oak

by Rosi Dagit, illustrations by Gretta Allison
Children ages 3-8. A majestic California oak tree watches things change around her over the centuries. 32 pgs. Paperback $6.95, Members $6.26

Regenerating Rangeland Oaks in California

by Douglas D. McCreary
A manual for restorationists, oak woodland managers and those involved in oak planting projects. Chapters on poor natural regeneration, acorn physiology, collection and storage of acorns for regeneration, oak seedling propagation, and planting, protecting and maintaining oak seedlings in the field. 62 pages
Paperback $10, Members $9

Oak Woodland Invertebrates The Little Things Count

by Richard Little, Ted J. Swiecki and William Tietje
An introductory guide to the minute animals called invertebrates that live in the oak woodland ecosystem in California. Includes information on galls, wasps, oak worms and skinks with full-color pictures. 14 pages
Paperback $5, Members $4.50

Living Among the Oaks: A Management Guide for Landowners

by Sharon G. Johnson
Written for the University of California Cooperative Extension, a how-to on co-existing with oaks. 8 pages.
$1.50, $1.35 Members  

Click here to print out order form. Once filled in, fax to 510/208-4435, or mail to 1212 Broadway, Suite 42, Oakland, CA 94612.

TWO FREE ON-LINE BOOKS (in PDF format)

Acorns and Eat'em:  A How-to Vegetarian Cookbook (click title)
by Suellen Ocean
Contains complete acorn leaching instructions, nutritional information, and 35 acorn recipes as well as interesting historic oak and acorn trivia .
No longer available in hard copy.
Single copies for personal use available for printing on the Reference page, compliments of the California Oak Foundation.

Compatible Plants Under and Around Oaks (click title)
published by California Oak Foundation
Homeowners, developers, landscape professionals, and planners will find the plant charts and care guidelines essential. 69 pg. No longer available in hard copy. Available free for printing on the Reference page, compliments of California Oak Foundation.

OAK GIFTS

Native Oaks of California Poster
Designed by Good Nature Publishing, the "botanically correct" renderings are bordered by drawings of each species' leaf and acorn.  Also shows locator maps.  Full-color; 36" x 24". $15.99, Members $14.39 


Oak Woodland Community Poster
Illustrated by Suzanne Duranceau, from Good Nature Publishing
Depicts oak woodland habitats and some of the more than 300 species that rely on oaks for food and shelter. Full color, 24" x 18". $12.00, Members $10.80.

Candles by Siena Art & Design
Beeswax Oak Leaf Pillar Candle
Hand-poured 100% beeswax, and embossed with a beautiful oak leaf design, this long-burning candle has natural golden color and subtle honey
scent. Decorative gift box. 4" tall, 3" diameter. $19.95, Members $17.96
Click image to enlarge.


Scented Oak Leaf Pillar
Beeswax and high-grade paraffin. Sage green, scented cedar and mint. 4” tall, 3” diameter. $17.95, $16.16 Members.

Trees of Life Square Candle
Hand made from a blend of beeswax and high-grade paraffin. Scent of plumeria, yellow in color. 2-1/2” square by 4” tall. $16.50, Members $14.85

Native Oaks Notes
Good Nature Publishing Poster/Illustrated by Michael Lee
Eight blank notes and envelopes, 4½” x 5½” ivory linen card stock. Full color illustrations of leaf and acorn of four California oaks. $12.00, Members $10.80

Click here to print out order form. Once filled in, fax to 510/208-4435, or mail to 1212 Broadway, Suite 842, Oakland, CA 94612.

 

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