They are not acclimated to the lower valley climate and will not survive the transplant. Moving wildflowers only reduces the native population and increases their own frustration when they die in the valley. A necessary item to bring when looking at wildflowers is a good identification book. There are many available, but the best ones have large color pictures and a written description. Select one describing flowers in the intermountain area.
Some books are too general and fail to include many of the flowers found in our specific area.
Also, bring a paper and pencil to record what was found, where, and the date. This makes a nice reference for later use. Good friends who enjoy wildflowers are also nice to bring along. It's hard to describe the beauty of wildflowers to others, and it makes the day more enjoyable. Pack a picnic lunch with cold drinks, and bring insect repellant and a map to make the day perfect.