Wildlife: general interest Books
Murphy & Moore Publishing Wildlife Conservation and Management
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£999.99
States Academic Press Wildlife Management and Conservation
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£106.72
Callisto Reference Animal Nutrition and Metabolism
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£114.45
Callisto Reference Venomous Animals and Their Venoms
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£114.45
Island Press 30 Animals That Made Us Smarter: Stories of the
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£18.99
Pegasus Books Flight Lines: Across the Globe on a Journey with
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£22.36
Pegasus Books On the Trail of the Jackalope: How a Legend
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£22.36
Workman Publishing Wild Philly: Explore the Amazing Nature in and
Book SynopsisA vibrant, family-friendly guide to the unexpected nature found in and around Philadelphia. Philadelphia may seem like a concrete jungle, but in reality, it's full of amazing wildlife. You just need to know where to find it! Equal parts natural history, field guide, and trip planner, Wild Philly has something for everyone. This handy yet extensive guide looks at the factors that shape local nature and profiles over 100 local species, from beautiful flowers and towering trees to majestic birds and surprising city-dwellers like coyotes and red foxes. Also included are descriptions of day trips that help you explore natural wonders on hiking trails, in public parks, and in your own backyard.
£22.00
University of South Carolina Press The Southern Wildlife Watcher: Notes of a
Book SynopsisThe Southern Wildlife Watcher is a colorful look at thirty-six common and not-so-common animals found in the southeastern United States--from the hummingbird to the bald eagle and from the bullfrog to the bobcat. Rob Simbeck, one of the Southeast's most widely read naturalists, combines a poet's voice with a journalist's rigor in offering readers an intimate introduction to the creatures around us.Through delightful storytelling each vignette offers accessible information supported by quotes from noted naturalists and biologists. Simbeck covers habitat, diet, mating and reproduction, environmental challenges, and even folklore in outlining the lives of insects and other invertebrates, birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, crustaceans, and fish. The Southern Wildlife Watcher is a refresher course and handbook for veteran nature lovers, an introduction for young readers, and fireplace or bedtime reading for those wanting to reflect on nature's bounty. A foreword is provided by Jim Casada, the author or editor of more than forty books and some five thousand magazine articles. He serves as editor at large for Sporting Classics magazine.Trade ReviewEngaging and filled with surprising facts, Rob Simbeck's compact nature anthology conveys awareness of the natural world." -- Foreword Reviews "When I heard Rob was writing a book about the "critters" in the outdoors, I was really excited, and I was not disappointed--what a fun read! This book gave me new perspectives and fresh knowledge about creatures I'm very familiar with. Sometimes I forget that other people see them in different places and in different ways. This is a book I'll share with friends and read again. Catch ya later--I'm headed for the woods." --Kix Brooks, country music artist, Brooks & Dunn "To look at nature with wonder and awe is to marvel at its glow. To see nature with knowledge and detail is to understand its truth. To view it through Rob Simbeck's eyes, the reader gets to embrace everything good about the beauty of nature in every possible way." --Holly Gleason, editor of Woman Walk the Line: How the Women in Country Music Changed Our Lives "Some of my earliest memories are of the outdoors and it's a place where I still find peace today. Rob Simbeck's stories of everything from the cottontail to the hummingbird bring me back home to Tennessee no matter where I find myself in the world." --Craig Morgan, country music artist "The Southern Wildlife Watcher is a feast of information, appreciation, and wonderful writing that will bring your everyday world to life." --Michael Sims, author of Adam's Navel "This witty, insightful, and delightful book is a balm, and it's one that we need now more than ever." --Silas House, author of Southernmost "Rob Simbeck is the consummate storyteller--informative, engaging, enlightening. The Southern Wildlife Watcher offers a superb blend of outdoor education and entertainment. Simbeck's stories of familiar and less well-known inhabitants of the natural world will appeal to all who appreciate the outdoors, even those who stay indoors." --Whit Gibbons, professor emeritus of ecology, University of Georgia "From blue jays to luna moths, rat snakes to red foxes, starfish to great white sharks, Rob Simbeck teaches us all how to fall in love with the world, one wonderful, intricate living thing at a time." --Margaret Renkl, author of Late Migrations "With the publication of this incredible collection of wildlife stories, Rob Simbeck takes his place in the company of truly great nature writers such as Hal Borland, Donald Culross Peattie, Herbert Ravenel Sass, and John Burroughs. His creature biographies reveal fascinating facts about animals that will stir readers to leave their armchairs and go outdoors to observe firsthand the denizens of woods, fields, oceans, and streams. Simbeck possesses a naturalist's keen awareness... The result is one of those rare books destined to be read again and again, each time with fresh enjoyment." --Keith "Catfish" Sutton, author of Hardcore Catfishing "This collection tells us a little about the critters we might encounter while hiking, camping, or simply exploring the mysteries and charms of the South's vast natural world, or even in your own back yard. . . . a welcome and refreshing reintroduction to some of our fellow planetary travelers." --Ben Moïse, author of Ramblings of a Lowcountry Game Warden "The bountiful wildlife of the southland as lovingly seen and described through the eyes of an adopted son of the South." --Charlie Daniels, country music artist "Rob writes the kind of book you end up reading in one sitting." --Sean Dietrich, writer, "Sean of the South" "I loooove this book! I was just thinking, I'd give anything to sit down and talk to my grandfather again. This book is like having that opportunity! My Mom's gonna love it, too." --Lee Ann Womack, award-winning country music artist "An excellent guidebook. Any nature writer who can turn house flies and carpenter bees into must-read stories is worth paying attention to." --Sam Venable, columnist, Knoxville (TN) News Sentinel
£15.26
Page Street Publishing Co. Mind-Blowing Facts About the Planet's Strangest
Book SynopsisYou’ve heard of the blobfish - but what about the northern glass frog, which has skin so translucent you can see its heart? Or the common egg-eater snake, which has a specialised spine to crush eggs after swallowing them? Or even the sea potato, a round brown ball of a creature that creates elaborate tunnel systems under the ocean floor? Dive into a world of obscure, fantastic and downright- weird wildlife, with YouTuber and Animal Fact Files creator Kylie Keen as your guide. This captivating collection of unusual animal facts transports you across countries and continents to learn about the little-known creatures that call our planet home. You’ll discover a plethora of animal behaviours, diets, habitats and more in this exciting collection of over 60 fuzzy, scaly and feathered friends. From deep insights about human-animal relationships to playful fun facts about the world’s most peculiar fauna, Kylie’s approachable, thorough profiles are exciting for kids and adults alike. Consider this a must-have in the library of anyone who wants to be wowed by the unexpected vastness and variety of the natural world.
£17.99
Syrawood Publishing House Recent Advances in Animal Nutrition
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£110.07
Brandeis University Press Climate Ghosts – Migratory Species in the
Book SynopsisClimate Ghosts deals with the important issue of climate change and human impact on three species: woodland caribou, common loons, and lake sturgeon. Environmental historian Nancy Langston explores three “ghost species” in the Great Lakes watershed—woodland caribou, common loons, and lake sturgeon. Ghost species are those that have not gone completely extinct, although they may be extirpated from a particular area. Their traces are still present, whether in DNA, in small fragmented populations, in lone individuals roaming a desolate landscape in search of a mate. We can still restore them if we make the hard choices necessary for them to survive. In this meticulously researched book, Langston delves into how climate change and human impact affected these now ghost species. Climate Ghosts covers one of the key issues of our time. Trade Review"Nancy Langston supplies three examples of seemingly impossible and precarious recovery stories for migratory species that offer ways forward for anyone interested in addressing environmental inequality and climate change's impacts on migratory species…Through the stories of caribou, sturgeon, and loons, Climate Ghosts challenges its readers to examine personal and societal relationships and responsibilities to migratory species." * H-Net *"The most recent addition to The Mandel Lectures in the Humanities at Brandeis University series, Prof. Langston brings her readers a profound message of both warning and encouragement to action, of the potential for tragedy and the potential for renewal. While what has already happened cannot be changed, what happens next can be; but to act wisely, an understanding of these species in and of themselves as well as their existence in their environment must be achieved. Climate Ghosts is clearly a step towards such knowledge." * The Well-read Naturalist *"Historical information, dating back several centuries, is skilfully combined with details on present and planned restoration actions, providing insights into the past, present and possible future of these threatened species. Throughout the book, the prose flows well and without complex jargon, making this an enjoyable and accessible read. I would highly recommend Climate Ghosts to anyone interested in migratory species and climate change." * Oryx *“Like the species it examines, Climate Ghosts covers a lot of ground . . . . We learn about the animals’ biology, the cultural beliefs regarding them, the reasons for their decline, and the efforts to restore them. This is a story of trauma and loss, one that asks, ‘How do we keep from turning away?’. But it is also one that provides some hope in the dark and a possible way forward.” * Isis *“. . . . Nancy Langston takes the reader on a scientific and cultural tour in the far North, analyzing the combined effects of accelerated climatic processes and Anthropocene land-use change, as well as showing the spiritual depths of the Indigenous tribes who consider caribous, sturgeons, and loons totems. Further, the volume successfully provides a general introduction to the geography and history of the northern regions inhabited by these animals. To help save these ghost species, the author presents and analyzes the successful and less successful attempts to conserve, protect, and translocate them, outlining conservation strategies for the coming decades of climatic anomalies and incorporating the deep knowledge of Indigenous people of the ecology of the North. The volume has a well-deserved place on the bookshelves of ecologists, conservationists, and cultural anthropologists.” * Conservation Biology *“Teachers seeking contemporary examples to use to discuss climate change, threatened species, habitat destruction, and human impact need look no further: Climate Ghosts has that and more.” * American Biology Teacher *"Climate Ghosts is as much a call to address the violent and ongoing legacies of settler colonial racism, as it is to salvage particular animals and ecosystems in decline. This is a must read book—written with humility, head, and heart." -- Brinda Sarathy, University of Washington Bothell“Nancy Langston has written a stunning work of environmental history that illuminates the challenges facing wildlife vulnerable to climate change. While the book carries a dire warning, Langston draws hope from recent restoration programs, arguing that species on the brink should not be written off as doomed." -- John Sandlos, Memorial University of Newfoundland“By centering Indigenous rights and values, Langston shows how we can deepen our relationships with other human beings, and with fish, birds, and mammals; she understands each other as relatives. Climate Ghosts challenges us to engage critically with Indigenous dispossession, ecosystem change, and species restoration.” -- Michael Dockry, University of Minnesota“Maang, nme, adik (loon, sturgeon, caribou) are our older siblings. To the Anishnabek, these are relatives with as much right to be here as we have, and to treat a relative as a ‘resource’ is shameful. In this impassioned and detailed account, Nancy Langston shows how our lifeways are harming our siblings. She makes clear what will happen not only to our older siblings but to ourselves if we do not change." -- Kathie Brosemer, Environmental Director, Sault TribeTable of ContentsList of IllustrationsForewordPrefaceAcknowledgmentsChapter 1: Ghosts in the AnthropoceneChapter 2: Woodland Caribou Histories in the Upper Great LakesChapter 3: Caribou Futures in a Warming WorldChapter 4: Indigenous Communities and Lake Sturgeon RestorationChapter 5: The Gift of the LoonEndnotesBibliography
£22.80
Mango Media How to Talk to Your Cat
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£19.99
Penguin Random House South Africa Wildlife of South Africa: A Photographic Guide
Book SynopsisA handy, all-in-one photographic field guide to the wildlife of South Africa, this guide covers the region's mammals, birds, reptiles, frogs and trees that are most likely to be seen. Concise accounts and distribution maps are included for each species. A brief introduction discusses geology, climate, vegetation zones, wildlife hotspots, and tips on watching wildlife. This convenient presentation of South Africa's most visible wildlife in a single volume will find favour with tourists and local enthusiasts alike.
£16.78
Firefly Books Fifty Animals That Changed the Course of History
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£17.95
Greystone Books,Canada The Wild in You: Voices from the Forest and the
Book SynopsisA testament to the miraculous beings that share our planet and the places that they live, The Wild in You is a deeply-felt creative collaboration between one of our time's best nature photographers and a very talented and creative poet. Inspired by the majestic and savage beauty of Ian McAllister's photographs, Lorna Crozier translates the wild emotion of these images into the language of the human heart: poetry. Featuring over 30 beautiful full-size photographs of wolves, bears, sea lions, jellyfish, and other wild creatures paired with 30 original poems, The Wild in You challenges the reader to a deeper understanding of the connection between humans, animals, and our shared earth.
£13.99
Greystone Books The Shark and the Albatross: A Wildlife Filmmaker
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£16.16
Greystone Books Arthur
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£16.16
Greystone Books The Inner Life of Animals
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£15.26
Greystone Books Deer Man: Seven Years of Living in the Wild
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£22.91
Greystone Books Deer Man
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£16.16
Amber Books Predators
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£999.99
Hardie Grant Books (UK) Rewild Your Life: 52 Ways To Reconnect To Nature
Book SynopsisOver-attached to technology and cosseted in our homes, the Western world has never been so disconnected from nature.Rewild Your Life is here to help you tune up your innate connection to the great outdoors. Through 52 seasonal indoor and outdoor projects, adventure writer and wild swimming enthusiast Sarah Stirling shows you how connecting more deeply with the natural world is key to keeping the environment alive, while simultaneously bringing the joy and wonder back into every day.Projects range from spoon carving to foraging in the hedgerows, making and mending to natural navigation and growing vegetables. You can follow these projects week by week for a year, or flick through the book to find ideas you'd like to try – many are achievable all year round.Whether you're an outdoor expert or a novice, eight years old or eighty, there's plenty in here for you.Trade ReviewTo summarise so many topics, many of them really quite complex, is quite a challenge, and I'm impressed by how often just the right level of instruction and inspiration has been provided. * Tim Gent, Bushcraft Expert and Author *I absolutely love it. It reads like an antidote to modern life and Sarah balances the practical advice and instructions perfectly with some beautiful imagery in her writing. I’ve learnt a lot. * Rob Dumbrell, Wildlife Expert and Photographer *
£14.24
Merrion Press A Natural Year: The Tranquil Rhythms and
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£19.18
John Blake Publishing Ltd Wild Animals I Have Known
Book SynopsisMeet Old Lobo, a gigantic grey wolf whose death-defying predations on sheep and cattle herds are the scourge of farmers and ranchers in the Currumpaw region of northern New Mexico. This great wolf is just one of the animals whose true stories come to life in this engrossing collection of tales by the celebrated naturalist Ernest Thompson Seton (1860-1946). Combining scientific observations of animals in their natural habitats with a romantic vision of nature and the narrative skills of a born storyteller, Seton created an extraordinary collection of tales that gave the animal story new force and believability as a literary genre. Critically and popularly acclaimed upon its initial appearance in 1898, Wild Animals I Have Known remains, more than a century later, the best-known and best-loved of his works.Each tale focuses on an individual creature: the clever crow, Silverspot; Raggylug, a young cottontail rabbit; the author's errant hound, Bingo; Redruff, a Don Valley partridge; a wild horse known as The Mustang; Vixen, The Springfield Fox; and Wully, faithful sheep dog by day and treacherous killer by night. Seton offers affectionate but realistic portraits of each animal, stressing the commonality between his subjects and their human neighbours.In addition to his popular wildlife stories, the author is well known for his work as an illustrator and painter. This edition faithfully reproduces the layout of the original volume, as well as all 200 of the author's distinctive illustrations. Animal lovers, environmentalists, naturalists, and any reader who appreciates a lively yarn will cherish this memorable wildlife classic.
£999.99
Laurence King Publishing Into the Wild: An Exotic Woodland Coloring Book
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£12.99
Bradt Travel Guides 100 Bizarre Animals Bradt Travel Guides Wildlife
Book SynopsisForewordThe call of the weird1 GETTING AROUND2 GRABBING A BITE3 STAYING ALIVE4 SHOWING OFF5 PASSING IT ON6 GETTING ALONGConservation contactsAcknowledgementsIndex
£16.99
Bradt Travel Guides 100 Alien Invaders Animals and Plants that are
Book SynopsisForeward 3Introducing the aliens 61 INVADERS IN COLD BLOOD 8Introduction to reptiles & amphibians 10Alien invaders 1-9 12Protecting the Galápagos 24Alien invaders 10-11 262 FURRY FIENDS AND FELONS 28Introduction to mammals 30Alien invaders 12-37 323 UNDERWATER ALIENS 60Introduction to underwater aliens 62Alien invaders 38-45 64Coral reefs under threat 72Alien invaders 46-49 74The explorers 784 MARCH OF THE CREEPY-CRAWLIES 80Introduction to creepy-crawlies 82Alien invaders 50-62 84Saving the Everglades 965 OUR FEATHERED FOES 98Introduction to birds 100Alien invaders 63-73 102South Atlantic 114Alien invaders 74-78 116The Victorians 1226 GATE-CRASHING GREENERY 124Introduction to plants 126Alien invaders 79-80 128Kew Gardens 130Alien invaders 81-85 132Gardening for biodiversity 136Alien invaders 86-91 138Antarctica: time to close the freezer door 144Alien invaders 92-100 146Conservation contacts 155Acknowledgements and picture credits 158Index 159
£16.99
Bradt Travel Guides Wildlife & Conservation Volunteering: The
Book SynopsisA unique feature of this guide is its dedicated focus on wildlife and environmental conservation volunteering. It is aimed at all three sectors of the age and career spectrum: young people such as gap year students and backpackers; the larger market of vacation conservation volunteers; and the early retired. Peter Lynch investigates rather than lists different types of organisations including charities, clearinghouses, eco-tour operators and travel agents. He audits, analyses and deconstructs them according to a range of verifiable criteria, including their scientific validity. This second edition had been completely updated and expanded, including more organizations, updated assessments, more volunteer stories and more field adventures. There is also a new chapter on great wildlife migration events - how, when and where to see them, with more great photographs. The guide includes long- and short-term opportunities from roughing it in tents, through simple permanent accommodation to quasi-luxury. The extensive range of expedition opportunities include working with antelope, big cats, birds, coral reefs, dolphins, elephants, fish, hippos, monkeys, orang-utans, turtles, whales, zebras, injured wildlife and people - in every type of habitat - all over the globe. First-hand accounts by volunteers reveal the day-to-day life of being a volunteer.Trade ReviewThis timely and important guide is a must-read for anyone who wants to contribute properly and positively to wildlife conservation.' Kate Humble, TV presenter 'A comprehensive guide which helps to identify and explore the issues surrounding volunteering, whilst also providing a reliable and objective assessment of the companies offering volunteering experiences.' Justin Francis, founder, responsibletravel.com 'An extremely useful starting point for any conservation volunteer faced with the tricky task of finding a project that is appropriate for them and also genuinely contributes to wildlife and environmental conservation.' Richard Hammond, greentraveller.co.uk 'This guide is an extremely useful reference ....' BBC WildlifeTable of ContentsCONTENTS Acknowledgements vi Introduction vii How to use this book viii The Audit Criteria ix Chapter 1 Conservation: what are the issues? 1 The looming crisis 1 Conservation volunteering: what's it all about? 2 Issues of concern 3 Measuring the difference 5 The conservation volunteer effect 6 Why pay? 6 Chapter 2 Types of volunteer organisations 7 Conservation opportunities 7 Characteristics of different organisations 7 Subtle differences between companies 10 Effects on the fees 12 Terms and conditions disclaimers 12 Chapter 3 Choosing an organisation 17 Deciding on your purpose 17 Choosing via country 21 Choosing via species 21 Choosing via cost 29 Arranging your own placement 33 What will it cost? 34 Chapter 4 The audit 41 Chapter 5 What is life like as a conservation volunteer? 166 Protecting loggerhead turtles in Greece with Archelon 167 Straw-bale house building with the British Trust for Conservation Volunteers 169 Marine conservation in Seychelles with Global Vision International 171 Monitoring leopard, cheetah and their prey in Namibia with Biosphere Expeditions 173 Amazon wildlife conservation by riverboat with Earthwatch Institute 176 Eco-technology and conservation in rural India with Raleigh International 179 Chapter 6 Great migrations 182 Brent goose 183 Caribou and reindeer 184 Atlantic horseshoe crab 186 Monarch butterflies 187 Emperor penguin 188 Red crabs 190 Sockeye salmon 191 Turtles 193 Whales 194 Wildebeest 196 Chapter 7 Fundraising 199 Planning 199 Dos and don'ts of fundraising 200 Charitable trusts 200 Getting publicity in your local media 201 Specimen letter content 202 Promotional leaflets 203 Fundraising events 204 Legal issues 205 Chapter 8 Before you go 207 Booking flights 207 Red tape 209 Travel insurance 211 Health 214 Safety 220 What to take 221 Money 222 Cultural etiquette 223 Keeping in touch with home 224 If things go wrong 225 Appendix 1 Country guide 229 Appendix 2 Further information 249 Appendix 3 What is BS8848:2007+A1:2009? 253 Index 254
£13.99
Bradt Travel Guides Swimming with Dolphins, Tracking Gorillas: How to
Book SynopsisEncounters with wildlife are more accessible than ever, with a bewildering array of adventures on offer. This inspiring guide presents a range of ideas, from meeting the world's iconic wildlife to more unusual encounters, highlighting the best and the most ethical options. With nearly 20 years' experience travelling the globe, Ian Wood picks his favourite animal hot spots, from tracking mountain gorillas to kayaking with alligators in the Everglades; from being up close with elephants on a walking safari to snorkelling with whale sharks and climbing in search of condors. Pointers on how best to encounter each animal, what to see when and where, and what else you might see along the way, help you plan the journey of a lifetime.Trade Review'...enthusiastic and comprehensive guide to engaging with animals on their own terms, from catching wildebeest migrations to stalking a tiger.' Food & Travel magazine 'If you want to get closer to wildlife, this guide gives the lowdown on how, where and when, from writer and photographer Ian Wood.' National Geographic Traveller 'Illustrated with beautiful photography, this inspiring guide shows you how and where to see the world's iconic wildlife in the most ethical ways possible' Sussex LifeTable of ContentsContents Foreword 3 Wildlife calendar 5 Encounter highlights 6 Author/Acknowledgements 8 Introduction 9 FOREST Encounters with tigers 10 Tracking mountain & lowland gorillas 16 Tracking chimpanzees 22 Up close with orang-utans 28 Primate communications 34 Inquisitive lemurs 36 Proboscis monkeys from the river 40 Walking in the Costa Rican rainforest 44 Watching grizzly bears catch salmon 46 Eurasian brown bears from a hide 50 Trekking in search of komodo dragons 54 Macaws at a salt lick 58 Getting close to minibeasts 62 SAVANNA Lion encounters on a walking safari 64 Cheetah safari 68 African horseriding safari 72 Tracking leopard by 4x4 74 Elephants on a walking safari 78 The wildebeest migration 84 Tracking African rhino on foot 88 MOUNTAIN Expedition in snow leopard territory 92 Tracking wolves on foot 96 Seeking out the giant panda 100 Climbing & hiking in search of condors & vultures 106 POLAR Polar bear encounters 110 Penguins: kayaking, walking & camping 116 RIVERINE Watching hippos 122 Kayaking with alligators in the Everglades 126 The Pantanal: jaguars & more 130 In search of the elusive shoebill 132 MARINE Swimming with wild dolphins 136 Swimming & snorkelling with whales 142 Diving with seals & sea lions 148 Close encounters in the Galápagos 152 Snorkelling on a coral reef 156 Snorkelling & diving with turtles 158 Diving with sharks 162 Snorkelling & diving with whale sharks 166 Diving with manta rays 170 The world of the puffin 174 Picture credits 180 Glossary of scientific names 181 Index 182
£15.99
Anness Publishing An Illustrated Guide to the Animals of America: a
Book SynopsisThis is a visual encyclopedia of amphibians, reptiles and mammals in the United States, Canada and South America, with over 350 illustrations. It is a fascinating encyclopedia for all the family about the astonishing animal kingdom of North and South America. A natural history guide section focuses on anatomy, senses and survival skills, and includes information about ecology and wildlife conservation. It includes many record-breaking animals and some of the largest animals in the world: the land carnivore, the Kodiak bear; the world's biggest rodent, the capybara; and one of the longest snakes, and the green anaconda. Over 350 illustrations and photographs, including maps showing the distribution of animals throughout America, make this book perfect for schools or as a home study aid. This wonderful book is a fully illustrated guide to over 200 species of the amphibians, reptiles and mammals of America. The natural history section covers evolution, anatomy, survival and reproduction, plus endangered species and conservation. The main section describes the animals of the American continent and their habitats: the Arctic coasts have hooded seals, walruses and orcas; North America has black bears and moose; and the Amazon jungle is home to four-eyed frogs, giant anteaters and capuchin monkeys. With information on distribution, habitat, food, size, maturity, breeding, life span and status, this is an essential family reference book.
£999.99
Cabi Wildlife Damage Control Principles for the
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£81.49
Anness Publishing The Animals, Birds & Fish of British Isles,
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£999.99
New Holland Publishers Dangerous Creatures of Australia
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£13.19
Adventure Publications, Incorporated Critters of Wyoming Pocket Guide
Book SynopsisAt last, a pocket guide that's informative, concise and easy to use! Get this great source of information about 50 Wyoming critters, including birds and mammals. Beautiful photographs and neat-to-know details are complemented by information about each critter's tracks, making this the handiest pocket guide around!
£999.99
Pushcart Press Small, Misty Mountain: The Awanadjo Almanack
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£999.99
Ecopress Alone Within the Pack
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£13.29
Archaeopress Publishing Cruelty and Sentimentality: Greek Attitudes to
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£75.00
Little Toller Books Limestone Country Little Toller Monographs
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£20.40
New Holland Publishers Extreme Animals
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£24.37
New Holland Publishers Creatures of the Night
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£22.12
New Holland Publishers Wildlife in Pictures
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£37.94
New Holland Publishers Natures Great Migrations
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£21.48
New Holland Publishers Wildlife In Pictures
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£16.04
Yosemite Conservancy Nature Notebook
Book SynopsisBirds bathe with abandon. A salamander, a snail, and a shrew share space for an instant. A fox springs from a field. Spiders spin. Clouds collect. Grasses grow, and ducks drift on by. For every forest wanderer who has yearned to capture these fleeting moments on paper, Nature Notebook provides a beautiful space to do so. More than just blank pages, this illustrated notebook presents playful prompts and sketches to stimulate your creativity while providing plenty of room to fill in what you fancy. Scientific observation meets artistic impulse in this treasure for the novice, the curious, and the inspired.
£11.57
Riverbend Publishing Yellowstone Wolves in the Wild
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£14.24
Orange Frazer Press Wildlife Warrior: More Tales of Suburban Safaris
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£13.46
Smithsonian Books Guide to the Wildlife of Southwest China
Book SynopsisGuide to the Wildlife of Southwest China allows readers to enter the fascinating world of Southwest China, a biodiverse hot spot teeming with interesting wildlife. This field guide, designed to inform nature reserve staff, students of natural history, and casual wildlife tourists alike, presents one hundred and thirty species along with detailed descriptions, a range map, and full color photographs.
£24.30
