This book explores that idea, building a narrative around the concept of rarity and its implications both for our understanding of how the natural world works, and for what it can teach us about protecting biodiversity during a time of large-scale environmental change.
Why are some animals naturally rare and others so abundant? From the Himalayan slopes of Bhutan to the most isolated mountain ranges of New Guinea, Dinerstein takes us to some of the least-traveled places on the planet to catch a glimpse of unique animals, and shares stories of …
"When you look out your window, why are you so much more likely to see a robin or a sparrow than a Kirtland's warbler or a California condor? Why are some animals naturally rare and others so abundant? The quest to find and study seldom-seen jaguars and flamboyant Andean cocks-o…
Red data book of the Baltic Region
by Ingelög, Torleif, Andersson, Roger, Tjernberg, Martin
Red data book of the Baltic Region
by Ingelög, Torleif, Andersson, Roger, Tjernberg, Martin
Red data book of the Baltic Region
by Ingelög, Torleif, Andersson, Roger, Tjernberg, Martin