£14.95
Publication due April 2018
Rainforest: Dispatches from Earth's Most Vital Frontlines is a personal story, drawing on the author's many years' experience at the frontline of the fight to save the rainforests, explaining the science and history of the campaigns, and what it has felt like to be there, amid the conflicts and dilemmas.
This book is an in depth, wide-ranging, first-hand narrative that not only looks at the state of the world's tropical rainforests today and the implications arising from their continuing decline, but also at what is being done, and can be done in future, to protect the forests and the 1.6 billion people that depend upon them. It is inspirational, too, in its descriptions of the rainforest's remarkable birds and plants ... and its indigenous people.
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- Not yet published. Available to pre-order.
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| Hardback | |
| 320 pages | |
| 216 x 135 (mm) |
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