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Customer Reviews and Description William J. Ginn's Investing In Nature: Case Studies Of Land Conservation In Collaboration With Business is a valuable discussion linking business interests to environmental concerns to show how conservation investment banking can work. Ginn's background in both business and land conservation issues at The Nature Conservancy allows him to reveal collaborative efforts which work for both in this inspirational guide of real-life achievements.
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Customer Reviews and Description This was my two-year-old's favorite book; for some time he and it were inseparable. Bold, simple illustrations on bright backgrounds make a terrific fist visual introduction to the process dinosaur bones undergo for extraction, study, and display. Thanks to this book, mine was the only toddler in his peer group who could identify a paleontologist and explain what one des. Inspired by the story, to this day one of his favorite games is to "dig" for imaginary dinosaur bones in the sand, "wrap" them, ... Read MoreRead Reviews and Description
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Customer Reviews and Description Wildflowers of Tennessee is easy to use when locating a particular flower. It also contains good descriptions which help to indentify each flower. The photography is clean and clear. I'd highly recommend this book if the Tennessee, Ohio Valley, and Southern Appalachians are areas you frequent.
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Customer Reviews and Description The apparent central purpose of this book was to explain what it submits as the greatest worldwide mass extinction ever, the "Permian-Triassic Event", 252 million years ago, more or less. Though it doesn't convincingly achieve that goal, it is nevertheless an awfully goof read. There isn't enough known about the core subject to fill a book this size. So for background, Benton gives an excellent history of Geology and Paleontology, over the past 3 centuries, more or less. To bring it all to life in human ... Read MoreRead Reviews and Description
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Customer Reviews and Description The apparent central purpose of this book was to explain what it submits as the greatest worldwide mass extinction ever, the "Permian-Triassic Event", 252 million years ago, more or less. Though it doesn't convincingly achieve that goal, it is nevertheless an awfully goof read. There isn't enough known about the core subject to fill a book this size. So for background, Benton gives an excellent history of Geology and Paleontology, over the past 3 centuries, more or less. To bring it all to life in human ... Read MoreRead Reviews and Description
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Customer Reviews and Description This guide lists 35 trails, organized by region. Unlike (say) the Yellowstone guide it does not sort the trails into short, medium, and long hikes. Like other Falcon guides, it provides maps of each trail and valuable information about elevations and steepness. Each listing include elevation diagrams that are very useful for letting you know what you are getting yourself into.
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Customer Reviews and Description Now don't get me wrong. This is a wonderful book with beautiful photographs of Native Plants and Animals of Hawaii. The only thing wrong with the Softcover version is that the cover creases so easily. So if you want this book for your own personal library the Hardcover version is preferred. But if it is used as it is meant to be, as a coffee table book, than this is the book to have.
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Customer Reviews and Description I'm the classic "how much is that puppy in the window?" case. I was in New York city walking in China town when I happened upon a bowl full of baby red ears. I just had to 'save' one of these squirming babies. Then I was worry about how to feed, house, and generally take care of my turtle, who was looking up at me with those moist, cat-like eyes while we sat on the subway. I had no idea how big it would get, or what to keep it in, or what to feed it besides the turtle pellets I got ripped off on.Read More
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Customer Reviews and Description I'm the classic "how much is that puppy in the window?" case. I was in New York city walking in China town when I happened upon a bowl full of baby red ears. I just had to 'save' one of these squirming babies. Then I was worry about how to feed, house, and generally take care of my turtle, who was looking up at me with those moist, cat-like eyes while we sat on the subway. I had no idea how big it would get, or what to keep it in, or what to feed it besides the turtle pellets I got ripped off on.Read More
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Customer Reviews and Description In essence, Lovelock says that since evolution started eons ago, all forms of life evolved together resulting not only in balance among themselves and their surroundings, but also in such a way that they regulate the environment, controlling the atmosphere, the salinity of the seas and the temperature. This complex eco-system is presumably an inevitable consequence of the algorithm of evolution running successfully. Want to know if there is life on another planet? Easy, look at the atmosphere.
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