Few And Far Between: On The Trail of Britain's Rarest Animals
Autor Charlie Elderen Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 apr 2016
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781472905192
ISBN-10: 1472905199
Pagini: 272
Ilustrații: 16 page colour plate section
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.25 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Natural History
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1472905199
Pagini: 272
Ilustrații: 16 page colour plate section
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.25 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Natural History
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Highlights positive action and conservation success stories so will be of wide media interest
Notă biografică
Charlie Elder is a journalist. For the last twenty-five years he has written for papers ranging from The Independent to the Times of Tonga in the South Pacific. He is currently head of production on The Herald in Plymouth. His first book, While Flocks Last, was published in hardback and paperback in 2009.
Recenzii
Elder takes reader on an evocative quest to find some of the amazing wildlife that we are lucky enough to have sharing our island with us. You might read it in an armchair, but it'll make you want to get your boots on.
A terrific book that's very easy to love.
It's a dream to scout out the UK's greatest natural treasures - and find them!
This is no mere rarity twitch. Laced with humour, the book celebrates the struggle to save Britain's most threatened species.
Potentially a bleak tome chronicling the catastrophic decline of our wildlife, this is in fact full of verve, wit and optimism.
In its modest way, this delightful book is a triumph, too, because it reminds us that, out there, maybe just under that stone, the smallest spider is worthy of life.
In Charlie Elder's quest to seek out endangered species now almost invisible nationwide, he brings back travellers' tales of wild places, feral landscapes and creatures of legend. Added to which, he is a cheerful, gregarious companion and guide.
Thoroughly entertaining and informative from page one, Few and Far Between presents a delightful adventure for the reader - an expansive celebration of diversity.
In search of Britain's rarest animals...Charlie Elder encounters some of the UK's more remote spots and the good souls dedicated to preserving them. Now there's a job worth a little celebrating.
Charlie Elder's adventures are as strange and engaging as the wonderful creatures he sees. As he ticks each challenge off his list, you are as enthralled by his excitement as he is by his triumphs.
A countrywide romp.
Jovial as his tone is most of the time, there is no mistaking the seriousness of Elder's intent ... The bleak statistics mount up in a readable, important book.
His enthusiasm and good humour are so infection that you are soon as fascinated as he is by the wart-biter cricket, the spiny seahorse and the gargoyle-featured Bechstein's bat.
A terrific book that's very easy to love.
It's a dream to scout out the UK's greatest natural treasures - and find them!
This is no mere rarity twitch. Laced with humour, the book celebrates the struggle to save Britain's most threatened species.
Potentially a bleak tome chronicling the catastrophic decline of our wildlife, this is in fact full of verve, wit and optimism.
In its modest way, this delightful book is a triumph, too, because it reminds us that, out there, maybe just under that stone, the smallest spider is worthy of life.
In Charlie Elder's quest to seek out endangered species now almost invisible nationwide, he brings back travellers' tales of wild places, feral landscapes and creatures of legend. Added to which, he is a cheerful, gregarious companion and guide.
Thoroughly entertaining and informative from page one, Few and Far Between presents a delightful adventure for the reader - an expansive celebration of diversity.
In search of Britain's rarest animals...Charlie Elder encounters some of the UK's more remote spots and the good souls dedicated to preserving them. Now there's a job worth a little celebrating.
Charlie Elder's adventures are as strange and engaging as the wonderful creatures he sees. As he ticks each challenge off his list, you are as enthralled by his excitement as he is by his triumphs.
A countrywide romp.
Jovial as his tone is most of the time, there is no mistaking the seriousness of Elder's intent ... The bleak statistics mount up in a readable, important book.
His enthusiasm and good humour are so infection that you are soon as fascinated as he is by the wart-biter cricket, the spiny seahorse and the gargoyle-featured Bechstein's bat.