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Dear Customer,
Exploring the Global Extinction Crisis
NATURE'S LAST DANCE by Natalie Kyriacou
This is a story of survival and extinction, of life and death, of curiosity and perversion, of unimaginable joy and harrowing sorrow. Set against the backdrop of a rapidly unfolding mass extinction event, Nature's Last Dance takes readers across hunting grounds, through jungles and oceans, inside communities, through courtrooms, and into the heart of battles to survive against all odds.
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Kyriacou, Natalie
Affirm Press
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Amidst the tragedy of wild species extinction lies a hidden world of survival and wonder. Conservationists are embroiled in a high-stakes clash with a drug cartel to save a porpoise. Scientists are fighting to save a flightless bird that romances ...
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Flyn, Cal
Penguin Publishing Group
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A lyrical exploration of the world’s wildest, most forbiddingly remote places—and the humans who have always been there, by “the best non-fiction writer of her generation,” according to The TimesFrom the blacksand beaches of ...
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Fester Kratz, Rene
Wiley
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A fun-to-read guide to ecological principles and environmental understanding Ecology For Dummies transforms intimidating concepts into an engaging walkthrough that supports academic success and environmental literacy. This accessible text covers ...
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Werb, Dan
Crown
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A dazzling journey into the hidden lives of synanthropes, the wild animals who’ve found ingenious ways to survive and thrive in human communities—from award-winning writer and scientist Dan WerbSynanthropes have always been an immutable ...
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Marwege, Rebecca;Gaikwad, Nikhar;Schaefer, Joerg
Columbia University Press
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This book offers a comprehensive exploration of debates on climate justice across the natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities, developing a new conceptual framework that transcends disciplinary divides.
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Childs, Craig
Torrey House Press
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At a time when most people on Earth live in regions of acute light pollution, Craig Childs takes us on a journey to rediscover the awesome power of night itself. Seeking not the absence of light, but the presence of the universe, master storyteller ...
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Gates, Alexander
Bloomsbury Publishing
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Looks at the most significant natural disasters in Earth's history and considers whether we can prevent them from happening again.
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Bickel, Lennard
DK
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Sir Edmund Hillary described Douglas Mawson's epic and punishing journey across 600 miles of unknown Antarctic wasteland as 'the greatest story of lone survival in polar exploration'. This Accursed Land tells that story; how Mawson declined to join ...
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Parrique, Timothée
Europa Compass
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A Publishers Weekly Most Ancitipated Book of Spring 2025 A bold call to abandon the myth of endless economic growth and embrace a sustainable, just, and thriving future. ...
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Kelley, Joseph T.;Kelley, Alice R.
Down East Books
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Discover how 450 million years of Earth's history shaped Maine's iconic coastline and what its future holds as climate change transforms our shores. From its legendary rocky cliffs to its sweeping beaches, Maine's coast tells a dramatic story of ...
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Mutter, John C.;Deraniyagala, Sonali
Columbia University Press
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This primer provides readers with a fundamental understanding of disasters and their consequences.
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Simon, Matt
Princeton University Press
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Informed, utterly blindsiding account. - Booklist, starred reviewIts falling from the sky and in the air we breathe. Its in our food, our clothes, and our homes. Its microplastic and its everywhereincluding our own bodies. Scientists are just ...
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Flower, Hilary
University Press of Florida
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A story of survival and hope, this book reveals how the Everglade snail kite made a surprising comeback from the brink of extinctionand what its example means for the future of conservation.
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Wohl, Ellen
Princeton University Press
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An engaging and thought-provoking introduction to river scienceWhen we look at a river, either up close or while flying over a river valley, what are we really seeing? Following the Bend takes readers on a majestic journey by water to find answers, ...
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Calbet, Albert
CRC Press
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This mechanism-first guide to how the sea actually works teaches the ruleslight, viscosity, turbulence, temperature, oxygen, pressure, and elemental budgetsand the devices organisms use to play by them: filters and houses, pellets and gels, ...
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Lyster, Rosemary;Celermajer, Danielle;McCormack, Phillipa
Edward Elgar Publishing
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This innovative book provides a comprehensive articulation and analysis of the failure of existing climate, environmental and biodiversity regimes and laws to respond to the global polycrisis. Rosemary Lyster, Danielle Celermajer and Phillipa ...
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