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An Uncertain Future Australian Birdlife in Danger

By: Geoffrey Maslen(Author), Rohan Clarke(Illustrator), Bob Brown(Foreword By)
294 pages, colour photos
An Uncertain Future
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Birds bring song and beauty to our lives, and they play a significant role in sustaining Earth's ecosystems. But they are also facing the threat of extinction. In An Uncertain Future, Geoffrey Maslen takes us into the fascinating lives of Australian birds, showing us how intelligent they are, the significant threats they face due to disappearing habitats and climate change and how essential they are to our own survival. Drawing on numerous interviews with researchers and biologists studying bird life in Australia and dozens of scientific reports from around the world, Maslen reveals a dire picture of what plummeting bird populations mean for humanity.

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By: Geoffrey Maslen(Author), Rohan Clarke(Illustrator), Bob Brown(Foreword By)
294 pages, colour photos
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