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Hope for Animals and their World How Endangered Species are Being Rescued from the Brink

By: Jane Goodall
392 pages, 32pp col plates, b/w illus
Publisher: Icon Books
Hope for Animals and their World
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The incredible rapid rate at which various animals and plants are disappearing from the planet is shocking. Scientists currently believe that habitats across the globe are losing dozens of species every day. Jane Goodall, who has become one of the standard-bearers for animal conservation through her numerous books, television programmes and close work with animals, is nonetheless defiant - 'While there is life there is hope', she states in her introduction to this profound and inspirational book.

In demanding natural and political environments conservationists risk their lives to save animals from the brink of extinction. Jane's unique access takes us inside these programmes, meeting first-hand a vast range of animals from Giant Pandas in China to the young generations of Whooping Cranes in Texas that are being taught new migration routes - led by human devotees in flying machines. "Hope For Animals and Their World" is a celebration of the great work being done to protect our wildlife for future generations. Goodall's message rings loud and clear: we must not give up.

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Dr Jane Goodall is the world's most famous primatologist and a high-profile campaigner for animal conservation. The internationally renowned Jane Goodall Institute, which she founded in 1977, operates around the world, promoting positive change for communities, animals and the environment. Jane has been awarded numerous prizes for her work and has published several best-selling books.
By: Jane Goodall
392 pages, 32pp col plates, b/w illus
Publisher: Icon Books
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Goodall's intimate writing style and sense of wonder pull the reader into each account... The mix of personal and scientific makes for a compelling read. --Booklist
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