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Selected Topics in Environmental Science, Topics 9-11 Grasslands, Tropical Forests, Biological Conservation

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By: H Denny, J Treweek, B Wood and Michael Gillman
173 pages, Col figs
Selected Topics in Environmental Science, Topics 9-11
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  • Selected Topics in Environmental Science, Topics 9-11 ISBN: 9781848730038 Paperback Apr 2009 Out of Print #181213
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This book looks at three topics in environmental science: Grasslands discusses the importance of grasslands and introduces the different types. It considers the pressures on grassland ecosystems and looks at various approaches to conservation, management and restoration. Tropical Forests takes a look inside tropical forests, at their structure, biodiversity and the interactions that take place within them. It concludes with a section which discusses the future of these forests. Biological Conservation discusses how science can help identify and quantify conservation problems and suggests possible solutions to these problems. Throughout the book there are questions and activities for the reader to engage with. Answers and explanations are provided at the end of each section.

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Textbook Out of Print
By: H Denny, J Treweek, B Wood and Michael Gillman
173 pages, Col figs
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