Wildlife of the World: China

About this book

From remote plateaus to freezing deserts, snow-covered mountains to tropical rainforest, China probably has more habitats for wildlife than anywhere else in the world. So it's not really surprising that it's home to so many different weird and wonderful creatures! Everyone is familiar with the endangered giant pandas, but others animals like the bright orange snub-nosed monkey and scary golden takin are almost unknown outside China. In this book in the Wildlife of the World series, aimed at children from 8 to 13 years old, expert wildlife photographer Hugh Lansdown reveals some of the most interesting and unusual wildlife to be found in this vast and fascinating country.

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Biography

Hugh Lansdown is a Welsh wildlife photographer who has travelled extensively, and his images have appeared in hundreds of books, magazines and other publications across the globe. He is also heavily involved in conservation at home in Wales, working for local wildlife charities, carrying out habitat management work and giving talks about wildlife conservation.