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Books : Science & Nature : Popular Science : Wild Animals

• Ray Mears Vanishing World

  Ray Mears

  
  
   

• A World Without Bees

  Alison Benjamin, Brian McCallum

  
  
   

• Animal Life: The Definite Visual Guide to Animals and Their Behaviour

  
  
   

• Collins Complete Guide to British Wildlife: A Photographic Guide to Every Common Species (Complete British Guides)

  Paul Sterry

  
  
   

• Leviathan

  Philip Hoare

  
  
   

• Atmosphere, Weather and Climate

  Roger Barry, Richard Chorley

  
  
   

• Oceans

  Anne Laking, Paul Rose

  
  
   

• Guide to Bees and Honey

  Ted Hooper

  
  
   

• Your First Marine Aquarium: A Complete Pet Owner's Manual

  John Tullock

  
  
   

• Greenpeace Standing Up for the Earth Calendar 2009 (Wall Calendars) (Wall Calendars)

  Greenpeace

  
  
   

• Complete Encyclopedia of Tropical Fish (Complete Encyclopedia)

  Esther J. J. Verhoef-Verhallen

  
  
   

• "Planet Earth": The Photographs

  Alastair Fothergill

  
  
   

• The Renewable Energy Handbook: A Guide to Rural Independence, Off-Grid and Sustainable Living

  William H. Kemp

  
  
   

• Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World

  Mark Kurlansky

  
  To make the history of a fish interesting, invigorating and moving is an almost impossible feat that Mark Kurlansky accomplishes fantastically well in this compact, learned, beautifully written gem of a book. Cod traces humankind's involvement with what was once one of the world's most plentiful foodstuffs. The Basque people, who Kurlansky suggests found America before Columbus, could only fish and forage (for whale meat) as far as they did because of the huge schools of cod they found, caught and salted as they went. Centuries before this Vikings had travelled from Norway across to Canada--the exact range of the Atlantic cod. Interspersed with old and forgotten recipes Cod becomes a fitting requiem to a fish no-one believed would ever become scarce nor become such a telling metaphor for our careless treatment of the sea, its bounty and our wider environment. --Mark Thwaite
  
   

• Pet Owner's Guide to the Tortoise (Pet Owner's Guide)

  Simon J. Girling

  
  
   

• Collins Complete British Insects (Collins)

  Michael Chinery

  
  
   

• Hell and High Water: Climate Change, Hope and the Human Condition

  Alastair McIntosh

  
  
   

• Keeping Bees and Making Honey

  Alison Benjamin, Brian McCallum

  
  
   

• Silent Fields: The Long Decline of a Nation's Wildlife

  Roger Lovegrove

  
  
   

• Bearded Dragon Manual (Herpetocultural Library)

  Philippe De Vosjoli, Robert Mailloux, Susan Donoghue