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Natural History of Banks Peninsula (revised ed 2013)
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Explore the breathtaking biodiversity of the *Natural History of Banks Peninsula (revised ed. 2013)*. Authored by the distinguished botanist Hugh Wilson, this essential paperback guide offers an immersive experience for nature lovers, local residents, and visitors keen on understanding the ecological treasures of Banks Peninsula. With dimensions of 148 x 210 mm and 144 pages of engaging content, this book unveils the unique volcanic landscapes that distinguish this region from the flat Canterbury Plains.
Unearth the complex ecosystem where remnants of indigenous flora and fauna thrive despite historical waves of colonization. The exquisitely detailed photographs and charming illustrations harmonize with informative tables, figures, and species checklists, making this natural history resource both visually captivating and scientifically accurate.
With over 20 years of experience in conservation management at Hinewai Reserve, Hugh Wilson’s expertise permeates this comprehensive overview of Banks Peninsula's geology, ecology, and vegetation. This revised edition ensures readers benefit from current insights into the region’s remarkable biodiversity and the ongoing conservation efforts.
Whether you’re a local seeking to deepen your appreciation of this precious landscape or a visitor eager to explore its natural heritage, the *Natural History of Banks Peninsula* is an indispensable addition to your library. Join the movement to protect and celebrate the unique natural values of this stunning region!
Author: Hugh Wilson Publisher: Canterbury University Press
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 148 x 210 mm
Pages: 144
Publication Date: 20-04-2013
Banks Peninsula, beloved by Christchurch residents and visitors, is an extraordinary volcanic landform extending eastward into the Pacific. Once covered in lush forests, much of the original wildlife has been diminished due to two significant waves of colonization. Yet, pockets of native biodiversity remain, and efforts for restoration are ongoing. This book encapsulates the history and presents a concise, up-to-date summary of today’s landscape, vegetation, and wildlife, accompanying stunning visuals that enrich the reader's understanding of this vibrant ecosystem.
Unearth the complex ecosystem where remnants of indigenous flora and fauna thrive despite historical waves of colonization. The exquisitely detailed photographs and charming illustrations harmonize with informative tables, figures, and species checklists, making this natural history resource both visually captivating and scientifically accurate.
With over 20 years of experience in conservation management at Hinewai Reserve, Hugh Wilson’s expertise permeates this comprehensive overview of Banks Peninsula's geology, ecology, and vegetation. This revised edition ensures readers benefit from current insights into the region’s remarkable biodiversity and the ongoing conservation efforts.
Whether you’re a local seeking to deepen your appreciation of this precious landscape or a visitor eager to explore its natural heritage, the *Natural History of Banks Peninsula* is an indispensable addition to your library. Join the movement to protect and celebrate the unique natural values of this stunning region!
Author: Hugh Wilson Publisher: Canterbury University Press
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 148 x 210 mm
Pages: 144
Publication Date: 20-04-2013
Banks Peninsula, beloved by Christchurch residents and visitors, is an extraordinary volcanic landform extending eastward into the Pacific. Once covered in lush forests, much of the original wildlife has been diminished due to two significant waves of colonization. Yet, pockets of native biodiversity remain, and efforts for restoration are ongoing. This book encapsulates the history and presents a concise, up-to-date summary of today’s landscape, vegetation, and wildlife, accompanying stunning visuals that enrich the reader's understanding of this vibrant ecosystem.
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