New Zealand Inventory of Biodiversity (Vol.1)

Explore the **New Zealand Inventory of Biodiversity (Vol.1)**, an essential guide for conservationists, ecologists, and biodiversity enthusiasts. Authored by the esteemed Dennis P. Gordon and published by Canterbury University Press, this comprehensive volume spans 592 pages and details over **55,000 recognized species** that contribute to New Zealand's unique ecosystems. As part of the **Species 2000 initiative**, this inventory harmonizes global species cataloging, making it a critical reference for researchers, students, and conservationists alike.

This landmark publication hosts contributions from **over 220 experts**, ensuring that it stands as the most exhaustive repository of New Zealand's living and fossil biodiversity available worldwide. Review the nuances of New Zealand’s **freshwater, marine, and terrestrial environments**, appreciating the **endemic flora and fauna** that define the region's rich **biological heritage**.

Designed for advanced high school students and tertiary-level readers, the **New Zealand Inventory of Biodiversity (Vol.1)** offers an insightful journey through the country’s natural wonders, earning its place as a vital resource for education and conservation efforts. By understanding both endemic and introduced species, readers will grasp the importance of protecting New Zealand's ecological balance for future generations. This volume sets the stage for the subsequent assessments in this three-part series, providing a thorough exploration of biodiversity that contributes to our shared global ecosystem.

Don’t miss out on this comprehensive inventory, especially if you seek to deepen your knowledge about New Zealand’s rich biodiversity and the pivotal role it plays in the world's ecological landscape.

**Author**: Dennis P. Gordon **Publisher**: Canterbury University Press

**Dimensions**: 210 x 280 mm **Pages**: 592 **Publication Date**: 14-08-2012