Threatened Plants Of New Zealand

Explore the urgent issue of biodiversity in New Zealand with 'Threatened Plants of New Zealand.' This comprehensive book showcases 189 native plant species that are critically endangered or have already vanished from our ecosystems. Authored by esteemed botanists including Peter de Lange and David Norton, this essential resource is a must-have for conservationists, plant enthusiasts, and educators alike. Each species is detailed with precise botanical descriptions, supported by stunning photography that highlights the unique beauty of New Zealand's flora. Discover the plight of these threatened plants and the vital roles they play in our environment. By understanding their significance, we can contribute to their conservation. This beautifully illustrated publication by Canterbury University Press features 450 insightful pages, released on December 1, 2009. Educate yourself about the at-risk flora of New Zealand and join the movement to protect our natural heritage with this indispensable guide. Perfect for anyone passionate about New Zealand botany, environmental conservation, or ecological studies, 'Threatened Plants of New Zealand' encourages readers to appreciate and advocate for the preservation of our precious native plants. A powerful tool for researchers and a beautiful addition to any library, this book provides a crucial snapshot of New Zealand's changing landscape. Don't miss the opportunity to engage with our native ecosystems—order your copy today!

Author: Peter de Lange, Peter Heenan, David Norton, Jeremy Rolfe & John Sawyer Publisher: Canterbury University Press


Pages: 450
Publication Date: 01-12-2009

One in 13 of New Zealand's native plants is now threatened with extinction. Six species have already, like the moa and the huia, gone for ever. This beautifully illustrated book combines precise botanical descriptions with lavish photography in describing 189 species officially designated by conservationists as extinct or threatened.