Bibliograph

How to save a species, Marilyn Baillie, Jonathan Baillie and Ellen Butcher

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Label

How to save a species, Marilyn Baillie, Jonathan Baillie and Ellen Butcher

Language

eng

Bibliography note

[Webliography]: page 48 and index

Illustrations

illustrationsmaps

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

How to save a species

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

903247982

Responsibility statement

Marilyn Baillie, Jonathan Baillie and Ellen Butcher

Summary

Introduces readers to some of the most threatened species on Earth. Meet some of the scientists who study species survival, and discover what inspires their work-- from cases of critically endangered wildlife to the success stories of species that have been brought back from the brink of extinction. Rare photos and engaging text will fascinate readers of all ages, giving them a glimpse of the diversity that is essential to the future of life on Earth. --, Source other then Library of Congress

Table Of Contents

Very wonderful, very rare -- How to save a species -- Humpback whale -- Black robin -- Przewalski's (wild) horse -- Greater bamboo lemur -- Javan rhino -- Cebu frill-wing -- Red River giant softshell turtle -- Spoon-billed sandpiper -- Attenborough's pitcher plant -- Tarzan's chamaleon -- Pygmy three-toed sloth -- Saola -- Luristan newt -- Wild yam -- Red-finned blue-eye -- Northern muriqui -- Mauritius kestrel -- Where on Earth? -- The world's 100 most threatened species

Target audience

juvenile

Classification