Let’s Not Lose Them

Let’s Not Lose Them

Suzanne Ferris

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Editorial:
Ginninderra Press
Año de edición:
2023
Materia
Fauna: interés general
ISBN:
9781761094774
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This book is written for concerned people whose busy lives allow little access to the natural world. It invites readers to gain more awareness of the wonder and beauty of some of our fellow creatures now vulnerable or threatened, and of our actual dependence on them. Suggested are ways in which we can all, both individually and collectively, engage with nature wherever we are.’A relatable, educational and captivating book. We are grateful for Sue’s contribution towards conservation.’ - Australian Wildlife Conservancy’This small book is accessible to all. It is a valuable contribution to raising awareness of the plight of our threatened marine life and the important work conservation groups do.’ - Australian Marine Conservation Society

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