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Polar Bears
A Life Under Threat
Michel Rawicki
The French photographer Michel Rawicki first became entranced by the Arctic as a teenager, returning there often over 25 years. Taken across Canada, Alaska, Greenland and Svalbard, these 200 images capture polar bears hunting, swimming and caring for their young, highlighting how climate change is affecting the species.

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Field Guide to the Mammals of South-East Asia
Second Edition
Charles M Francis;Illus. Priscilla Barrett;Robin Budden et al

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A Naturalist's Guide to the Mammals of Sri Lanka
Gehan de Silva Wijeyeratne

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Elephants
Birth, Death and Family in the Lives of the Giants
Hannah Mumby

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Among the Wolves
Memoirs of a Wolf Handler
Toni Shelbourne

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Saving the Last Rhinos
The Life of a Frontline Conservationist
Grant Fowlds;Graham Spence
Grant Fowlds is an environmentalist working to save Africa’s rhinos from extinction. In this book, he recalls his upbringing on a South African farm, and how he abandoned hunting in favour of conservation. He then describes his efforts to expose the illegal trade in rhino horn for its alleged medicinal properties, and the dangers faced by park rangers from armed poachers.

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Audubon's Last Wilderness Journey
The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America
Ed. Charles T Butler

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The Last Elephants
Colin Bell;Don Pinnock
A census in 2016 revealed that an elephant is killed every 15 minutes in Africa. This response to the survey’s findings is comprised of observations by conservationists, scientists and activists and over 250 images by the continent’s top wildlife photographers. Together they reveal the efforts of those working for the welfare of the species, but also demonstrate the need for international action to prevent extinction.

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¿Cómo te Llamas?
Everyday Llamas you Might Know
Kristin Llamas
Artist Kristin Llamas has been drawing black-and-white likenesses of her namesake animal for years. Playing on the Spanish for 'what's your name?', she presents sixty characterful portraits of the South American beasts, along with their monikers and personal notes.

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A Field Guide to the Carnivores of the World
Second Edition
Luke Hunter;Illus. Priscilla Barrett
All true carnivores trace their lineage back to an ancient common ancestor and many exhibit similar behaviours and adaptations despite a huge variation in species, from the now largely vegetarian giant panda to the common weasel. This comprehensive guide features colour illustrations and descriptions of 250 species, detailing identification characteristics, habitat, behaviour, feeding ecology, social patterns and conservation. Also included are distribution maps and drawings of skulls and footprints.

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The Hidden World of the Fox
Adele Brand
For thousands of years folklore has celebrated the cunning and enigmatic qualities of the Red Fox. The ecologist Adele Brand describes the physiology, diet and habits of the species and explains how the intelligence that helped them thrive in ancient woodlands now contributes to their survival in the heart of our cities. She shares anecdotes about those she sees regularly – Chatter, Old Dogfox and the Vixen from Across the Road – and makes the case for living peaceably with them.

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Winged Leviathan
The Story of the Humpback Whale
Phil Clapham;Photo. Colin Baxter
Humpback whales are found in all the world’s oceans and most make long seasonal migrations from summer feeding areas in colder regions to breeding grounds in tropical waters. This highly illustrated volume describes their life cycle, remarkable hunting methods and song, based on the author’s 30 years of observation and study, and outlines the way the species has been hunted.

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Foxes Unearthed
A Story of Love and Loathing in Modern Britain
Lucy Jones
For some, the fox is a beautiful, intelligent creature; for others, a ravager of henhouses. Lucy Jones probes these conflicted attitudes, and examines her own family history of foxhunting. She investigates the animal’s behaviour and reputation for cunning, charts attempts to exterminate it from the Tudor ‘Vermin Acts’ onwards, and traces the fox through folklore and literature from Aesop’s fables to Roald Dahl’s Fantastic Mr Fox.

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A Naturalist's Guide to the Primates of Southeast Asia
East Asia and the Indian Sub-continent
Chris R Shepherd;Loretta Ann Shepherd
Non-human primates in Southeast Asia are under threat, and this field guide lists 120 species with photographs, physical descriptions, ranges, unusual characteristics and tips for conservation-minded beginners searching for primates in the region.

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Tales from Gombe
Anup Shah;Fiona Rogers
Made famous by the long-term studies conducted by Jane Goodall, the chimpanzees of the Gombe National Park by Lake Tanganyika in Tanzania have revealed previously unknown behaviours, such as the use of tools and meat-eating, and have shown that the apes have complex social relationships and individual personalities. This large-format photographic study captures the chimps over a period of more than ten years and contains notes on the history of the community and the lineages of its prominent dynasties.

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