West Coast Walking: A Naturalist's Guide

Informationen zum Autor Kerry-Jayne Wilson is a retired ecologist and conservationist who has 40 years of experience researching and exploring New Zealand's West Coast and is a former lecturer at Lincoln University. She is the author of 70 scientific publications that include two books, A Checklist to New Zealand Birds, Frogs, Reptiles, Mammals and Butterflies and the award-winning Flight of the Huia . She lives on the West Coast. Klappentext Presents an introduction to New Zealand's West Coast's physical environment, plants, and animals, and provides a guide to the walksshort, easy paths as well as longer, more demanding trailslakes, lagoons, and highways of the remote yet accessible region. These attractions will appeal to bird watchers, botanists, natural historians, ecologists, and nature hikers. Zusammenfassung Presents an introduction to New Zealandâ™s West Coastâ™s physical environment, plants, and animals, and provides a guide to the walksâshort, easy paths as well as longer, more demanding trailsâlakes, lagoons, and highways of the remote yet accessible region. These attractions will appeal to bird watchers, botanists, natural historians, ecologists, and nature hikers.

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Kerry-Jayne Wilson is a retired ecologist and conservationist who has 40 years of experience researching and exploring New Zealand's West Coast and is a former lecturer at Lincoln University. She is the author of 70 scientific publications that include two books, A Checklist to New Zealand Birds, Frogs, Reptiles, Mammals and Butterflies and the award-winning Flight of the Huia. She lives on the West Coast.

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Presents an introduction to New Zealand's West Coast's physical environment, plants, and animals, and provides a guide to the walks—short, easy paths as well as longer, more demanding trails—lakes, lagoons, and highways of the remote yet accessible region. These attractions will appeal to bird watchers, botanists, natural historians, ecologists, and nature hikers.

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Presents an introduction to New Zealandâ™s West Coastâ™s physical environment, plants, and animals, and provides a guide to the walksâshort, easy paths as well as longer, more demanding trailsâlakes, lagoons, and highways of the remote yet accessible region. These attractions will appeal to bird watchers, botanists, natural historians, ecologists, and nature hikers.