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Discover 'Ahuahu: A Conservation Journey in Aotearoa New Zealand', an illuminating exploration by renowned conservation biologist David Towns. This captivating book captures the essence of New Zealand's groundbreaking ecological restoration efforts over the past 50 years. With a focus on advanced pest eradication techniques and innovative native species translocation strategies, 'Ahuahu' showcases the remarkable successes achieved in Aotearoa's unique ecosystems.
Delving into the story of the Mercury Islands, particularly Great Mercury Island (Ahuahu), this book narrates an inspiring tale of collaboration and perseverance. Experience firsthand accounts of the highs and lows from a pioneer who dedicated his life to conserving New Zealand's rich biodiversity. With 384 pages of insightful narratives and detailed accounts, this paperback edition, measuring 210 x 280 x 15 mm, is a must-read for conservation enthusiasts and ecologists alike.
This visually stunning book chronicles the ecological triumphs of institutions and individuals alike, and emphasizes the importance of bicultural partnership in restoration efforts. Witness how all seven Mercury Islands are now free from mammalian pests, creating a sanctuary for native flora and fauna. Whether you're a biologist, environmentalist, or simply passionate about Aotearoa's natural heritage, 'Ahuahu' offers valuable insights into the future of conservation in New Zealand. Join us on this vital conservation journey that is both educational and inspiring!
Delving into the story of the Mercury Islands, particularly Great Mercury Island (Ahuahu), this book narrates an inspiring tale of collaboration and perseverance. Experience firsthand accounts of the highs and lows from a pioneer who dedicated his life to conserving New Zealand's rich biodiversity. With 384 pages of insightful narratives and detailed accounts, this paperback edition, measuring 210 x 280 x 15 mm, is a must-read for conservation enthusiasts and ecologists alike.
This visually stunning book chronicles the ecological triumphs of institutions and individuals alike, and emphasizes the importance of bicultural partnership in restoration efforts. Witness how all seven Mercury Islands are now free from mammalian pests, creating a sanctuary for native flora and fauna. Whether you're a biologist, environmentalist, or simply passionate about Aotearoa's natural heritage, 'Ahuahu' offers valuable insights into the future of conservation in New Zealand. Join us on this vital conservation journey that is both educational and inspiring!