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Describes and illustrates many characteristic elements of the native plant and animal life of Dunedin, located on the south-east coast of New Zealand's South Island. Containing chapters that are organised geographically and ecologically, this book includes a natural history of Du ...
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A biography of Tim Wallis, written specifically for young readers. From the start of his career as a helicopter pilot, using choppers for the recovery of red deer to his ventures into tourism and vintage warplanes leading to the 1988 founding of Warbirds Over Wanaka. Above all, ...
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I had the ambition to not only go as far as anyone had been before, but as far as it was possible for man to go. - Lieutenant James Cook, 1771. The mighty Tasman Sea casts a spell on all who venture into it. Here, for the first time, is a book that tells its remarkable life stor ...
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The first biography of Lance Richdale, who achieved international fame as the father of Otago's albatross colony from 1936 and for his research on the behaviour of the Yellow-eyed Penguin - Time magazine dubbed him 'The Dr Kinsey of the penguin world' - and the sooty shearwater, ...
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With an unerring eye for detail, noted travel and natural history writer Neville Peat has crafted a compelling, visually stunning account of all things Tasman.
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Stewart Island/Rakiura has a special place in the nation's history, not only as the southernmost permanently settled corner of Polynesia but also as a foothold for early European occupation. ' ... an island renowned for its natural beauty, named for its glowing skies, and now rec ...
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A richly illustrated and dramatic account of the dynamics of New Zealand - United States cooperation in Antarctica. Sir Edmund Hillary has described the partnership as 'unique' among the 28 nations active today in the worlds coldest, windiest, highest, driest, loneliest and last- ...
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A picture book of Dunedin, in the South island of New Zealand, with colour plates by the author.
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'Central' is a spectacular and unique region, set apart from the rest of the South Island by its geology and climate, which nurture a diverse range of flora and fauna. From alpine plants to the secrets of valley floor life, this book introduces a natural environment.
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Serving as a guide to hikes, flora, and fauna of Stewart Island, one of the three main islands of New Zealand, this book includes information on history, climate, transportation, accommodations, and historical sites.
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