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Macquarie Island lies in the Southern Ocean, between Antarctica and New Zealand. A speck of green in the vast, windswept sea, it is a haven for many creatures that live above and below the waves. This title tells the story of this remote and precious World Heritage Site.
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Isolated by thousands of miles of ocean, the Hawaiian islands are home to many unique plants and flowers.This book describes more than 130 indigenous and endemic species, and discusses their characteristics, habitats and how they came to be.
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This text explores the marine environment of the Hawaiian islands. It provides a survey of the geological formation of the islands and coral reefs and describes many of the types of marine life likely to be seen by snorkellers and scuba divers.
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How to identify, select, install and care for shrubs available in modern Hawai'i and other mild-climate areas. Illust. in colour.
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The question of marine resources has been significant to Kiribati for generations. Prior to the coming of external forces the people of Kiribati had their unique system of traditional sea tenure which allowed them to live more or less in harmony with their atoll environment. Time ...
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An authoritative guide to the native and naturalised palms of Fiji. A beautifully produced book with 55 original water colour illustrations by the internationally-acclaimed wildlife artist, George Bennett.
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This covers the identification of thirty-six species of birds from the Southern Ocean that have been caught in fishing gear or have been feeding from fishing boats. Bartle has for more than ten years been involved with fisheries observers in accessing the extent and impact of sea ...
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Originally published: Anchorage: Alaska Northwest Books, c1996.
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Have you ever wondered how plants and animals end up on a newly formed island and how they have to adapt to survive there? Find out about Hawaii and its inhabitants in this fascinating book. This is one title in a guided reading series of 96 chapter books for children aged 7-11.
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Presents the research results from three years of interdisciplinary expeditions to Easter Island. The primary objectives were to investigate the effects of human population growth on the ecology of the island and to discover whether any dramatic climatic changes such as a prolong ...
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9780306474941 |
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1 August 2003 |
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Young Adults |
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