Every month we profile the latest interesting books that have been published in conservation and related fields. Our goal is to keep you updated about the newest titles. Happy reading!
Every month we profile the latest interesting books that have been published in conservation and related fields. Our goal is to keep you updated about the newest titles. Happy reading!
In the Conservation Book Revue, we profile the latest conservation books that have been published in the past month or so. Our goal is to keep you updated about the newest titles being published in the world of conservation. Happy reading!
Everyday I receive emails from publishing houses announcing new books related to conservation. So I though it would be fun to share my own holiday list of top 2009 conservation books I would love to receive as gifts...
Biodiversity, Herps 
In the early 1970s, Cynthia Carey was writing her doctoral dissertation on boreal toads when a mysterious bacteria contaminated the Colorado population she was studying. Soon, she could only find dead carcasses. What she assumed was a strike of bad luck and a strictly local phenomenon was in fact occurring all over the world...read more
Wetland 
edited by Brian R. Silliman, Edwin D. Grosholz, and Mark D. Bertness
University of California Press, 2009, 432pp
Reviewed by Rob Goldstein
by Callum Roberts
Island Press, 2007, 495 pp.
Reviewed by Rob Goldstein
Plants 
by Ronald D. Quinn and Sterling C. Keeley
University of California Press
September, 2006, 323 pp.
