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Author: Gwendolyn Waring
Publisher: University of Utah Press,U.S.
Imprint: University of Utah Press,U.S.
Dimensions:
Width: 17.50cm
, Height: 1.70cm
, Length: 25.10cm
Weight: 0.543kg
ISBN: 9781607810285
ISBN 10: 160781028
Pages: 240
Publication Date: 25 February 2011
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
This well-referenced, highly readable book with color photo inserts provides an excellent overview of a rapidly changing region of the US that is experiencing energy development and a growing population that will impact the natural landscape. A valuable acquisition for Intermountain West regional collections. Highly recommended. CHOICE This book demonstrates so keenly and in such an interdisciplinary fashion that the world as we know it (or think we know it) still contains multitudes much beyond our quixotic ken, and that humans are just a relatively small but pernicious part of everything else. Should become required reading across the [biology] curriculum. The Bloomsbury Review -This well-referenced, highly readable book with color photo inserts provides an excellent overview of a rapidly changing region of the US that is experiencing energy development and a growing population that will impact the natural landscape. A valuable acquisition for Intermountain West regional collections. Highly recommended.---CHOICE -This book demonstrates so keenly and in such an interdisciplinary fashion that the world as we know it (or think we know it) still contains multitudes much beyond our quixotic ken, and that humans are just a relatively small but pernicious part of everything else. Should become required reading across the [biology] curriculum.---The Bloomsbury Review This well-referenced, highly readable book with color photo inserts provides an excellent overview of a rapidly changing region of the US that is experiencing energy development and a growing population that will impact the natural landscape. A valuable acquisition for Intermountain West regional collections. Highly recommended. --CHOICE This book demonstrates so keenly and in such an interdisciplinary fashion that the world as we know it (or think we know it) still contains multitudes much beyond our quixotic ken, and that humans are just a relatively small but pernicious part of everything else. Should become required reading across the [biology] curriculum. --The Bloomsbury Review
This book demonstrates so keenly and in such an interdisciplinary fashion that the world as we know it (or think we know it) still contains multitudes much beyond our quixotic ken, and that humans are just a relatively small but pernicious part of everything else. Should become required reading across the [biology] curriculum. The Bloomsbury Review
This book demonstrates so keenly and in such an interdisciplinary fashion that the world as we know it (or think we know it) still contains multitudes much beyond our quixotic ken, and that humans are just a relatively small but pernicious part of everything else. Should become required reading across the [biology] curriculum. --The Bloomsbury Review
-This book demonstrates so keenly and in such an interdisciplinary fashion that the world as we know it (or think we know it) still contains multitudes much beyond our quixotic ken, and that humans are just a relatively small but pernicious part of everything else. Should become required reading across the [biology] curriculum.---The Bloomsbury Review
Author Information
Gwendolyn L. Waring is a scientist and artist based in Flagstaff, Arizona. She has a PhD in biology with an emphasis on plant-animal interactions and approaches her research as an evolutionary ecologist.
