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Discover the nature of an Amazonian country far off the beaten track Suriname is a treasure trove of natural riches. The most densely forested country in the world, it also holds savannas and swamps, rivers and mountains, and a vast array of plants and animals. Around every corner you can find something youve never seen before. Natural History and Ecology of Suriname offers a unique overview of the remarkable nature of this diverse and beautiful country. It showcases more than 200 fascinating tropical plant and animal species, making it an indispensable guide for anyone wanting to explore Surinames remarkable flora and fauna. It also provides an introduction to the countrys history, geology, climate, ecosystems and more. WWF Guianas is part of the international WWF network, which has been supporting conservation work in Suriname since the 1960s. WWFs shared mission is to stop the degradation of our planets natural environment and build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature. Were proud to support this book, and trust you will enjoy it.

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Bart de Dijn is a consultant and expert on environment and biodiversity of Guiana Shield lowlands.

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