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"This is a fascinating book about the discovery of old-growth trees where they were least expected."--Gloria Hildebrandt "Escarpment Views " "The Last Stand is a beautiful book, shot through with full colour, striking photographs of cliffs, cedars and those who descover them. It's an adventure story, a lesson in ecology and a close up look at the cliffs that surround us every day. After reading it, you will never again take that rampart of rock for granted."--Andrew Armitage "Owen Sound Sun Times " "I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It's easy to read and provides a great review of the research completed by the Cliff Ecology Research Group."--Lesley McDonell "FBO Newsletter " I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It's easy to read and provides a great review of the research completed by the Cliff Ecology Research Group.--Lesley McDonell The Last Stand is a beautiful book, shot through with full colour, striking photographs of cliffs, cedars and those who discover them. It's an adventure story, a lesson in ecology and a close up look at the cliffs that surround us every day. After reading it, you will never again take that rampart of rock for granted.--Andrew Armitage This is a fascinating book about the discovery of old-growth trees where they were least expected.--Gloria Hildebrandt The Last Stand is a beautiful book, shot through with full colour, striking photographs of cliffs, cedars and those who discover them. It's an adventure story, a lesson in ecology and a close up look at the cliffs that surround us every day. After reading it, you will never again take that rampart of rock for granted.--Andrew Armitage I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It's easy to read and provides a great review of the research completed by the Cliff Ecology Research Group.--Lesley McDonell This is a fascinating book about the discovery of old-growth trees where they were least expected.--Gloria Hildebrandt "This is a fascinating book about the discovery of old-growth trees where they were least expected."--Gloria Hildebrandt "Escarpment Views " "The Last Stand is a beautiful book, shot through with full colour, striking photographs of cliffs, cedars and those who descover them. It's an adventure story, a lesson in ecology and a close up look at the cliffs that surround us every day. After reading it, you will never again take that rampart of rock for granted."--Andrew Armitage "Owen Sound Sun Times " "I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It's easy to read and provides a great review of the research completed by the Cliff Ecology Research Group."--Lesley McDonell "FBO Newsletter "

This is a fascinating book about the discovery of old-growth trees where they were least expected. --Gloria Hildebrandt The Last Stand is a beautiful book, shot through with full colour, striking photographs of cliffs, cedars and those who discover them. It's an adventure story, a lesson in ecology and a close up look at the cliffs that surround us every day. After reading it, you will never again take that rampart of rock for granted. --Andrew Armitage I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It's easy to read and provides a great review of the research completed by the Cliff Ecology Research Group. --Lesley McDonell

The Last Stand is a beautiful book, shot through with full colour, striking photographs of cliffs, cedars and those who discover them. It's an adventure story, a lesson in ecology and a close up look at the cliffs that surround us every day. After reading it, you will never again take that rampart of rock for granted.--Andrew Armitage

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It's easy to read and provides a great review of the research completed by the Cliff Ecology Research Group. --Lesley McDonell The Last Stand is a beautiful book, shot through with full colour, striking photographs of cliffs, cedars and those who discover them. It's an adventure story, a lesson in ecology and a close up look at the cliffs that surround us every day. After reading it, you will never again take that rampart of rock for granted. --Andrew Armitage This is a fascinating book about the discovery of old-growth trees where they were least expected. --Gloria Hildebrandt

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Peter E. Kelly completed his M.Sc. at the University of Western Ontario before joining the Cliff Ecology Research Group in the Department of Botany at the University of Guelph. He has devoted the last fifteen years to studying the ecology of the old-growth cedar forests of the Niagara Escarpment. He is co-author, with Douglas W. Larson of Cliff Ecology, published in 2000 by Cambridge University Press. Douglas W. Larson completed his Ph.D. at McMaster University and is currently a Professor of Botany at the University of Guelph. He founded the Cliff Ecology Research Group at the University as a vehicle for the studying of structure and function of the Niagara Escarpment cliff ecosystem. He has also taught ecology for over 25 years. He is co-author, with Peter E. Kelly of Cliff Ecology, published in 2000 by Cambridge University Press.

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