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E.g. Brooks, Thomas M.
E.g. Brooks, Thomas M.
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The IUCN amphibia-reptilia red data book. Part 1, testudines, crocodylia, rhynchocephalia
Species conservation priorities in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia : proceedings of a symposium held at the 58th Meeting of the IUCN Species Survival Commission, October 4, 1982, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Environmental planning guidelines for strategies and plans : preliminary version
The world's greatest natural areas : an indicative inventory of natural sites of world heritage quality
Elephants and rhinos in Africa : a time for decision
Crocodiles : proceedings of the 5th Working Meeting of the Crocodile Specialist Group of the Species Survival Commission of the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources
Convention on Wetlands of International Importance Especially as Waterfowl Habitat : Extraordinary Conference of the Contracting Parties, Paris, France, 2-3 December 1982
Master plan : Lake Manyara National Park, Tanzania [draft]
Our next frontier
    Rodale, Robert

At America's first frontier, we looked outward across the vast plains -- and they seemed limitless. At the second frontier, we looked downward into oil wells and coal mines. And they, too, seemed limitless. The next frontier will be the age of energy conservation and renewable resources. In Our next frontier, Robert Rodale speaks about the need to adopt a lifestyle now that responds to the changes we'll be faced with tomorrow. And he shows us the ways in which we can all be participants in this new frontier: by restructuring our agricultural system so that it uses less energy to produce and transport food; by questioning the widespread and seemingly casual use of toxic chemicals; by eating less processed, more natural foods; and by using more people-powered transportation. 
Mud, mud : the potential of earth-based materials for Third World housing
    Agarwal, Anil

Housing may be the Third World's most intractable problem, but mud, adobe, earth-bricks, soil-cement and other traditional building materials are cheap, readily available and can be made and used by the poor people themselves to build their own homes. Today, mud perhaps offers the only practical prospect for building the millions of houses which will be needed over the next twenty years. 
National Geographic atlas of the world
Species Survival Commission : organization and functions
Saving the animals : the World Wildlife Fund book of conservation
Las orquideas de El Salvador, vol. 3 suplemento = The orchids of El Salvador supplement = Die Orchideen El Salvadors Ergänzungsband
Preliminary report on drug immobilisation and transport of the great Indian rhinoceros
Coastal resources in Sri Lanka, India and Pakistan : description, use and management. Results of a survey conducted in 1975
National Parks and Wildlife Management : Thailand, a review of the nature conservation programmes and policies of the Royal Forest Department
Coral reef monitoring handbook
The national parks
Third World stopover : the tourism debate
Saving the animals : the World Wildlife Fund book of conservation
Tara : a tigress
The doomsday book of animals : a unique natural history of vanished species
Golestan national park
Mediterranean seafood
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