Earth's Last Great Places: Exploring the Nature Conservancy Worldwide by Noel Grove ISBN 13: 9780792225744

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Washington, D. C: National Geographic Society, 2004. First Edition. Hardcover. As New/Very Good. 4to - over 9. Type: Hardback First Printing. Hardcover Book As New with a Very Good Dust Jacket. Handsome forest green leatherette binding in pristine condition. Sharp and bright gilt titles, soundly bound, square with sharp corners. Pages of coated paper; internals in immaculate condition. Spectacular full color images throughout. Jacket illustration of a valley in China's Yunnan Province. Jacket is clean and bright, has a closed tear to upper edge, an inch, otherwise trace wear to some corners. An informative, profusely illustrated book For more than fifty years, the Nature Conservancy has worked to protect our planet's most highly valued ecosystems. This book takes the reader to many of those unique places, from remote Pacific Islands to the Poconos Mountains, two hours from New York City, where beavers, otters, and bobcats make their homes. 195 pages including index. 10 x 7.25 inches.… Read More

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DELUXE EDITION-BRAND NEW-UNREAD COPY--READING RIBBON- SHRINK WRAP REMOVED TO VIEW CONTENTS-Burgundy leatherette boards with gold title and pictorial image on front-" With a few articles and dazzling photographs, this is a quick read and a great reference. However, it is not truly a tourist catalog, but a warning and a reminder: man destroys what he loves. Visiting these places, Mr. Grove hints to his readers, would ruin their natural beauty. However, they should be preserved. I was delighted at the large section focused on natural beauty in the United States. I thought I'd have to travel to other countries to see unspoiled nature, but there are many places even along the East Coast!"-Laura