Raptors at Risk by Hancock House Pub Ltd ISBN 13: 9780888394781

Surrey, BC, Canada: Hancock House Publishers, Limited, 2000. Soft cover. Very Good. Clean, tight, unmarked; library sleeve and stamps blacked out on title page; absolute minimal shelfwear; appears uncirculated; Heavy book - May require extra for shipping; "This book comprises a major part of the oral and poster presentations given during the conference, conditional on their being original as yet unpublished."

World Working Group on Birds of Prey and Owls, 2001. Paperback. New. Raptors at Risk: Proceedings of the V World Conference on Birds of Prey and Owls - South Africa, August, 1998. . In Africa, the pioneering population monitoring of eagles in Kenya by Brown and in Zimbabwe by Gargett are noteworthy. Furthermore, the consequences of habitat fragmentation and isolation on bird communities, currently a deep concern, have been thoroughly analyzed in temperate forests, as well as in tropical forests but rarely in Africa and never specifically on a raptor community. Raptors are highly sensitive to prey availability, vegetation structurem pollution and human disturbance and thus are good indicators of environmental changes.