The Gal疳agos Islands are among the brightest jewels of the Pacific. Known for their unparalleled diversity of fearless, curious wildlife, the Gal疳agos famously inspired Charles Darwin’s theories of natural selection. A true bucket-list destination, the Gal疳agos Islands have captured the hearts and minds of travellers from around the world.
In Gal疳agos: A Natural History, Michael H. Jackson provides the essential guide to the flora and fauna of the Gal疳agos Islands. Beginning with a comprehensive history of the environment, colonization, evolution and ecology of the islands, Jackson details the plant life, reptiles, sea, coast, and land birds, native mammals, intertidal and marine life, and invertebrates native to the islands in richly illustrated, easily navigable chapters. An index and checklist of plants and animals make this an essential companion for ecological excursions.
Including detailed exploration of the management and conservation of Gal疳agos National Park and its rules and regulations alongside key information and tips for visitors, Gal疳agos: A Natural History is a necessary guide for every traveller embarking for, or planning to visit, one of the worlds most stunning natural wonders.
Author: Michael H. Jackson
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: University of Calgary Press
Published: 06/30/1994
Pages: 336
Weight: 1.3lbs
Size: 8.90h x 6.00w x 0.90d
ISBN: 9781895176407
Language: English
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