The only book that caters to the interests of non-majors and aspiring conservation biologists alike, An Introduction to Conservation Biology offers contemporary viewpoints on hot-button topics like global warming, sustainable development, and methods for preserving endangered species. The topics covered in the book are biological diversity and its importance, biological diversity threats, population and species level conservation, ecosystem management and restoration, and sustainable development. Every chapter features exquisite full-color illustrations that highlight a variety of examples drawn from recent literature. Conservation biology principles serve as the foundation for each chapter, which concludes with study tools like summaries, annotated lists of recommended reads, and discussion questions. Throughout, the writers never lose sight of the proactive part that scientists, locals, governments, conservation groups, and the public play in preserving biodiversity—all while meeting human needs.
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