Applied ecology books

Soil--The Basis of All Terrestrial Life Ancient civilizations and cultures--Mayan, Aztec, Mesopotamian, Indus,...  Read More >>

States that Coral reefs are on track to become the first ecosystem actually eliminated from the planet. This title...  Read More >>

The environmental challenges facing Uganda and the East African region are real. Unplanned natural resource exploitation...  Read More >>

There are hidden forces in our culture that affect the daily decisions we make-decisions that are detrimental to...  Read More >>

Dedicated to Erik Krag on the occasion of his seventieth birthday.  Read More >>

Dedicated to Erik Krag on the occasion of his seventieth birthday.  Read More >>

The environmental challenges facing Uganda and the East African region are real. Unplanned natural resource exploitation...  Read More >>

<p>Agent-based modeling is a new technique for understanding how the dynamics of biological, social, and other complex...  Read More >>

This book written by international experts from different disciplines comprises general chapters on diversity and...  Read More >>

"Abram (""The Spell of the Sensuous"") returns with a startling exploration of human entanglement with the rest...  Read More >>

Wie ein Dschungel säumten einst undurchdringliche Auwälder die Ufer der Donau und die ihrer alpinen Nebenflüsse....  Read More >>

The North Carolina barrier islands, a 325-mile-long string of narrow sand islands that form the coast of North Carolina,...  Read More >>

""Chris Hoffman's poems speak with a clear meditative voice that bridges the gap between our human lives and the...  Read More >>

It is widely acknowledged that Gregory Bateson's ideas have been influential in a number of fields. Unfortunately,...  Read More >>

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Ecosystem ecology sees living organisms, including people and the elements of their environment, as part of a single...  Read More >>

Provides researchers with diverse aspects of advances in grasslands research. This book covers a varied range of...  Read More >>

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Offering 125 chapters written by some 400 experts from 40 nations, this book is a comprehensive review of the status,...  Read More >>

Ecosystem ecology sees living organisms, including people and the elements of their environment, as part of a single...  Read More >>

This compilation of influential papers currently unavailable in the open literature will make an important contribution...  Read More >>

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Gary Bryner's brief, readable, capstone book: Features a forward by Mark A  Read More >>

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Focusing on five Los Angeles environmental policy debates between 1920 and 1950, Sarah Elkind investigates how practices...  Read More >>