[Forsiden] [Emneliste] [Arkiv] [Ugens bøger] Nature in Northern Europe.
Biodiversity in a changing environment. Red: Eeva-Liisa Hallanaro, Marja
Pylvänäinen. 350 sider, 24 x 31 cm. Ill: 137 fotos (132 i farver),
206 farvetegninger, 88 figurer, 169 kort. Pris kr 250,00 (ib.). [Udgivet
2002] Dette værk giver et
samlet overblik over naturen i det nordlige Europa. Teksten indeholder
utrolig mange informationer og er ledsaget af et omfattende illustrationsmateriale.
Bogens centrale tema er biodiversitet - områdets omfattende og varierede
mængde af planter, dyr og levesteder - og de faktorer der gennem
århundrederne har bidraget til udformningen heraf, især med
fokus på den nyere udvikling og menneskets rolle. "The idea behind
the book was to compile basic information about biodiversity in Northern
Europe, and the factors that shape it or threaten it, in a form that would
be accessible and useful to anyone interested in nature, as well as to
those working in the field. Right from the start it was clear that the
book could not possibly cover all aspects of nature comprehensively. So
the focus is necessarily on the most important or best known habitat types
and groups of organisms found in Northern Europa, with examples used to
illustrate the underlying trends and threats. The ultimate aim is to portray
the overall state of biodiversity today, rather than to present fragmented
data about single species from different countries"(fra Foreword af Øystein
Nesje). UDDRAG AF INDHOLD: Diversity
all around. THE SETTING. Climate. Land and sea. Life returns. The hand
of man. HOW SPECIES ARE FARING. Populations. The large predators. Game
animals. Small animals. Birds. Fish and whales. Invertebrates. Plants.
Fungi. Domestic plants and animals. CHANGING HABITATS. Mosaic landscapes.
Above and beyond the tree line. Forests. Wetlands. Coasts and shores.
Lakes and rivers. The sea. Farmland. Urban areas. CHALLENGES AND POLICIES.
Trends, threats and opportunities. Promoting biodiversity. UDGIVER: EKSPEDITION: [Til top] [Forsiden] [Emneliste] [Arkiv] [Ugens bøger] FagBogInfo |