Journey with the Loon
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| Rating | : | 4.19 (709 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1623434165 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 141 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-18 |
| Language | : | English |
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Kate Taylor is Senior Biologist for the Loon Preservation Committee and has overseen the scientific program since 1996. Taylor resides in Standish, Maine, with her husband, Dave. BRI conducts original research and monitoring projects across North America with an emphasis on loons as indicators of aquatic integrity. Evers is the Executive Direct
Great Book Great book. Each time I get a book on the Loons it seems like I learn a couple more things. Delighted.. A northwoods icon Phyllis B. Thompson Excellent summary of loon status. Very good information based on scientific data.Informative. Beautiful pictures. Explains why the ehalth of loons is a good measure of the health of the environment.. Five Stars The is an exceptionally lovely book filled with pictures that take one right up to this fascinating bird.
Authored by two leading experts on loon biology, this spectacular coffee table book provides a portal into the loon's secret world, following their lives through the seasons. Explore the wonders of the Common Loon with stunning visuals, complemented by narrative that reveals the hidden life of this entrancing species. This book also includes a DVD, featuring remarkable footage on loon behavior. This book and video offering is sure to take loon enthusiasts on an extraordinary journey unlike any other!
. BRI conducts original research and monitoring projects across North America with an emphasis on loons as indicators of aquatic integrity. LPC monitors every known nesting pair of loons in the state of Maine and continues to assess population status and breeding success on a yearly basis. Taylor resides in Standish, Maine, with her husband, Dave. Evers is the Executive Director, Founder and Senior Scientist for BioDiversity Research Institute, an ecologically-minded nonprofit based in Gorham, Maine. He resides in Standish, Maine, with his wife, Kate. Kate Taylor is Senior Biologist for the Loon Preservation Committee and has overseen the scientific program since 1996. About the Author David C