"Jeremy was 'best' in ever sense of the world. His passion for animals, which is so delightfully revealed in this book, made him the perfect acolyte to Gerry's mission to save species from extinction." - Lee Durrell MBE.The Touch of Durell is packed full of gorgeous photos of gorillas, cheetahs and lion tamarins and is a celebration of a lifetime spent in conservation. For more than 30 years Jeremy Mallinson was Gerald Durrell's right-hand man at the Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust. Widely regarded as a trailblazer in the world of conservation, he has devoted his life to the care and collection of endangered species.Becoming Director of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust after the death of Gerald Durrell, it is Mallinson's marvellous ability to relate to animals - and convey his enthusiasm for them to the rest of us with infectious vigour - that have made him such a powerful champion for wildlife around the world.During the mid-1950s, Jeremy Mallinson saw service in the regular army of the Federation of Rhodesia & Nyasaland (RNSC). On his return to his home in Jersey, and after having read Gerald Durrell's classic My Family and Other Animals , he joined the staff of Durrell's newly established Jersey Zoological Park in May 1959. During his 42 year career in zoos and conservation he studied animals in Africa, Asia and South America. He served as Gerald Durrell's Deputy, and then Zoological Director of the Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust. After his mentor's death in 1995, he was appointed Director of the renamed Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust.Jeremy has written more than 200 papers and articles, addressed conferences in over 20 different countries and is the author of 9 books. He has received many awards for his services to animal conservation worldwide, including the World Zoo Organisation's 'Heini Hediger Award'; the Zoological Society of San Diego's 'Gold Medal Award for Conservation'; and the IUCN/SSC/Conservation Planning Specialist Group's 'Ulysses S. Seal Innovation in Conservation Award'.
Manual de capacitación para la investigación de campo y la conservación de la vida silvestre
本书是哈里斯对中国西部(主要针对西藏, 青海, 新疆, 甘肃和内蒙)野生动物保护和管理及其面临的挑战所做的精湛研究 ...
Zoos have changed a lot over the past hundred years. Zoos still display animals for people to marvel at and enjoy. But that's not all they do. Zoos work to conserve wildlife.
This book takes the reader through Kenya's conservation 'industry' and the players therein with all their prejudices, weaknesses and commitment to causes, many of which are indistinguishable from their personalities.
Conservation of proboscis monkey in Kalimantan.
Episodes and Tribulations of the African Ranger: "a Tale of Tales by a Veteran Conservationist"
Community participation at Richtersveld National Park: myth or reality? Unpublished report, IIED Evaluating Eden Project. London, IIED. Ashley, C. & D. Roe (1999). Enhancing community involvement in wildlife tourism: issues and ...
Hardbound - New, hardbound print book.
Two in the Bush is a record of the six-month journey which took Gerald Durrell, his wife Jacquie, and two cameramen through New Zealand, Australia and Malaya.
Working Today for Nature Tomorrow