Martin Walters Libri

This beautifully illustrated book provides an overview of the world of insects. The encyclopedia of insect species is organized according to geographical region and then by insect order.

Birds, mammals and waterlife are portrayed in their habitats, such as the Arctic, a European woodland, and American desert, African grasslands, South American tropical rainforest, Australian outback, and polar seas.

An authoritative visual dictionary of every order of the insect world, featuring more than 650 arthropod species, with accurate descriptions to aid identification.

Provides facts and images describing the anatomy, behavior, and habitats of over 1,000 animals from microscopic worms to gigantic whales.

This text presents an identification guide to over 1300 of the world's best-known trees, from huge redwoods to small garden trees.

Yunnan Province, in southwest China, is one of the country's most geographically and ethnically diverse regions. It has opened up considerably to travelers and become a focus for ecotourism since the last edition of this book was published. Coverage of Yunnan's many attractions includes the provincial capital of Kunming, the legendary Yangtze and Mekong Rivers, Buddhist stupas, and Tibetan border monasteries. Essential practical information is backed up by a detailed insight into Yunnanese history and culture, giving an all-around picture of this intriguing province. Features *Excellent coverage of ethnic minorities*Highlights, events, and festivals throughout the year*Information for naturalists, hikers, and cultural travelers*Air, rail, and road links with the rest of China, southeast Asia, and the United States

An authoritative visual dictionary of every order of the insect world, featuring more than 650 anthropod species in stunning detail; includes an in- depth introduction to their natural history.

Arguing that scientists should be held accountable for their own actions, this study describes current scientific practices, the interaction of science, society and the environment, and the relevance of Western science in its relationship with the environment, society and all global issues.