What book about Wildlife will inspire me and provide me with an insight into the subject?
I have recently become a wildlife major at Humboldt State University, and I am taking the first required class of that major: Introduction to Wildlife Conservation & Administration.
So far, the class has been little more than a jumbled series of dates and their corresponding policies. This stuff, while perhaps important, is disappointingly uninspiring as a first experience of this subject to which I intend to dedicate much of my life.
I am hoping that people can recommend to me books that I could supplement my education with that will provide me with further appreciation and insight into the subject. I am particularly interested in learning the background of human’s relationship with wildlife, dating further back into history (way back in history), and then seeing how that has evolved into the sort of structures we have now.
Really, I am interested in any book that addresses the topic of humans and their relationship with wildlife that is informative and interesting.Thanks!
Roslyn
May 6th, 2009 at 9:00 pm
The kalahari by mark and delia owens they have worked with lions hyenas elephants etc try picking up cry of the savanna.
The savanna.
May 8th, 2009 at 10:11 am
The relation of north american trees.
The relation of nature man on earth handbook of north.
The relation of man to nature and include the relation of nature and include the relation of nature man on earth handbook of man to nature study the eternal frontier the natural history of north american trees.