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Volume 8 - April 1965

Contents

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Book Reviews

  • The Great Arc of the Wild Sheep, by James L. Clark. University of Oklahoma Press, $6.95

  • G. Kenneth Whitehead
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    24 April 2009, pp. 123-124
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  • Wild Animals in an African National Park, by Rennie Bere. Deutsch, 18s.

  • W. M. Condry
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    24 April 2009, p. 316
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  • The African Lion, by Mervyn Cowie. The African Elephant, by Rennie Bere.Barker, 21s. each.

  • R. J. Wheater
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    24 April 2009, p. 382
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  • Town Fox, Country Fox, by Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald. Deutsch, 25s.

  • Colin Matheson
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    24 April 2009, p. 203
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  • Seals of the World, by Judith E. King. British Museum (Natural History), 11s.

  • J. C. Coulson
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    24 April 2009, pp. 55-56
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  • The Harvest That Kills, by John Coleman-Cooke. Odhams, 25s.

  • C. Floyd
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    24 April 2009, pp. 203-204
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  • The Seal Summer, by Nina Warner Hooke. Barker, 21s.

  • H. G. Hurrell
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    24 April 2009, p. 56
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  • The Story of Elsa, by Joy Adamson. Collins, Harvill, 30s.

  • Anthony Smith
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    24 April 2009, pp. 316-317
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  • Voles, Mice and Lemmings, by Charles Elton. Weinheim: Cramer. Wheldon & Wesley, Codicote, Hitchin, Herts. £7 10s.

  • P. R. Evans
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    24 April 2009, p. 255
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  • Shadows in the Sea, by Harold W. McCormick, Tom Allen and CaptainWilliam Young. Sidgwick & Jackson, 35s.

  • H. Gwynne Vevers
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    24 April 2009, pp. 56-57
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  • A Continent for Science: The Antarctic Adventure, by Richard S. Lewis. Secker & Warburg, 48s.

  • E. M. Nicholson
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    24 April 2009, p. 317
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  • Birds of Prey in the World, by Mary Louise Grossman, John Hamlet and Shelly Grossman. Cassell, £6 6s.

  • L. H. Brown
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    24 April 2009, pp. 124-125
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Research Article

  • Israel Tackles Conservation

  • K. R. Ashby
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    24 April 2009, pp. 256-261
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  • Intensive agricultural and urban development by Jewish settlers, coupled with a population explosion among the Bedouin Arabs (and their goats), have brought rapid changes to both the fauna and flora of Israel. While the increase in suburban gardens has benefited some birds, the use of pesticides has exterminated others, and the use of the Negev for army training brought near disaster to the desert gazelle. But the Jewish people are conservationminded. Dr. Ashby, recently returned from Israel, describes how they are tackling the task of making five per cent. of their country into nature reserves.

Book Reviews

  • Public Relations in Natural Resources Management, by Douglas L. Gilbert. Burgess Publishing Co., Minneapolis, $2.40.

  • Garth Christian
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    24 April 2009, p. 204
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  • Birds of Prey, by Philip Brown. Deutsch, 22s. 6d.

  • G. Des Forges
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    24 April 2009, p. 57
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Reports

  • Annual Reports and Accounts

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    24 April 2009, pp. 262-270
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