This Singapore-based author explores the intricate links between finance, economics, and environmental deterioration. After retiring from a career in nature book selling, illustrating, editing, and publishing, they turned to the study of economics. They have concluded that population growth, over-consumption, and debt are the primary drivers behind the ecological collapse we face. Their work advises readers to position themselves financially for an uncertain future, rather than succumbing to poverty.
Birds of Indonesia covers the native birds from the rainforests of Sumatra and Kalimantan to the arid regions of Timor. More than 550 species are pictured and described. Many of the photographs in this magnificent volume appear for the first time and have been carefully selected to show the rarest species.
Featuring over 1,600 bird species, Indonesia is a premier destination for bird-watching, with 235 species unique to the region. This comprehensive guide includes detailed coverage of 912 species, showcasing many rare and endangered birds. Each entry features a photograph and distribution map, highlighting essential characteristics. New photographs enrich the content, while concise text delivers important information. An index of common names is also included, making it an invaluable resource for bird enthusiasts and researchers alike.