Scott Graham is an author who delves into the world of mystery and adventure within national parks. His work often draws from his own passion for the outdoors and archaeology, offering readers an authentic sense of exploring untamed landscapes. With a keen sense for suspense and detail, Graham masterfully weaves narratives that reflect the beauty and danger of the wild. His style is both engaging and informative, drawing readers into the heart of the action and the enigma.
Focusing on the biology of birds, this book offers a clear and thorough introduction to ornithology. It covers essential concepts and findings, making it an invaluable resource for students and enthusiasts alike. The text is designed to be accessible while providing in-depth knowledge about this extensively studied taxonomic group.
The SS Mendi is a wreck site off the Isle of Wight under the protection of Historic England. Nearly 650 men, from the South African Native Labour Corps (SANLC), lost their lives in February 1917 following a collision in fog as they travelled to serve as labourers on the Western Front.
Archaeologist Chuck Bender races to save his kidnapped daughter as ancient and modern cultures collide in Grand Canyon National Park.
Offering a thorough introduction to animal behavior, this book explores the genetic and neurobiological influences on behavior, alongside learning, development, and evolutionary functions. It also examines social behavior, making it a well-rounded resource. The engaging and concise writing style enhances accessibility, appealing to both students and enthusiasts of animal science.