The Pacific flyway : waterbird migration from the Arctic to Tierra del Fuego
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Published
Seattle : Sasquatch Books, [2020].
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Book
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Port Angeles - Nonfiction (Adult)
598.4115 HAMMERS
1 available
598.4115 HAMMERS
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LC Subjects
Birds -- Migration -- North America.
Birds -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (North America)
Birds -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (South America)
Birds -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (U.S.)
Birds -- Migration -- South America.
Illustrated works.
Waterfowl -- Migration -- North America.
Waterfowl -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (North America)
Waterfowl -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (South America)
Waterfowl -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (U.S.)
Waterfowl -- Migration -- South America.
Birds -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (North America)
Birds -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (South America)
Birds -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (U.S.)
Birds -- Migration -- South America.
Illustrated works.
Waterfowl -- Migration -- North America.
Waterfowl -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (North America)
Waterfowl -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (South America)
Waterfowl -- Migration -- Pacific Coast (U.S.)
Waterfowl -- Migration -- South America.
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Published
Seattle : Sasquatch Books, [2020].
Physical Desc
xix, 155 pages : color illustrations ; 22 x 28 cm.
Language
English
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Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description
"Stretching from the Arctic regions of northeastern Russia, Alaska, and western Canada and along the Pacific coastlines of North, Central, and South America, the Pacific Flyway traverses some of our planet's greatest climatic and topographic extremes. Defined by water, the flyway encompasses a sweeping expanse of coastal and offshore marine ecosystems and an inland archipelago of freshwater wetlands. Hemispheric in scope, this integrated network of ecosystems is linked by its moving parts--the millions of migratory birds whose lives depend on this 10,000-mile (16,000-km) corridor as they travel between their breeding and overwintering grounds. With their ocean- and continent-spanning travels, waterbirds are our sentinels in a changing world--each of their journeys revealing the fraying edges of the web of life that sustains us all. Pacific Flyway perfectly blends amazing photography, science writing, and storytelling to illuminate the profound challenges faced by migratory birds and to inspire a longterm commitment to global conservation efforts."--Amazon