Kakapo country
1987 · 127 pagine · Hodder & Stoughton · ISBN 9780340416471
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It is a story which tells of the harsh impact of human activity and introduced animals, the remarkable pioneering efforts to avert further losses, and the continuing desperate bids by conservation professionals to find safe homes for a totally defenceless bird."--Back cover.
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