A must read | Tropical Nature: Life and Death in the Rain Forests of Central and South America | Adrian Forsyth, Ken Miyata
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Tropical Nature: Life and Death in the Rain Forests of Central and South America
Adrian Forsyth
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Ken Miyata
Touchstone
, 1987 - 272 pages
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highly recommended
Great way to learn more than you wanted to know about tropical nature!
It's much more readable than a textbook but still provides a lot of detail. It's probably an excellent way to actually gain some understanding of
tropical
nature
, and the many types of inter-relationships. I'm a biologist by t
rain
ing, but knowing nothing about tropical nature I wanted to learn about it before going on a tour in Panama & Costa Rica. It's easy to read a chapter at a time. I recommend it if you're really interested in nature or if you're going there or been there.
Excellent Tropical Overview
This book is well written and easy to read and understand. The literary quality is not lost in the scientific terminology. A must read prior to a trip to the tropics. A good written explanation of why we should save the
tropical
forests
.
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A must read
If you are visiting the
rain
forest, you absolutely must read this books first! It is well written and has a very broad scope. A good starting place to guide your own experiments and explorations in this wonderful part of the world.
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Essential reading
I first read this book when I was on a jungle trek in Ecuador - it was available in our lodge. This book perfectly reflected our experience of
life
and
death
of the
rain
forest. It's an essential first read for someone who wants to truly understand the basic concepts of the rain forest. I happily read it over again whenever I return to the rain forest whether it's in Borneo, Peru or Costa Rica.
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Great Intro to Tropical Forests
I just loved this book. I have always been fascinated by
tropical
forests
, and this book did a great job of presenting lots of factual information about them and at the same time giving a really good feeling for the aesthetic pleasure of being in one. Forsyth and Miyata are excellent writers, among the best pop science writers I've come across.
I just wish I had read this book before before or during my recent Costa Rica vacation. it would have made it all that much more enjoyable.
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