African Wild Dogs

On the Front Line

Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Nature, Animals, Wildlife, Reference & Language, Education & Teaching
Cover of the book African Wild Dogs by Brendan Whittington-Jones, Jacana Media
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Brendan Whittington-Jones ISBN: 9781431422180
Publisher: Jacana Media Publication: July 1, 2015
Imprint: Jacana Media Language: English
Author: Brendan Whittington-Jones
ISBN: 9781431422180
Publisher: Jacana Media
Publication: July 1, 2015
Imprint: Jacana Media
Language: English

450 is optimistically the number of free-ranging African wild dogs left in South Africa. The immediate future of this dynamic, endangered, large carnivore is in the hands of a thinly spread, intensely committed network of conservationists, donors, state reserves and progressive landowners. When an opportunity to study wild dogs through the Endangered Wildlife Trust presented itself to Brendan Whittington-Jones in 2007, he arrived in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park naïve to the challenges of real wildlife conservation. The next seven years were a flood of lessons in the complexity and fascination of wild dog management, anger management, diplomacy, optimism, as well as being a wild dog travel agent. This book lifts the gloss and illusion off a wedge of carnivore conservation, and reveals a snapshot of characters (human and canid) and organizations that tread the murky waters of trying to ensure the species’ persistence in South Africa.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

450 is optimistically the number of free-ranging African wild dogs left in South Africa. The immediate future of this dynamic, endangered, large carnivore is in the hands of a thinly spread, intensely committed network of conservationists, donors, state reserves and progressive landowners. When an opportunity to study wild dogs through the Endangered Wildlife Trust presented itself to Brendan Whittington-Jones in 2007, he arrived in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park naïve to the challenges of real wildlife conservation. The next seven years were a flood of lessons in the complexity and fascination of wild dog management, anger management, diplomacy, optimism, as well as being a wild dog travel agent. This book lifts the gloss and illusion off a wedge of carnivore conservation, and reveals a snapshot of characters (human and canid) and organizations that tread the murky waters of trying to ensure the species’ persistence in South Africa.

More books from Jacana Media

Cover of the book African Pens 2011 by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Seven Steps to Heaven by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Reflecting Rogue by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Pavement Bookworm by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Doing Time by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Jani Confidential by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Stoep Zen by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Uber(W)unden by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Still Grazing by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Murderers, Miscreants and Mutineers by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Drug Muled by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Hamba Sugar Daddy by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Kgalema Motlanthe by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Just a Dead Man by Brendan Whittington-Jones
Cover of the book Ystervarkrivier by Brendan Whittington-Jones
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy