A field guide to the tracks and signs of southern, Central and East African wildlife, Chris Stuart & Mathilde Stuart : book review

Being able to interpret tracks and signs in the bush is an important skill for wildlife enthusiasts, researchers, field guides, game rangers and trackers and can aid any nature lover in interpreting a story that unfolded in the bush. Chris and Mathilde Stuart have over 30 years experience in wildlif...

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Published in:South African journal of science 2013-07, Vol.109 (7), p.1
Main Author: Bissett, Charlene
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:Being able to interpret tracks and signs in the bush is an important skill for wildlife enthusiasts, researchers, field guides, game rangers and trackers and can aid any nature lover in interpreting a story that unfolded in the bush. Chris and Mathilde Stuart have over 30 years experience in wildlife research and book writing and together they have worked in the field of biodiversity survey and research and photography in 50 different countries. They have published many scientific and popular articles and 18 books, including several best-selling field guides such as the Field Guide to Mammals of Southern Africa. Their field guides are comprehensive and regularly revised and updated to ensure that the latest biological and ecological information is covered.
ISSN:0038-2353
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