Mama Poc: An Ecologist's Account of the Extinction of a Species - Paperback
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Mama Poc: An Ecologist's Account of the Extinction of a Species - Paperback
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by Anne Labastille (Author)
Every day some species of plant or animal on our planet becomes extinct. In Mama Poc, the bestselling author of Woodswoman and Beyond Black Bear Lake relates her own attempts to halt the decline of a single species of bird found only in Guatemala. The giant grebe, a flightless bird living on mile-deep Lake Atitlan, came to LaBastille's attention in 1964. Her population count revealed that a mere eighty-two birds remained. Over the course of twenty-five years, Anne LaBastille made the cause of the giant grebe her own. This is the story of her life in Guatemala, observing the birds and working to reclaim their habitat and--against odds that turned out to be overwhelming--give them a future.
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The bestselling author of Woodswoman and Beyond Black Bear Lake relates her own attempts to halt the decline of a single species of bird found only in Guatemala.
Number of Pages: 320
Dimensions: 0.92 x 8.59 x 5.53 IN
Publication Date: September 01, 1983
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