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An illustrated collection of wetlands inhabitants and their environment. The book examines how the wetlands are not just breeding sites and stopovers for different species, but also provide important services for the state's human population.

Endangered and threatened plants and animals often are warning signs that the natural environment is being altered by our cultural environment. The two environments obviously cannot be combined, but they sometimes can thrive side by side with the care and commitment on our part.

This book, first published in 1993 and here reprinted with a new foreword by the authors, is still the most comprehensive survey of snake biology available in a single volume.Authoritative and comprehensive in scope, this important book offers herpetologists, biologists and others interested in the study of snakes a broad survey of snake ecology and behavior, as well as extensive coverage of the literature in bibliographic form.Featuring contr...

This book, first published in 1987 and here reprinted with a new foreword by the authors has become a classic in the field of herpetology. In ecological and evolutionary research snakes occupy a unique niche. Studies of their adaptations and life histories have broad applications for the most basic questions in biology.This book fills the need for an up-to-date text/reference in the growing field of snake ecology and evolutionary biology. Here...