Jonathan Baillie Books

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This spectacular book introduces children to some of the most endangered species on Earth, from the pygymy sloth to Attenborough's pitcher plant. It explores what scientists are doing to save speci...

How to save a species

By Marilyn Baillie

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Introduces readers to some of the most threatened species on Earth. Meet some of the scientists who study species survival, and discover what inspires their work-- from cases of critically endanger...

How to save a species

By Marilyn Baillie

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Animals at the EDGE

By Jonathan Baillie

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Animals at the EDGE

By Jonathan Baillie

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1996 Iucn Red List of Threatened Animals Iucn Conservation Library

By Iucn

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A Global Species Assessment

By Jonathan E.M Baillie, Leon Bennun

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Protected areas

By Jonathan Baillie, John G. Robinson, Lucas Joppa

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Protected areas

By Jonathan Baillie, John G. Robinson, Lucas Joppa

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Going Going Gone

By Bloomsbury

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