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Macmillan Children's Guide to Endangered Animals
Macmillan Children's Guide to Endangered Animals

By Roger Few

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Describes endangered species throughout the world, the factors that threaten their survival, and current efforts to save them from extinction.

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Macmillan Animal Encyclopedia for Children
Macmillan Animal Encyclopedia for Children

By Roger Few

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An encyclopedia of animals, arranged according to their habitats.

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Gollancz endangered animals encyclopaedia for children.
Gollancz Animal Encyclopaedia for Children
The Gollancz Encyclopaedia of Endangered Animals for Children
Animal Encyclopedia for Children
Animal Encyclopedia for Children

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Animal watch
Animal watch

By Roger Few

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Explains current concerns about the environment and helps plan the future with practical ideas that can make a difference.

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Atlas of Wild Places
Atlas of Wild Places

By Roger Few

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Flood Hazards and Health
Flood Hazards and Health

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