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Force of Nature

Understanding Evolution's Deepest Logic——and Putting It to Use

What Everyone Needs To Know®

What Everyone Needs to Know®

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Rethinking Why and How Childhood Adversity Shapes Development

The Nature of Nurture

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Habitats of the World

The essential field guide to all of Europe’s major habitats—visually stunning, meticulously researched, and packed with invaluable information Europe is a place of natural wonders, from the icy expanses of the tundra to the arid beauty of deserts and the lush vibrancy of rainforests. This illustrated guide covers all the continent’s major habitats, providing an invaluable resource for understanding and preserving its breathtaking landscapes, ecosystems, and wildlife. Unlike standard habitat classification systems that focus solely on plant communities, Habitats of Europe offers a unique approach to understanding habitats by combining animal assemblages with descriptions of habitat structure, climate, soils, and vegetation. Perfect for nature lovers and ecologists. Whether you’re a seasoned ecologist or a curious nature lover, this one-of-a-kind field guide will inspire you to explore and protect the rich biodiversity of Europe. <ul><li>Features engaging, fact-filled descriptions of 56 major habitats</li><li>Includes a wealth of climate graphs, silhouettes, and breathtaking color photos</li><li>Presents an easy-to-use system for assessing and understanding habitats—developed in collaboration with experts in conservation, birding, and tour guiding</li><li>Encourages the reader to look beyond individual species and understand the intricate interactions that define each ecosystem</li><li>Makes habitat science accessible to a wider audience, enticing the reader to discover more about the continent and its ecology</li><li>An ideal travel companion for birders, naturalists, and wildlife enthusiasts</li><li>The go-to reference for conservation organizations, ecologists, and policymakers</li></ul>

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Ancient Wisdom for a Better Night’s Rest

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Concrete Botany

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Wolf

The fourth edition of this core textbook in advanced remote sensing continues to be the best guide on satellite-based remote sensing tools and methods for space-based Earth observation, and the use of remote sensing satellite data for studying and monitoring the planet. It is thoroughly updated with information related to new satellite missions from different agencies with particular attention to the new constellations of high-resolution sensors and new field observations for model calibration and validation, including field sensors and drones. The commercialization of remote sensing data with open cloud services and new classifications by AI algorithms and cloud computing services are also discussed. New in the Fourth Edition:<ul> <li>Thoroughly revised to include updates in all chapters due to the technological advances in space exploration.</li> <li>Covers new constellations of high-resolution sensors such as Planet, Maxar, Geo-Airbus, etc.</li> <li>Explains field sensors such as spectro-radiometers, ground lidars, and drones.</li> <li>Discusses image services including Earthengine, CreoDIAS, as well as public repositories: Copernicus, Earthexplorer, Glovis.</li> <li>Provides an introduction to AI algorithms.</li> <li>Discusses cloud computing approaches.</li> </ul>This textbook is for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students taking advanced courses in Remote Sensing and GIS in physical geography, geophysics, engineering, soil and plant sciences, urban planning, etc. It is also an excellent text for researchers and scientists interested in learning techniques and technologies for collecting, analyzing, managing, processing, and visualizing geospatial datasets.

An Environmental Approach

Fundamentals of Satellite Remote Sensing

Mountain Sheep in North America provides a detailed account of bighorn and thinhorn sheep across their geographic range from Alaska and Canada to Mexico. The book examines all aspects of life histories, including activity patterns; biology; conservation; diet; ecology; genetics; habitat requirements; health and disease; historical perspectives; management approaches; predation; competition with other species; natural history; social behavior; taxonomy; the changing role of agency, Indigenous, and conservation stakeholders; and the considerations for future management actions, opportunities, and conservation risks. The book describes advancements in new technologies supported by current science, disproving some long-held assumptions about the species and their ecology, making it the most comprehensive source of information about mountain sheep in North America today. It offers every reader a better understanding of the management of mountain sheep, and the numerous challenges of a developing world that includes anthropogenic influences, altered habitats, species assemblages, and changing climates. Each chapter is written by internationally recognized experts and practicing mountain sheep managers from agencies and academia. New research is presented within broader shifts in conservation policy and funding, helping readers understand the practical implications of evolving science in real-world situations and offering wisdom that will help them create positive conservation outcomes for mountain sheep.This is an essential text for students of wildlife, early-career and experienced biologists, managers, policy and decision makers, administrators, and anyone interested in mountain sheep in our world today, including those who are simply passionate about them. This book will provide even the most knowledgeable mountain sheep enthusiast with an improved understanding of this magnificent wildlife resource.

Biology, Ecology, Conservation, and Management

Mountain Sheep in North America

Ecology, Research, Management and Biodiversity of Wadden Sea Salt Marshes

Humans have long transformed the planet, scratching its surface for stones and ores, planting and harvesting crops, sparking fires for light and heat. But since the dawn of industrialization and especially since 1950, our impact has accelerated sharply. Economic, technological, and demographic changes have driven rapid and ongoing shifts in patterns of pollution, human health, and rising sea level and temperatures.In his landmark publication Something New Under the Sun, acclaimed historian J. R. McNeill offered a new way to understand twentieth-century history: through environmental change. Threading lucid scientific explanations with captivating stories, McNeill's prize-winning history chronicles humanity's deepening imprint on the planet in an evenhanded account that seeks, above all, to explain. With updated data and stories, and new discussions of climate change and climate politics, Something New Under the Sun remains the definitive account of the most urgent topic of our time.

Something New Under the Sun

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