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Reclamation of disturbed alpine lands
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Hardy BBT Limited. |
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this project is to collect and review information on the measures needed to reclaim alpine disturbances. The disturbances are associated with development of ski facilities an… |
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Biodiversity of alpine regions
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Greg Pyers |
"Discusses the variety of living things in the ecosystem of alpine regions "--Provided by publisher. |
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Plant ecology, herbivory, and human impact in Nordic mountain birch forests
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F. E. Wielgolaski,Dietbert Thannheiser |
This volume contains results from the EU HIBECO project. It was performed from 2000 to 2003 to investigate the mountain birch ecosystem in northern Fennoscandia. The accompanying CD-ROM contains addi… |
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AMENITY MIGRANTS: SEEKING AND SUSTAINING MOUNTAINS AND THEIR CULTURES; ED. BY LAURENCE A.G. MOSS
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L. A. G. Moss |
ix, 329 p. : 25 cm |
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The High-Mountain Cryosphere
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Christian Huggel |
"This edited volume, showcasing cutting-edge research, addresses two primary questions - what are the main drivers of change in high-mountains and what are the risks implied by these changes? From a … |
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Mountains and hills
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Louise Spilsbury |
'Wild Habitats of the British Isles' is a series written for children aged between eight and ten years. Each of the books in the series explores different habitats throughout the British Isles, and t… |
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Walk up the mountain
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Caroline Arnold |
Describes the geographic features of mountains, plants and animals that live there, and how to climb mountains. |
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The life of the mountains
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Maurice Brooks |
Surveys the unique vegetation and animal life of America's spectacular mountain ranges. |
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Expedition Diaries : Himalayan Mountains Expedition Diaries
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Simon Chapman |
47 pages : 25 cm |
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Mountains and volcanoes
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Rose Pipes |
Introduces some famous mountains and volcanoes around the world, including the Andes, the Rocky Mountains, and the Alps. |
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Mountain worlds
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Gilda Berger |
Describes the different climate zones of a mountain and how plants and animals have adapted to these varying conditions. |
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World Wildlife
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Mary Cartwright,Andy Dixon |
Looks at the animals and plants of polar, rainforest, grassland and mountain environments and explains how each species has adapted to life there. |
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Biodiversity and conservation of neotropical montane forests
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Neotropical Montane Forest Biodiversity and Conservation Symposium (1993 New York Botanical Garden) |
"Uneven collection of 60 papers; most concern Andean mountain flora, forests, and habitats. Several papers focus on human modifications"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57. |
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Mountains
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A. S. Collinson |
Discusses how mountains are formed, how plants and animals adapt to life in them, and how they influence weather and geographical changes. |
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People of the mountains
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Jen Green |
Examines the many different types of cultures that exist in mountainous regions, discussing settlements, houses, employment, transportation, communication, daily life, leisure activities, and tourism. |
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Life at a high altitude
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Judy Levin |
Defines high altitudes, where air is thinner, cooler, and drier, and indicates how plants, animals, and humans learn to survive in this extreme environment. |
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Mountains and the law
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A. Castelein |
Mountain law is still in its infancy. Most countries have not yet adopted mountain-specific laws, preferring to focus on the protection and development of mountains through existing sectoral legislat… |
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The Secret Sierra
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David Gilligan |
288 p. : 22 cm |
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A mountain food chain
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A. D. Tarbox |
"A look at a common food chain in the Rocky Mountains, introducing the ponderosa pine tree that starts the chain, the mountain lion that sits atop the chain, and various animals in between"-- |
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Mountains
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Kate Riggs |
"A fundamental look at a common food chain in the mountains, starting with the ponderosa pine, ending with the mountain lion, and introducing various animals in between"--Provided by publisher. |
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