New Zealand's Nature Heritage, Volume 1 (1974)

Dive into the Rich World of Aotearoa's Natural History

Fair Condition Heavy shelf wear to the edges and spine of the cover. The white title pages show moderate to heavy foxing 

If you're keen to explore the unique environment of New Zealand, this is a seriously neat find! This is Volume 1 of what was originally a larger series, but it's a great read all on its own. It's packed with fascinating articles on everything from the Tuatara and the Moa to podocarp forests and fossil penguins. It’s a wonderful resource for anyone interested in the local wildlife, geology, and pre-European history. A genuine piece of natural history, and a solid addition to any Non-fiction library, particularly if you're into the Natural Sciences and local studies.

• Genre: Non-fiction (Natural History, Local History, Science)
• Content: A collection of articles on New Zealand's natural environment, including ecology, geology, and native species like The Kiwi and The Moa.
• Publisher: Hamlyn House Books, Auckland
• Publication Date/Copyright: 1974