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Praise for How to Survive the Next 100 Years: Lessons from Nature
Oswald Schmitz
Keggie Carew
Carl Safina
Anissa Lawrence
BY
SIMON MUSTOE
Expert Ecologist, Consultant & Author
“Wildlife has a huge and immeasurable impact on the stability, health and functioning of ecosystems. For this reason, humanity cannot survive without wildlife. Wild animals turn dust into soil, carbon into food and the weather into a fair climate for living. These are the stories untold – the reason why conservation is essential for our survival.” ~ SIMON
Introduction How did the Komodo Dragon survive so long? Just 400 square kilometres of habitat remains for a remnant of population of this giant animal that once roamed over 5 million square kilometres. The evidence for this comes from fossils found in Australia dating back 300,000 years. This isn’t the most interesting fact though. This is a story about language, culture and the survival of Komodo Dragon. How extinction was avoided, against all odds, due …
OUR EXPEDITIONS • DISCOVER THE CORAL TRIANGLE
