Principles of Conservation Biology

by Gary K. Meffe

An extensive overview of the science of conservation biology. The book includes two chapters on case studies which focus on conservation management and sustainable development projects.

Genres: Science, Textbooks, Environment, Nature, Biology, Ecology, Conservation

600 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 1994

About the author

Gary Meffe is a zoologist with a Ph.D. from Arizona State University and expertise in evolutionary ecology and conservation biology. He co-authored major textbooks on conservation and ecosystem management and served as Editor-in-Chief of Conservation Biology. Now living in Vermont, he has also published two popular books celebrating small-town life.

Reviews

[Revina Putri]

I read this book during my master's degree program. As bulky as it looks, this book is quite comprehensive. It provides you with a wide range of conservation issues and their potential solutions. Case studies are also presented to make it more insightful. I would recommend the book to conservation biology students and anyone who works or is interested in the field of conservation biology.

[Desiree']

For school.

[Nurul]

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