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Sir Peter Scott

A founder of WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature), who has devoted his life to conservation

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'Julia Courtney: Sir Peter Scott ' összes példány
Kiadó: Exley Publications Ltd.
Kiadás helye: Watford
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott kemény papírkötés
Oldalszám: 63 oldal
Sorozatcím: People who have helped the world
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 22 cm x 15 cm
ISBN: 1-85015-108-3
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This is the story of Peter Scott, famous artist, sportsman
and tireless campaigner for the wildlife of the world.
Without him, many species would already be extinct.
Born in England, the only child of explorer Captain
Scott, Peter lost his father to the Antarctic blizzards
when he was two. His fascination with nature and his
artistic talents appeared early on; no-one was surprised
when he went off to paint birds in East Anglia.
In his travels, watching and painting birds, Scott
realised how easy it is to endanger a species by
destroying its home. In 1946 he set up the Wildfowl Trust
at Slimbridge to conserve a vital staging post for
migrating birds. This work has now expanded across the
world and Peter Scott is recognized as the person who
has done most to make conservation a household word.
From these beginnings, he became a founder ofWWF,
the World Wide Fund for Nature (now the world's biggest
conservation charity), and also devised the Red Data
Books to... Tovább

Fülszöveg


This is the story of Peter Scott, famous artist, sportsman
and tireless campaigner for the wildlife of the world.
Without him, many species would already be extinct.
Born in England, the only child of explorer Captain
Scott, Peter lost his father to the Antarctic blizzards
when he was two. His fascination with nature and his
artistic talents appeared early on; no-one was surprised
when he went off to paint birds in East Anglia.
In his travels, watching and painting birds, Scott
realised how easy it is to endanger a species by
destroying its home. In 1946 he set up the Wildfowl Trust
at Slimbridge to conserve a vital staging post for
migrating birds. This work has now expanded across the
world and Peter Scott is recognized as the person who
has done most to make conservation a household word.
From these beginnings, he became a founder ofWWF,
the World Wide Fund for Nature (now the world's biggest
conservation charity), and also devised the Red Data
Books to pinpoint endangered animals and plants
around the planet.
Sir David Attenborough once described Sir Peter as
"the patron saint of conservation". Seen as the father of
the modern conservation movement, few have done
more to make people aware of the world's disappearing
plants and creatures. Vissza

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