Bøker av Julian Caldecott

A comprehensive guide for surviving climate chaos for aid professionals and students, city mayors and government officials. It contributes to a global effort that spends almost a trillion euros a year, by teaching those who want to be involved in how to adapt to climate change by strengthening communities and ecosystems.

As water crises multiply, and mass extinction and climate chaos escalate, we have the sense that nature is serving us a very clear warning and that something major has to change, or else. To respond requires that our adaptive skills are informed by ecology and applied effectively. The key issue is whether we can adjust our ways of life to make it in our new global environment. Building an informed awareness of water, and the life it bears in every drop, has to be a key starting point. Public involvement in the environmental struggle is now worldwide, transforming political agendas everywhere. Science, spirit and community are working together to release energy for change and justice at a scale seldom seen before. The channelling of this energy into ecological restoration and renewal of our relationships with nature and with each other is the great task of everyone alive today or soon to be born. It is time to make Peace with Nature.

An account of conservation in action across tropical Asia, Africa and Latin America, written by a field conservationist. It contains detailed guidelines on how to analyse and solve problems that affect the survival of species, ecosystems and the ways of life of traditional peoples.

Despite the dedicated efforts of many individuals and organizations, the great apes are on the very edge of extinction. This atlas provides an overview of what is known about the six species of great apes - chimpanzee, bonobo, Sumatran orangutan, Bornean orangutan, eastern gorilla, and western lowland gorilla.