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Four years. Seven continents. A unique trip to document and protect the last untouched wilderness.
Overview
Four years. Seven continents. A unique trip to document and protect the last untouched wilderness. In more than 200 impressive photos, photographers Peter and Beverly Pickford tell an epic story and portray some of the most untouched places on our planet, from the arid, sun-scourged Geraam Coast in Namibia to the abundance of rivers and lakes in Alaska and Yukon, from the Arctic to Tibet. This is a unique book about wildlife, accompanied by fascinating texts by Peter Pickford in which he describes not only their adventures in search of untouched areas, but also expresses the urgent message that it is more than time to protect these areas, for the future of our planet and for the survival of humanity.
Product Information
Book Details
Format: PLC (with jacket)
Size: 34.0 x 26.5 cm
Extent: 336 pp
Publication date: 20 September 2018
ISBN: 9781760760076
About the Author
Peter and Beverly Pickford have been photographing Africa’s wildlife for over thirty-five years, and are among the most celebrated wildlife photographers and authors in the world. They are the authors of numerous books, including African Safari: Into the Great Game Reserves and Forever Africa: A Journey from the Cape of Good Hope to Morocco.
Peter and Beverly Pickford have been photographing Africa’s wildlife for over thirty-five years, and are among the most celebrated wildlife photographers and authors in the world. They are the authors of numerous books, including African Safari: Into the Great Game Reserves and Forever Africa: A Journey from the Cape of Good Hope to Morocco.
Peter and Beverly Pickford have been photographing Africa’s wildlife for over thirty-five years, and are among the most celebrated wildlife photographers and authors in the world. They are the authors of numerous books, including African Safari: Into the Great Game Reserves and Forever Africa: A Journey from the Cape of Good Hope to Morocco.