Counting Wildlife - by Mark Berry, Duncan MacFadyen
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Counting Wildlife - The Annual Helicopter Census on the Oppenheimer and De Beers Consolidated Mines Properties, 1973-2013
Aerial counting of wildlife on the Oppenheimer and De Beers Consolidated Mines Properties was first introduced four decades ago. This is the story of the many teams of pilots, counters, data capturers
and helicopter support staff and their interaction with animals.
Pivotal to the annual wildlife census is Nicky Oppenheimer and his helicopter. His generosity has through the years seen wildlife counting develop from what was once a cumbersome and tedious process, to the current highly scientific and smoothly oiled operation.
The annual game count report that results from each aerial survey enables wildlife management to make informed decisions on current and future strategies.
Hardcover. Condition: As new.
Black cloth covered boards with silver titling to boards and spine. Boards show no signs of wear. Text block intact.
A clean tight copy internally, firmly bound. Pages are tidy and clean.
Colour photographs, graphs and maps throughout.
Dust Jacket in Mint condition and covered with protective plastic cover.
Published by E Oppenheimer & Son, 2014.
Binding Condition: As new.
Overall Condition: As new.
Size: Octavo (8vo) (212 mm x 139 mm x 30 mm)
ISBN-13: 9780620596824
136 pages.