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God's Country: The New Zealand Factor

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God's Country: The New Zealand Factor
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Publisher: Dancing Star Foundation
ISBN/ASIN: 0927379996
ISBN-13: 9780927379991
Number of pages: 602

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The book (602 pages and more than 850 photographs) provides an expansive analysis of ecological trends of the first decade of the 21st century, using New Zealand as an important paradigm for positive global change. This is an entirely unique exploration of the many complex issues impacting the local, regional and global ecosystems upon which all life depends.

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